freedomlives
freedomlives 19/01/2012 10:55:06
Maybe the allowance of married protestants to become Roman Rite priests didn't happen, but there have always been married priests in many of the other sui juris Catholic churches. In fact, in our Slovak Greek Catholic Church, the vast majority of secular clergy are married, though a few choose celibacy.
It is clear that monastics should not marry, as how could one give oneself completely to God if they have a spouse? But is there any reason why married men shouldn't be admitted to the secular … [Más]
It is clear that monastics should not marry, as how could one give oneself completely to God if they have a spouse? But is there any reason why married men shouldn't be admitted to the secular … [Más]
freedomlives 14/01/2012 11:52:47
Hmm... at the FSSP church, Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini, in Rome my friend tells me that two ladies regularly attend Mass with their purse sized dogs.
But, it is a bit much when dogs enter the sanctuary. But in most new churches there are neither altar rails with gates (for the Latins) nor iconostasis with doors (for the Greeks), so it presents a problem with controlling where dogs and laity might wander!
But, it is a bit much when dogs enter the sanctuary. But in most new churches there are neither altar rails with gates (for the Latins) nor iconostasis with doors (for the Greeks), so it presents a problem with controlling where dogs and laity might wander!
freedomlives 16/09/2011 06:33:28
Gregg Cunningham will be visiting many countries in Europe during October to meet with pro-lifers interested in learning about and implementing CBRs strategy of using graphic abortion images to change public opinion about abortion. If you are interested in a new level of pro-life activism, please contact me and I can arrange for you to be at one of the meetings.
Andrew Ray
CBR Slovakia
freedomlives AT gmail DOT com
www.cbreurope.sk
Andrew Ray
CBR Slovakia
freedomlives AT gmail DOT com
www.cbreurope.sk
freedomlives 16/08/2011 15:56:07
It would seem that some of the incorruptible saints have not had decay touch their bodies either, even though their bodies are quite dead. So that some liturgical text says "You [Father] would not allow decay to touch her body, for she had given birth to your Son, the Lord of Life, in the glory of the Incarnation." is not incompatible with her dying before the assumption.
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freedomlives 16/08/2011 06:31:13
My son's baptism and chrismation according to the Slovak Ruthenian Rite, celebrated by a Greek Catholic Redemptorist in our villages Roman Catholic church. The mysteries were celebrated in Slovak, but all is subtitled in to English. 90% is here, … [Más]
freedomlives 15/08/2011 05:44:26
Dakujem!
I live in Slovakia, and through marriage accepted the option to become Greek Catholic for how beautiful the liturgy is. I very much appreciate now that I have found your videos a place to get a sermon in English. At liturgy I manage to understand about 10% of the sermon, or what my wife decides to whisper to me in translation!
I live in Slovakia, and through marriage accepted the option to become Greek Catholic for how beautiful the liturgy is. I very much appreciate now that I have found your videos a place to get a sermon in English. At liturgy I manage to understand about 10% of the sermon, or what my wife decides to whisper to me in translation!
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