Apostolic Constitutions

The Apostolic Constitutions is an important early Christian document, believed to be compiled in the 4th century. It serves as a collection of church teachings, liturgical practices, and guidelines for Christian living, reflecting the traditions and organization of the early Church. It is divided into eight books, covering topics such as sacraments, church hierarchy, and moral conduct. While not universally accepted as scripture, it offers valuable insight into the beliefs and practices of early Christians, showcasing how they navigated faith and community life in a developing religious context.