Eusebius considered Ignatius to be a member/leader of the Catholic Church.

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Even though they have differing opinions regarding purgatory, papal infallibility, the immaculate conception of Mary, what ecumenical councils are valid, etc.? Furthermore, what about the Coptic Church? Are they part of the church established by Christ in 33 AD? This is getting a bit off-topic, but if we’re going to claim Ignatius and Eusebius were members of the same Catholic Church of today (and if by this we mean the Roman Catholic Church), then words and definitions have meaning.
If I say it’s the RCC you will say that I am wrong - right?
 
If I say it’s the RCC you will say that I am wrong - right?
If you did, we’d have to make certain to say that the EO, EC and Coptic churches are all invalid churches and not the apostolic churches which Eusebius and Ignatius would be part. That would be the consistent logic therein.
 
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