Are these types of Ethiopian icons acceptable? I saw a video of an Orthodox Youtuber saying that making an icon of a "black" Jesus is unacceptable. Does he speak for Eastern Orthodoxy or just himself? Will link the video in the comments.
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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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How are Eastern Catholics received into Orthodoxy?

What is the process for receiving someone into Orthodoxy from an Eastern Catholic church? Since ECs are already engaging in Orthodox liturgy, it seems like it would be a simple transition for the person making the leap. But would the person still have to go through a process of Orthodox catechetical instruction and then be newly Chrismated and/or baptized?

I was just curious, coming from a Roman Catholic background myself. I know a lot of ECs think of themselves as "Orthodox in communion with Rome," but I don't know how genuine that is in practice. The EC churches seem like a strange no-man's land where people worship like the Orthodox but are still bound to believe Catholic dogma, which I'd think would hinder a full development of an Orthodox phronema.

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What if Luther started a mass defection to Eastern Orthodoxy?

During the reformation, Martin Luther invoked the Orthodox Church as an example of Christians continuing to hold to ancient practices and beliefs after the west had succumbed to corruption. What if instead of merely using Orthodoxy as a cudgel against Rome, Luther and the other reformers joined the eastern church, sparking a mass defection from west to east?

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Eastern Orthodoxy and Eastern Catholics

Are Eastern Orthodox priest valid priest in the Catholic Church and is there bread actually turned into the body of Christ? What are Eastern Catholics? I hear people say Eastern Catholics but what is a Eastern Catholic?

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Any Protestants that converted to Eastern Orthodoxy can you share?

Hello everyone!

I want to learn more about Eastern Orthodoxy and I am particularly interested in hearing from people that came from a protestant background and converted to Eastern Orthodoxy, but anyone can comment. I live in the US and this is probably the denomination of Christianity that I know the least about and hear the least about due to distance.

What made you want to convert to Eastern Orthodoxy?

What benefits do you see in Eastern Orthodoxy?

What are the big difference that you have experienced in the Eastern Orthodox church?

What aspects that are only found in Protestantism that you now see may have been in error?

I personally believe that anyone who follow Jesus as Lord is a fellow brother and sister in Christ and I do not want to talk bad about any denomination here.

Thank you to anyone that takes the time to comment, God bless you.

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Is wearing Batushka merch considered sinfull/disrespectful to Eastern Orthodoxy?
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Are there any doctrinal or theological differences between Oriental Orthodoxy and Eastern Orthodoxy?
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An excerpt from the Eastern Orthodox church's liturgy for the "Sunday of Orthodoxy"
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"Eastern Orthodoxy & Sexual Diversity: Perspectives on Challenges from the Modern West" (Fordham University and University of Exeter): not much, but at least people are talking /r/OpenChristian/comments…
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"Eastern Orthodoxy & Sexual Diversity: Perspectives on Challenges from the Modern West" (Fordham University and University of Exeter): not much, but at least people are talking

[[Reposted due to interference from negative commenters.]] This isn't much, but at least people within the Orthodox Church, the Christian tradition which I've come to love most, are allowed to talk and question openly.

https://www.fordham.edu/download/downloads/id/14010/BV_Report.pdf

https://www.britishcouncil.us/programmes/society/bridging-voices/orthodox-sexual-diversity-policy

This is a report on a project by a team of scholars, theologians and psychologists from the University of Exeter and Fordham University from 2017-2020 regarding the inclusion of LGBTQ+ persons in the Eastern Orthodox Church.

The format of the volume consisted of 10 anonymous essays representing a wide range of perspectives. Because this was an open forum, views ranged from inclusive to ultra-reactionary (for which I will mark for trigger warnings due to homophobia/transphobia.) These included:

β€’ Questioning, from an Orthodox perspective, sexuality and marriage as inherently utilitarian/procreative, leading to the suggestion that conservative views on homosexuality should be reconsidered.

β€’Β Questioning, from an Orthodox perspective, the inherent 'Orthodoxy' of upholding gender binarism.

β€’ Restating familiar arguments within progressive Christianity for reanalysis of translations in OT/Pauline letters, and arguing for cultural-contextual readings of passages traditionally interpreted as condemning homosexuality and gender variance.

β€’ Analyzing cultural understandings of human sexuality rooted in traditional Orthodox doctrine, from biblical/Roman to Byzantine and medieval Slavic times (e.g., based on 'acts' rather than orientation, 'top vs bottom', hierarchical distinction instead of homo vs. hetero), and whether or not this should still applicable to Orthodox Christians today. (Interestingly, I was surprised that in Byzantium, apparently being a top in a homosexual act was considered more sinful than being a bottom, reversing what I'd assumed previously.)

β€’ Non-theological essays advocating for the modern science of gender/sexuality, as well as theories of Judith Butler, but with no reference to their applicability to Orthodox Christians.

β€’ At least two of the participants were Orthodox theologians arguing for upholding the Church's condemnation of homosexuality and gender variance, including one who

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Are there any churches without icons in Eastern Orthodoxy?

