Episode 2: You are the Christ | Transfiguration Site w/Fr. Chris Alar, “Who Do You Say I AM?” Series
April 7, 2026
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as posted by the channelOn Mount Tabor at the Church of the Transfiguration, Fr. Chris Alar alongside our guides from Nativity Pilgrimage, George Stephan and Tony Azraq, reveal how the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ confirmed the answer to the question posed by Jesus to the Apostles, “Who do people say the Son of Man is?
Journey through the Holy Land as we help you answer the question, “Who is Jesus Christ?”
Who Do You Say I AM? is an EWTN Holy Land digital pilgrimage series produced in partnership with Nativity Pilgrimage. We explore the locations where Gospel events took place, using scriptural, cultural, archaeological, and historical evidence to guide our footsteps.
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Producers: Anthony Johnson, Rudolf Gehrig
Journalist: Rudolf Gehrig
Cinematographer: Patrick Grant
Editor: Anthony Johnson
Narrator: Valentina Di Donato
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