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So an ex cathedra statement is an armchair statement.

Thank you very helpful 🙏🏼

Thank you for sharing! To serve Jesus we should used good and beautiful vessels!

Thank you God is with us in the catholic church!

Thanks for the teaching 👌

Thanks for the upddate

No kneeling!!!!!!!

Beautiful. Learnt many new things ❤

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Doesn't mean jack s_ it!! Not when we have had corrupt Pope after corrupt Pope!!

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Jesus is indeed God

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May God be with us.

Thank you Dr Steven for this video.

Christianity today faces problems which are indicated rather than answered in the New Testament. Dogmas came to be es­tablished for just this reason, because of the constant demand for intellectual clari­fication. The question was: “What think ye of Christ?” But what good could come from the ‘clarifiers’ and establishers of dogma at the synod of Ephesus in 449 who, in fury, abandoned the discussion and went for each other with cudgels, until one party was defeated and accepted the ruling of the stronger party. The Church Assembly was terrorised by a crowd of fanatical monks, and brute force prevailed. That is why Leo the Great spoke of a “Synod of Robbers’. And there were other Synods during which the enraged Church Fathers threw copies of the Gospels at each others’ heads. The dispute concerning the status of Jesus Christ became particularly fierce when those Church Fathers who sided with Arius took a stand against the doc­trine of the Trinity, which was then being formulated. The dispute focused on an essential problem which the Church in those days had not yet clarified. While certain ecclesiastical authorities were at­tempting to establish the doctrine of the Trinity, Arius presented a different view: “The Father begat His only begotten Son many aeons ago, and through Him created the Aeons and the universe. The Son is begotten timelessly by the Father, made and created before the Aeons, not that he could exist before having existed, before having been begotten, but rather that it is He alone who was timelessly begotten be­fore all else.” (This is precisely the same spiritual teaching that we now receive through our divine messenger of truth.) Following this, Arius was branded as a heretic. Athanasius, his greatest antago­nist, was quite categorical in placing Christ on an equal footing with God, though this was not at that time a view generally accepted by the Church Fathers. The dispute concerning the Trinity be­came increasingly momentous. In his ‘Book of Heretics’, (Das Buch der Ketzer) the writer Walter Nigg has this to say: “Not only Bishops from different coun­tries but also the ordinary Christian people were deeply disturbed by this. Soon there was no single city or village in which ar­guments did not take place concerning the relationship between God and Christ. Families were bitterly divided, and there were many public scenes of violent up­roar. Christians fought each other in the streets on the issue of Christ’s divinity. They did not stop at injuring each other, and their monstrous behaviour brought Christianity into disrepute amongst the heathen, whose dramatists made fun of these events.” “The Emperor Constantine felt obliged to do something about this quarrel, and in order to resolve it he convened the Council of Nicea in June, 325. It was to be the Church’s first triumphant display - an event sure to impress those people who loved pageantry and liked to see Bishops in their finery.” “The false splendour”, Nigg continues, “soon faded on closer inspection. Even then, true Christianity was to be found with Anthony of Egypt in the dessert, and not with the well-dressed people in the king’s palace where the assembly was tak­ing place. There, braggarts pushed them­selves into the foreground, for at such meetings the participants would often scream at each other ferociously, not bothering to preserve their episcopal dig­nity. The Council Fathers were not con­cerned about mutual understanding, or the promotion of Christian brotherhood. Lacking understanding, many of the une­ducated bishops took to scheming, so much so that one eye-witness named that Council ‘The Synod of Perfect Fools’. Amongst the bishops, those who sympa­thised with Arius were in a minority, and when Constantine brought pressure to bear it was the central party, with its statement that Christ was to be seen as ‘One in essence with the Father’, that gained supremacy. Literal minded Christians should note that this statement does not originate in the Bible.” After this, Constantine exiled all bishops who were unwilling to give their assent to the new dogma. Commenting on this in his book “The Emperor Constantine and the Christian Church”, Edward Schwartz writes: “It was quite unheard of that a uni­versal article of faith should come into be­ing merely on the authority of the Emperor, who as a catechumen was not even admitted to the mystery of the Eucharist, and who had not the slightest right to take part in discussions concern­ing the most profound mysteries of the Faith. Yet not one Bishop dared to speak a word in opposition to this monstrous hap­pening.” The Council of Nicea gave assent to this dogma, not as a result of Christian delib­erations but through the force of imperial politics. It can hardly be called a sacred assembly. But since too small a majority had overpowered too large a minority, the resulting victory rested on a fragile foun­dation. Wishing to restore peace within the Church, Constantine sought reconcil­iation with the offended Arian bishops, even going so far as to recall Arius in or­der to recompense him for the injustice he had suffered. The Emperor gave Arius a gracious reception, but his command was not obeyed by Athanasius, the most pow­erful opponent of Arius, and the hoped-for reconciliation between these two did not take place. Not long afterwards Arianism was granted the status of a true doctrine; the opposition party was charged with heresy, and its leader, Athanasius, was ex­iled. However, before he could be officially installed Arius was poisoned by his oppo­nents, who openly rejoiced at what they had done. Even Bishop Athanasius stood by this deed, thus showing to what depths Christians had sunk in their doctrinal struggles. the final ratification of the Doctrine of the Trinity took place at the Synod of Constantinople in 553. In so far as we Christians think for our­selves and refuse to let ourselves be pre­vented from seeking the truth by a reliance upon dogmas thought up by human beings and argued about for centuries, we are following good advice: “Seek and you shall find!” We have found. But it often seems as though the world has to be put off with falsehood for a time because it is not yet ready for the truth. There is, nevertheless, a noticeable wave of interest in the religious quest, particularly amongst young people who are seeking truth and higher knowledge. The religious quest keeps humanity from lapsing into a sense of static finality. Arthur Brunner 
The Spiritual World 1980 p.81