In the Roman Catholic church, for example, the Cistercian Order followed a very moderate aniconism (prefered not to use or have icons).

So right now there are still churches that have no images in them.

Any such examples within Eastern Orthodoxy?

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The Catholic Church’s reaction to Galileo’s heliocentric model is now famous, but how did other religions like Eastern Orthodoxy and Islam react to heliocentricism?
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Have you guys heard of Eastern Orthodoxy?

Hello everyone I am writing this post, as I am just wondering how many of you heard about Eastern Orthodoxy? As well what are your thoughts on it?

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How was Eastern Orthodoxy viewed in Medieval England?
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What if AtatΓΌrk Converted to Eastern Orthodoxy & Hellenized in his youth, then became a Greek citizen and went on to fight for Greece in all of their wars that he would live during?
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To any Christians who follow Eastern Orthodoxy in this subreddit, do you have any difficulty reconciling Eastern Orthodoxy and socialist politics? Why’s it so rare to find left wingers in the Eastern Orthodox Church?
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Is consuming drugs considered a sin in eastern orthodoxy?
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What if the Titoists were pro-Eastern orthodoxy?
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Eastern Catholicism "relationship" with Orthodoxy

Hello everyone, I got a couple questions regarding the Eastern Catholicism "relationship" with Orthodoxy.

1- Can an Eastern Catholic attend, take comunion in an Eastern Orthodox church ?

2- What are the differences in the Divine liturgy between EC and the EOC ?

3- Other than the EC accepting the authority of the pope what are other major differences between the EC and the RC, which on the other hand are similar to the EOC?

4- Some Eastern Catholics claim they are Orthodox in faith and Catholic in love, see source(https://holysynergy.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/b9a5bf30-c7bd-467b-877a-592309a75c83.jpg), what does that really mean ?

Thank you everyone, sorry for formatting I am on cell phone.

God bless!

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My respect for Eastern Orthodoxy

I am a Roman Catholic that has a deep respect for Eastern Orthodoxy. I admire the tenacity of it's adherents through all of disasters that have befallen the lands that it is prevalent in. I would really like to see ecumenism be successful as Jesus did not want his followers to be divided. What is the general opinion amongst the members of this server on Roman Catholicism? I would genuinely appreciate honest and even critical conversation.

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I am going to be converting to Christianity. I haven’t yet decided between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. What reasons do you personally prefer Catholicism?
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Are Alexi Trupp and Catherine Schneider considered Saints in Eastern Orthodoxy?

Trupp (Footman of Tsar Nicholas II and a Catholic) and Schneider (tutor of Tsarina Alexandra and a Lutheran) were glorified as Martyrs by ROCOR in 1981. Are they considered Saints by the rest of the Eastern Orthodox Church due to the ROCOR Canonisation?

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch a

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch a

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch a

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch a

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch a

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch a

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Why has Catholicism traditionally been so open to art variety (esp different racial and ethnic representation) but so rigid about a single Sacred Language Until Pope John Paul II? While Eastern Orthodoxy had been strict about art styles despite being so open about language variety in masses?

My family is from Portugal. Grandma and Grandparents still take Latin language mass, believing it to be the only legit form of mass.......

Now my Avos are pretthy nationalistic, to the point they have been accused of white supremacy by modern woke crowds. Even discounting how seemingly patriotic they are about being Portugeuse, they hold many old views like homosexuality being a great evil, using condom condemns to hell, and so many "rightwing beliefs"..............

Yet despite that they will treat statue of nonwhite Jesus used by Brazillians with utmost sacredness, they had prayed to a Lady of Guadalupe statue without hesitation, and despite their bragging about Portuguese pride they treat everybody black, Vietnamese, and so on with complete respect. Even allowing my sister to marry a MidEastern person who attends an Eastern Catholic Church and treating one of my cousins who's dark skinned and half Guatemalan with utmost equality as a family member.

However as I said earlier they only attend Latin mass church. They genuinely believe that Language was the one sole thing that kept the whole Church united and Vatican 2 Open a permanent damage to the Church by creating more ethnic strife bby allowing the use of different langauges. That Latin as the sacred liturgy was what keep people from all different churches and races using a variety of art traditions from the stereotypical desert Hispanic design of architectural building to the Lady of La Vang who looks very Vietnamese.............. That the Church as united through Latin and the language effectively shut people from beinging controversial issues to mass such as illegal immigration from non-English countries and white supremacy and ethnic segregation in France and other nations where French is an official language.

So they believe despite John Paul II's benevolent intentions, officially allowing Vernacula Mass has destroyed Church unity and is a big reason why stuff like BLM and Latinos refusing to learn English are getting hacked into the Church.........

That said I know Eastern Orthodoxy on the fsurface seems dicided by ethnicity...... Yet any devoute Orthodox Christian shares the same views as my grandparents where despite being proud of their ethnicity, they'd ultimately believe we are all human and despite nationality, race, and ethnicity were are all equal under the banner of one church.... And that this is pretty much the stancce of the Orthodox council that all humans within the CHurch are u

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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