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Praying in churches of other denominations; Split from the Ordinariate topic
Topic Started: Monday, 28. November 2011, 14:28 (1,545 Views)
Mairtin
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Patrick
Wednesday, 7. December 2011, 10:42
I haven't judged you, I stated how it looks, to me.
Um ... you need to explain to me exactly what you didn't mean when you said "you as a Catholic have publicly stated that you are in Communion with them, share their beliefs and their teachings."
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saundthorp
Wednesday, 7. December 2011, 10:10
I might just add that if any Catholic on here doesn't have a problem with Article XXVIII they have ceased to be Catholic!
That is only relevant if people are making out that Protestant communion is on a par with Catholic Communion. Nobody here is saying that.
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Mairtin
Thursday, 8. December 2011, 12:25
saundthorp
Wednesday, 7. December 2011, 10:10
I might just add that if any Catholic on here doesn't have a problem with Article XXVIII they have ceased to be Catholic!
That is only relevant if people are making out that Protestant communion is on a par with Catholic Communion. Nobody here is saying that.
A British agent planted in the IRA was effective because the organisation he infiltrated thought he was one of them and believed in the same cause. Not a great example but it puts the point well.
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OsullivanB

My new novel about a Catholic undercover agent attending CofE Communion services will be called "The Man Who Was Sunday".
"There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance - that principle is contempt prior to investigation." Herbert Spencer
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Mairtin
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You might find one of these useful, Patrick.
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:wacko:
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OsullivanB

:rofl:
"There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance - that principle is contempt prior to investigation." Herbert Spencer
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Angus Toanimo
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I give up, I know what I mean even if no-one else does. :deadhorse:
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OsullivanB
Thursday, 8. December 2011, 14:28
My new novel about a Catholic undercover agent attending CofE Communion services will be called "The Man Who Was Sunday".
A Novus novel, restricted to persons who produce valid Orders .
Keep the Faith!

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Patrick
Thursday, 8. December 2011, 14:40
I give up, I know what I mean even if no-one else does. :deadhorse:
Is that a quote from +Williamson or the collective prelature of the SSPX?
"There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which cannot fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance - that principle is contempt prior to investigation." Herbert Spencer
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Nobody's answering me so I am led to inquire:

Is this preamble a male preserve?

If so is that an Order?

Is it doctrinal?
Keep the Faith!

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Patrick
Thursday, 8. December 2011, 14:40
I give up, I know what I mean even if no-one else does. :deadhorse:
If it's any comfort, Patrick, I know what you mean.
Truth is still the truth even if no one believes it. Error is still error even if everyone believes it.
(Archbishop Fulton Sheen)
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saundthorp
Thursday, 8. December 2011, 17:09
Patrick
Thursday, 8. December 2011, 14:40
I give up, I know what I mean even if no-one else does. :deadhorse:
If it's any comfort, Patrick, I know what you mean.
It is, thank you.

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paul

why is there no mention of transubstantiation in either the Apostles or Nicene creeds?

Are non-catholic christians using Christ's words at the last supper as reasoning? ie This is my body, and with the wine this is my blood "do this in memory of me"
To me it suggests that the bread was transubstantial and the blood a memorial?
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Gerard

Paul,

Are you aware that when Jews celebrated the Passover Meal/Celebration they believed they were entering into the actual passover of the angel and crossing of the Red Sea?

Bit like a time machine ;)

Gerry
"The institutional and charismatic aspects are quasi coessential to the Church's constitution" (Pope John Paul II, 1998).
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