Recovering the Lost Roots of Christianity

TeoCentro is a theological project born from the need to recover what has been lost in the transmission of tradition across generations, and to raise awareness about that tradition and how it has been handed down.

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The Editor

Claudio De Genua, editor and founder of TeoCentro

Claudio De Genua

Editor and founder of TeoCentro

  • Systems analyst & auditor
  • 10+ years of source study
  • Philological-comparative method
  • Wikidata Q139549554

Claudio De Genua — Editor and founder of TeoCentro

A systems analyst and auditor by training, the editor applies process optimisation and scientific methodology to the systematisation and dissemination of the Jewish roots of Christianity, working from primary sources.

From 2013 to 2023, ten years of systematic research on the spiritual traditions of the West — from the earliest Hermetic sources (Maria Prophetissima and the Corpus Hermeticum) to the modern elaborations of Paolo Lucarelli and Elemire Zolla. That path converges on Christian mystical symbolism: the letters of Padre Pio and the Ascent of Mount Carmel by St John of the Cross lead back to the Hebrew substrate on which all Western spirituality rests.

TeoCentro was founded in 2025 as an independent initiative for the dissemination of the Jewish roots of the Gospel from their original sources.

The TeoCentro Project

TeoCentro is dedicated to the study, research and dissemination of the Jewish traditions that form the foundation of Christianity, with a rigorous approach grounded in primary sources: Tanakh, Mishnah, Talmud, Pirkei Avot, canonical Gospels, the Didache and patristic literature.

This platform is for those who wish to free themselves from received interpretations by engaging directly with the sources: texts in their original language, documented historical data, verifiable tradition. For those who do not seek confirmation — they seek the truth.

Our Mission

As the masters of Israel teach, every generation has the task not only to transmit what it has received, but above all to recover what has been lost in the chain of tradition.

Our Objectives

  • Recovery of lost traditions through primary sources
  • Rigorous academic study using philological methodology
  • Constructive dialogue between Jewish and Christian scholars
  • Combatting antisemitism through knowledge
  • Challenging theological bias through primary sources and public debate
  • Promoting awareness of the lost oral tradition
  • Independent formation for personal study of the sacred texts
  • Universal accessibility without sacrificing depth

Who This Is For

🎓Students and Researchers

In-depth material with direct access to primary sources

⛪Pastors and Catechists

Tools for teaching with historical precision

✡️Scholars of Judaism

Early-Christian perspectives on rabbinic tradition

❤️Independent Seekers

Knowledge made accessible without losing depth

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