Episode 9: Jesus' Ministry in Capernaum | "Who Do You Say I AM?" Series
April 30, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn Capernaum, Fr. Chris Alar elaborates on the John 6 discourse sharing its importance for understanding the Eucharist and Jesus' teaching authority. George and Tony explain what the archaeological ruins of the Jewish Synagogue and the House of Peter reveal and how they confirm the gospel accounts.
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Producers: Anthony Johnson, Rudolf Gehrig
Journalist: Rudolf Gehrig
Cinematographer: Patrick Grant
Editor: Anthony Johnson, Gian Luca Gangemi
Narrator: Anthony Johnson
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