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Duration: 05:17 minutes Upload Time: 2007-12-30 15:18:13 User: RomanianEagle24 :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day |
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Description: This Latin early liturgical chant prooves that in IV century Rome was stil Orthodox.So all Catholics please dont say you have Tradition...TRADITION means ORTHODOXY. Orthodox means in Greek RIGHT.Yes Orthodoxy is the right path! If you want unity with us,gave up the Inovations. |
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| Twycross ::: Favorites 2008-01-05 22:23:39 I dont think you know the issue. __________________________________________________ | |
| pikinez ::: Favorites 2008-01-03 19:34:01 yes, before the schism there was an unique united church. and orthodox try to keep the tradition of the church __________________________________________________ | |
| Transleithania ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:53:39 The Catholic tradition hold the Integrity of the WHOLE tradition, all of them, all branches. The byzantine, the coptic, and the latin tradition, "varietas in concordia". The doctrine, and the unitiy with the petrine See is the same, but, the particular things (canonical law, spirituality, devotions etc.) different, as the Body has got different parts. Here is the real - anti-modernist - latin tradition: w w w . t r i d e n t i n u m . c o m __________________________________________________ | |
| unurautare ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:53:13 good for him :D ,I really don't know much about him exept that he lived in the IX century and had something to do with the Great Split, but what about those canonical problems? __________________________________________________ | |
| Transleithania ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:44:51 Interest writting from a former byzantine-orthodox, now Catholic: Ending the Byzantine-Greek Scism credo . stormloader . c o m / endbyzan . h t m The divine Primacy of the Bishop of Rome credo . stormloader . c o m / letters . h t m Eastern Orthodoxy and the See of Peter credo . stormloader . c o m / petersee . h t m __________________________________________________ | |
| Transleithania ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:39:47 The power struggle in Pan-Orthodoxy... c r e d o . s t o r m l o a d e r . c o m /Ecumenic/struggle . h t m __________________________________________________ | |
| Transleithania ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:38:42 For my dear Unurautare... Have you ecer heard Photius? He was a catholic civilian, who later been Patriarch (by a political clan), than he consecrated. Than he would be a scismatic... He spilt from the Petrine See. __________________________________________________ | |
| unurautare ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:35:41 for my dear Transleithania :) : ever heared of Martin Luther?he is the one that started protestantism,he was a catholic(priest or monk I think)before that,he became disgusted of the catholic church and its ways,and now England,Germany,Norway,etc. are protestant countries,so they did divide(because they were catholics) or split as you say,I guess that works as well ;) and what canonical problems are you refering at?please give me some more detailes __________________________________________________ | |
| Transleithania ::: Favorites 2008-01-02 07:22:40 Dear Unurautare, Catholics said, that the protestant aren't Catholic. So ridiculous just saying: "Catholics divided." Catholics - in the Catholic faith - who is in unitiy with the See of Peter of Rome. In the Catholic thought, protestant are heretics, who spilt from the Jesus-want petrine-throne. And there's canonical problem in the Orthodox Communion: the iurisdiction of Basarabia, Estonia etc... Who is the Judge? __________________________________________________ | |
| unurautare ::: Favorites 2007-12-30 19:40:23 you are right also but I think the "ceremonies" are the same in every orthodox church,and the fact that russians have remained by the 'Old Calendar' and we romanians,for example,have adopted the new calendar doesn't make either,us or the russians, less or more orthodox,but the protestand do contest a lot of catholic 'values' and vice versa & that is a real split ;) __________________________________________________ | |
| Constantinus ::: Favorites 2007-12-30 18:46:25 Not really. We've had numerous schisms and splits, tho none as quite as serious or widespread as Protestantism. Old Believers, Old Calendarists, etc... just to name a few. Ukraine for example, is full of Churches not in communion with each other __________________________________________________ | |
| unurautare ::: Favorites 2007-12-30 16:02:20 exept the split with the catholics,orthodox faith was never divided again...what happend to the catholics? ask lutherans,anglicans,baptists+other 28 main categories and many,many other subcategories protestants :| __________________________________________________ | |
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