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holly_potter
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I have a Catholic friend, but on her Facebook profile it says she’s an orthodox Catholic. What’s the difference, if any? 
Yeah, maybe for another thread… But, back when the Bibles were mostly in Latin, Latin (which was a very static language) was much more widely read than any vernaculars (which tended to change so often).Thanks for the clarification! I guess I might be considered “orthodox”, too…but I do think Mass in the vernacular is okay, instead of the Latin Mass. It reminds me of the day when people had to read the Bible in Latin instead of in the vernacular…But that’s an argument for another forum!![]()
That’s true. In many circles, Liberals don’t tend to call themselves Liberals.any declaration of this kind is generally self declared…even the folks with the (in my opinion) apostate group Catholics for Choice would call themselves orthodox.
Orthodox simple means “right doctrine” and generally those who aren’t “pick and choose” catholics might apply the term orthodox to themselves.