Kneel to receive Holy Communion if you can safely do so and if you have a faithful priest. Orémus Y'all.

Thank you. I was called to service in Mass. God bless you

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The way I understood this is that the images were a focal point. We were praying to the actual person in heaven. I have heard some say that the Crucifix, with Christ on it, was an icon of God. But, in actuality, it is the depiction of Jesus in His human form. There can be no pictures or engravings of God as no one knows just what He looks like.

Saint Bede, in his book "The Ecclesiastical History of the English People," mentions many times as the Pope sends the pallium to various bishops so that they might consecrate other bishops as the faith grew in England and Ireland.

There are 2 patens used at Mass. The first, as described; the second, has a handle that the server holds under the chin of a communicant, or under their hands if they receive the host in their hand. This is intended to keep the host from falling to the floor. It does happen.

3:15 I KNOW THE PRIESTS IN THE PICTURE HAHA

Thank you for for this info.

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Not to blame anyone but it saddens me no end to see so much gold upon the altar. Surely our Lord used an earthenware cup and I can't imagine He would be impressed by this wealth. I wish we would use ceramics and give the gold to the poor.

Thanks I needed this as an aspirant altar server

Church of God dirty oil

How did they know whether the son was born of the Father before all ages unless they went back before all ages and watched the Father giving birth to the son? Catholic-Christianity emphases "believing" the doctrines to obtain salvation but it cannot be proven except to say that the fourth century Church-State Theologians believed this and getting the common people to believe it brought enormous wealth and power to them in getting everyone to recite the creed in unison.

I'm a bit disappointed that this video which started of as an audio narration turned into more of something that a viewer has more to read.

Well explained...thank you, Dr. Steven

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Thanks for the update

The pallium is worn by all bishops who are metropolitants, signifying their jurisdiction over the bishops of their province.

Objects inside 'A' Church....Just because certain objects feature, or otherwise in a Roman Catholic Church, doesn't mean that they feature in ALL Churches....

Tysm! Because of you i have now a reviewer of our upcoming final Examination i hope i will get investiture good luck to me ❤ tysmm

annoying that francis shuns these traditional garments to make him appear "poor". hopefully the next pope will re-instate.

Proverbs 3:5-6 KJV Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; And lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, And he shall direct thy paths. Now who instructed the Catholic church to dress their priests in this fashion? Certainly not God but that other god (Satan). It is not scriptural what they are doing. Sadly the blinds and the ignorant don't know this.

Thank you for the explanation

I put it in in Jesus name amen SANTA CATARINA TEKAKWITHA WORE IT

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I got ten answer because i know that im mbg at the Altar

Very beautifully explained...

Jesus received more then 6 wounds...He was beaten so severely he was unrecognizable we are told by Isaiah the prophet

I have 7correct i need to study more

If I didn't know better, I would just take the surface meaning. "But" each item mentioned here has a deeper meaning. The "Roman Catholic Church" will steer you away from the True Christ.

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