Did the original twelve make it to heaven?

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Who was the least among the apostles in the eyes of the Rabbi? Who was the apostle addressed Friend by the Rabbi at the height of the unfolding drama of the Passion? Who was the first and the last among the original twelve on the basis of the pronouncements of the Messiah in the gospels of the evangelists? Let us review, pls visit relijournal.com/christianity/the-first-is-the-last/
 
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Who was the least among the apostles in the eyes of the Rabbi? Who was the apostle addressed Friend by the Rabbi at the height of the unfolding drama of the Passion? Who was the first and the last among the original twelve on the basis of the pronouncements of the Messiah in the gospels of the evangelists? Let us review, pls visit relijournal.com/christianity/the-first-is-the-last/
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well this site is sure a real stinker and should be put prohibited at this forum. Eleven of the twelve apostles are canonized saints within the Catholic Church. So those 11 are considered to be in heaven. Judas’ whereabouts we can’t determine. We aren’t to assume that one is heaven or one is in hell.
 
Well the Apostles were all saints. Barnabas took the place of Judas Iscariot and so all 12 have been canonised
 
RodBrett said:
Well the Apostles were all saints. Barnabas took the place of Judas Iscariot and so all 12 have been canonised
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I thought that was St. Matthias. St. Barnabas was the companion of St. Paul’s missionary journeys.
 
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I thought that was St. Matthias. St. Barnabas was the companion of St. Paul’s missionary journeys.
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You are right it is St. Matthias that replaced Judas. Judas was not canonized a saint, but the one who replaced him was as was early followers such as St. Barnabas, St. Stephen the Martyr and St. Paul, who became a follower and apostle after his conversion.
 
tobinatorstark said:
well this site is sure a real stinker and should be put prohibited at this forum. Eleven of the twelve apostles are canonized saints within the Catholic Church. So those 11 are considered to be in heaven. Judas’ whereabouts we can’t determine. We aren’t to assume that one is heaven or one is in hell.
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Stinker is an understatement! It’s totally unintelligible.I didn’t understand what they were trying to say or what the point was:shrug:Goofy to say the least:eek:
 
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