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I recently came across an interesting subject and an interesting book as well called: Communicatio in Sacris…
Also, what happened to “Intercommunion”?
Did not Paul VI and Athenagoras “lift” the 1054 A.D. Excommunications one from the other?
The book has many quotes and photos from Saints in East and West that damn “Intercommunion” with Heretics and Schismatics!
What do Latins and Greeks do now?
Yours,
OrthodoxPapa
[Moderator Note: This thread was posted on four forums. The link promoting the book was removed and the thread in Non-Catholic Religions retained as the intent appears to be discussion on intercommunion between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches.]
I was suprised because I heard a Latin Bishop in France is giving the book two thumbs up!Communicatio in Sacris is a Compendium of Roman Catholic Doctrine on the subject of Intercommunion with non-Catholics. This book produces the overwhelming theological consensus for the Dogmatic Teaching condemning Intercommunion with non-Catholics, putting together a treasury of Sacred Scriptures, Church Fathers, Doctors, Saints, Theologians, and Popes who have written on the matter. This book also covers the Theological Controversies, Scandals, and Hypocrisies of how so-called Traditionalist Catholics and pseudo-Orthodox have openly communicated in the sacred with those they consider the Heterodox and yet have tried to justify their actions. This book, not only reveals their crimes, but it opens the door for anyone to understand what the Roman Catholic Church has always taught on this subject, namely, that it is forbidden for Catholics to join non-Catholic Communion.
Also, what happened to “Intercommunion”?
Did not Paul VI and Athenagoras “lift” the 1054 A.D. Excommunications one from the other?
The book has many quotes and photos from Saints in East and West that damn “Intercommunion” with Heretics and Schismatics!
What do Latins and Greeks do now?
Yours,
OrthodoxPapa
[Moderator Note: This thread was posted on four forums. The link promoting the book was removed and the thread in Non-Catholic Religions retained as the intent appears to be discussion on intercommunion between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches.]