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annad347
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That’s what I prayWith God’s Holy Spirit as our Intended Guide - it’s way harder to become “fooled” by the Enem
That’s what I prayWith God’s Holy Spirit as our Intended Guide - it’s way harder to become “fooled” by the Enem
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But isnt a person’s belief an individual thing?As Catholics we believe a particular way about the Eucharist. A way protestant denominations do not.
Paul says it is sharing of that one bread that makes us One Body.
Do you believe the Eucharist is the actual body and blood of Christ just because the priest says it is or do you believe it cause you have faith God is present at that very moment turning ordinary wine into blood, ordinary bread to the body of Christ
I believe no matter what church you go to the Eucharist will be what God needs it to be in you’re life because of you’re faith in God… maybe I’m wrong but I trust God.
That’s where Paul’s words come into play and makes us one with The Body our faith… you cant tell me that just because a person’s Catholic their belief and faith is automatically genuine, that some arent just going through the motions… if that’s the case then why would Gid be stronger in one church over another… isnt He every where
Of course He is everywhere. But He is in the Catholic Church in a particular way & it is that truth Paul speaks about when he speaks of One Loaf, One Body.So you believe God is only present in Catholic churches? He can NOT be present any where else?
I can do that outside of the Catholic church, by placing my trust in God. I can be obedient to God, follow His will and be born in the Spirit of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirt. When I do that I will be part of Gods church, one with Jesus and one with God… right?But if you are at all concerned about what He wants, come home. Follow Christ. Be obedient to Mother Church. Surrender yourself to her womb & be born in the Spirit of the Son.
I don’t think so, which is why I’m Catholic. Others think so & that’s why they aren’t Catholic.I can do that outside of the Catholic church, by placing my trust in God. I can be obedient to God, follow His will and be born in the Spirit of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirt. When I do that I will be part of Gods church, one with Jesus and one with God… right?
And I consecrate myself for them, so that they also may be consecrated in truth. “I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in me through their word, so that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me.m And I have given them the glory you gave me, so that they may be one, as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may be brought to perfection as one, that the world may know that you sent me, and that you loved them even as you loved me. Father, they are your gift to me.
so I my trust in God is only true if He’s leading me to Peter? I’m only being obedient to God if I’m doing what Peter says?I don’t see how you can trust Him if you aren’t in communion with Peter, eat from the loaf that he eats from or share the cup that he shares. God tells Peter to do all this but we find a way around, to do it without Peter, how is that trust in God. How is that obedience to Christ?
So when Jesus spoke these word Catholic believe He was speaking only about the 12 Apostles, that only the 12 Apostles were a gift given to Him?And I consecrate myself for them, so that they also may be consecrated in truth. “I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in me through their word, so that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me.m And I have given them the glory you gave me, so that they may be one, as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may be brought to perfection as one, that the world may know that you sent me, and that you loved them even as you loved me. Father, they are your gift to me.
That was my understanding. God being the head of your church was the key to doing God’s will. Not every church has that, which is why not every church is part of God’s church.if one follows the comandments of god , belives in jesus , is baptized in the name of the father the son and of the holy spirit , and is born again , and does the will of the father.
than he is more christian than any luke warm catholic. and vice versa.
The Church is built on Peter. We eat from the same table, the same loaf. Like St Paul says, it is the sharing of that loaf that makes us one Body.Trust in God is only true if it leads you to be in communion with Peter… and those who Peter leaves in charge from generation to generation… correct.
I believe when Jesus spoke these words he was speaking about His Church, His Church is the gift the Father has given Him as His bride. The Church He built on Peter, that can be traced through Bishops & Popes from then till now.So when Jesus spoke these word Catholic believe He was speaking only about the 12 Apostles, that only the 12 Apostles were a gift given to Him?
Ok. One day maybe I’ll come around to your teaching. But for now, I’ll stick to the teaching of St Peter, St Paul, St John, St James, etc… we’ll look to Peter to avoid error.That was my understanding. God being the head of your church was the key to doing God’s will. Not every church has that, which is why not every church is part of God’s church.
You dont have any pastoral duties do you?i dont belive any earthly instituition is the church much less a goverment
you didn’t answer the question… is my trust in God only true if it leads me to Peter?The Church is built on Peter. We eat from the same table, the same loaf. Like St Paul says, it is the sharing of that loaf that makes us one Body.
I believe if you’re following Jesus, He will lead you to the Church. If you are following the Church she will lead you to Jesus.you didn’t answer the question… is my trust in God only true if it leads me to Peter?
so do I…I believe if you truly put your trust in God, He will lead you to the Church He built on Peter.
IN the Catholic Church (participating in all the sacraments) is necessary for salvation. One can’t do that outside the Catholic Churchannad347:![]()
To be Catholic, one needs to be in the Church started by Jesus , namely, be in complete union with what Jesus also established, union with Peter. Ergo, one who is in complete union with the pope, who is successor to St Peter, and follow all the doctrines of the Catholic Church.But isnt that the big question of this thread… understanding the difference between a catholic church and a Catholic church?
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To your point.Not everyone can participate in all the sacraments, so does that mean if you can’t participate in all of them you can’t recieve salvation? Of course not cause particpating in the scraments isnt what gives you salvation. You can recieve salvation without participating in all of them
Re: the Eucharist
please open Here. This is a warning. If one doesn’t do what Jesus said here, what happens?
According to Jesus
Does that person have eternal life in them? No
Does that person abide in Jesus? No
Does Jesus abide in that person? No
Will Jesus raise that person on the last day? No
Does Jesus say that person has salvation then? No
Note: none of this comes from me. It’s from Jesus
That’s 1, arent there 7 in the Catholic church?Re: the Eucharist