Western vs. eastern liturgies would be a better title. There are many eastern Catholic Churches that are liturgically indistinguishable from the Orthodox Churches.
I wish you talked a little more about the Novus Ordo, and how it was created by the Catholic Church to allow for the laity to understand the mass better
Imagine calling the churches who built the foundations of Christianity, founded by Christ, grown by the Holy Apostles, and perpetuated for 2000 years through the teachings and martyrdom of countless saints, misguided. Tell me, friend, which one of the 30,000 protestant denominations do you come from? One that was founded 500 years ago by a monk who wanted to get married? One created so a king could divorce his wife? Or is it the one founded in 1986 in the local mini mall between the Joe Bob's chicken shack and 99 cent store?
Western vs. eastern liturgies would be a better title. There are many eastern Catholic Churches that are liturgically indistinguishable from the Orthodox Churches.
Appreciate the feedback!
I wish you talked a little more about the Novus Ordo, and how it was created by the Catholic Church to allow for the laity to understand the mass better
Are you talking about Vatican II specifically? We can look at a video about that
@@LegioMariaeYT yeah, how it attempted to make the liturgy more accessible to the masses
@@ishofarabia appreciate the feedback, we will work on it. Anything else you would like to see?
I vehemently disagree. Novus Ordo has watered down worship in the West.
We are dropping a video on this topic on Wednesday
They are both still misguided.
@@mmsk2010 both? How so?
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@@deusvult8340 I said the same thing and UA-cam removed my comment.
Imagine calling the churches who built the foundations of Christianity, founded by Christ, grown by the Holy Apostles, and perpetuated for 2000 years through the teachings and martyrdom of countless saints, misguided. Tell me, friend, which one of the 30,000 protestant denominations do you come from? One that was founded 500 years ago by a monk who wanted to get married? One created so a king could divorce his wife? Or is it the one founded in 1986 in the local mini mall between the Joe Bob's chicken shack and 99 cent store?