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holy_wood
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Think outside the box.
body, blood, soul, and divinity.
body, blood, soul, and divinity.
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Mystic_of_God
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Thank you for not being vague.
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Eilish_Maura
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Box?
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LDNCatholic
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I think what holy_wood is hinting at is the fact that Jesus is in heaven, and as a human possessed a soul, then He meets the requirements for sainthood?
But thats just a guess.
But thats just a guess.
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Franciscan
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I think he must be referring to the patron saint of ‘drug traffickers’
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_Malverde
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus_Malverde
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holy_wood
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LilyM
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Given that ‘saint’ simply means holy, and I certainly do pray to holy Jesus, the answer is an unequivocal yes 
:getholy:
:getholy:
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Joysong
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This thread serves no good purpose in “Spirituality.”
If the OP wants to have an inappropriate joke, it might fit better in the Clubhouse, but even there, it is stretching it.
If the OP wants to have an inappropriate joke, it might fit better in the Clubhouse, but even there, it is stretching it.
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LDNCatholic
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I think it is an interesting question and encourages thought and study. Well done to holy_wood for giving us something to think aboutThis thread serves no good purpose in “Spirituality.”
If the OP wants to have an inappropriate joke, it might fit better in the Clubhouse, but even there, it is stretching it.
!Also this thread began over in Apologetics if I remember correctly so it is apparent that the moderators saw fit to move it here.
Go me!Bingo!!!
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Joysong
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Well, before critiquing it, I looked up other threads and ‘challenges’ put forth by the OP, and I did not take it as just a passing question, but one that borders on mockery. Maybe you and I are coming from two different sensibilities.
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JimR-OCDS
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Sanctification is the healing and purification of a soul wounded by sin.
Saints are those who have been sanctified through sanctifying grace from God.
Jesus, needs no sanctification, for He is God the Son, who is without sin and is the sanctifier.
Jim
Saints are those who have been sanctified through sanctifying grace from God.
Jesus, needs no sanctification, for He is God the Son, who is without sin and is the sanctifier.
Jim
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mangy_dog
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Finally a sensible answer!!
Thank you Jim!
Did everbody get that? God bless Jim OCDZ…whatever…SDC…uh… anyway good job Jim.
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InLight247
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I am with you.This thread serves no good purpose in “Spirituality.”
If the OP wants to have an inappropriate joke, it might fit better in the Clubhouse, but even there, it is stretching it.
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InLight247
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Great point, Jim !!
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LDNCatholic
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And with that Jim wins this thread.
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JimR-OCDS
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Not me, but Christ wins.
Nothing I have comes from myself, but rather, from Him who dwells within me, Jesus Christ.
On my own, I’m just a foolish stupid man.
Jim
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mangy_dog
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Jim,
Just say “thank you”. The Lord knows where your heart is and knows where the credit goes. We draw undue attention to ourselves when we go thru so many “gyrations” to detract attention from ourselves.
Just a suggestion…
Pax Domini sit semper vobiscum.
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saylo
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Jesus is the “High Priest” in Heaven and yet He instituted the priesthood.
Jesus is the Son of God and yet, when we partake of His Body and Blood we become "blood relatives…a kind of DNA --sharing with His Body and Blood. So we then become "sons of God "too…through His Son.
Jesus gave us His mother at Calvary…there again, we then became “immediate family” members.
When I sometimes connect all these things, to me, it seems as though Heaven is one large, happy family for all eternity.
Jesus a saint? I don’t think so…He was never “canonized.”
Jesus is the Son of God and yet, when we partake of His Body and Blood we become "blood relatives…a kind of DNA --sharing with His Body and Blood. So we then become "sons of God "too…through His Son.
Jesus gave us His mother at Calvary…there again, we then became “immediate family” members.
When I sometimes connect all these things, to me, it seems as though Heaven is one large, happy family for all eternity.
Jesus a saint? I don’t think so…He was never “canonized.”
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holy_wood
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Wow, I was not trying to offend anyone, I am Catholic after all.Well, before critiquing it, I looked up other threads and ‘challenges’ put forth by the OP, and I did not take it as just a passing question, but one that borders on mockery. Maybe you and I are coming from two different sensibilities.
I just thought one day that since Jesus has a soul and now he is in Heaven then that should mean that he is a saint.
The only other thread by me I can think of which could be considered mockery is this one…
forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=165142
which asks are you already in Heaven. Like I posted in it I was very bored that summer and I tried to fathom…(well just look at the thread).
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