UKRAINE 'The laws of the occupation force forbid any affiliation with the Catholic Church, either Greek-Catholic or Latin rite, and it is very difficult to provide any sort of ministry there. My exarchate no longer has any priests in these territories. All our churches have

Latter-day Saints commonly interpret part of Jesus' prayer in John 17 (for the disciples to be one as he is one with the Father) to refer to a unity of purpose. This interpretation is not necessarily irreconcilable to the Catholic position. Since we believe that the Father and

Woah, Hellenistic concepts, you say? Like the ones that are explicitly quoted within the work of Luke and Paul?

“Are you seriously forgetting that God is three different beings?”

Martyrs of Polotsk, pray for us🙏

Times have certainly changed then. Here is a 1961 publication from the Church Missionary Department titled “A Uniform System for Teaching Investigators” that encouraged missionaries to discuss other faiths with investigators.

I haven’t seen a single EO commentator address the libel the super chatter perpetrated against the Church (“The Catholic Church helped the Ottomans sack Constantinople…”)

I made this for a meme that I didn’t commit to but it is still extremely funny to me

The Acts of Chalcedon demonstrate that Patriarchs were not mere honorary figureheads and suprametropolitical authority carried real weight in the ancient Church. During the Fourth Session, ten bishops of Egypt refused to sign the Tome of Pope Leo on the basis that they were

There are only two understandings of papal claims in the pre-schism era that are defensible: 1) Papal claims were made and unanimously accepted by the Church. 2) Papal claims were made but were not dogmatic at that time. Any theory, however, that seeks to deny their existence

I do not know how someone could watch this and think Jay knows his stuff

I used to be funny :(

Blessed Theodore

“the church of the first millennium did not operate as a papacy” Do these people even understand what they’re saying?