I honestly dont remember

But there's an easy step by step guide you can follow

Just google biblebot for discord or something

@Deleted User You don't like living in the US or you don't live in the US?

I don't live in the US

@Mozalbete ⳩

Where do you live?

China

Well, hong kong

Ah. Yeah. You posted a prayer request about suffering in china and wanting to go build fascism in Europe lol

Which is a truly righteous cause

I warmly suggest you concentrate on your own home front. You're wasting your time in the west. China is the future and I want that future to be bright

That is true, Asia has a huge potential so I hope you influence some people

@Ironclad I'd like to keep it in the family, I could use it as a retreat

I hope to live long enough to see China and other Asian countries turn to God en mass . I am heading to region after all.
http://orthochristian.com/93035.html

Why are you heading there, Dant?

@Byzas fair enough m8

I want to be a priest and get away from America

yellow fever also

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but hey they need more orthodoxy so

They have only around 30 priests but 68 parishes

>priest

>yellow fever

i don't think that's how it works

If I were ever to become a priest it would be in my own country

same but i'm married already

Well in the Church you can be a married priest

He's RCC @Byzas

I know

that can be fixed in time <:orthokike:291522285020512256>

In some circumstances there are married priests in the Catholic church.

>having time for a family when you have to say Mass daily

uhhh

I know, Chav, the protestant pastor converts and the unia

At small town parishes liturgy is not said daily and at cathedrals there are multiple priests and deacons my guy

My priest's wife works as a nurse and they both manage four kids just fine even while my priest manages the parish and does his visits and other duties

daily liturgy isn't a thing for us because we all have jobs and those of us that don't are elderly that don't leave the house often, but still show up for Vespers and Sunday liturgy

It's easy to "manage" a parish when you delegate all duties and reduce priestly life to wearing a fancy robe

What is that supposed to mean

Yeah, I didn't say I agreed with the practice, just that it is a thing.

I mean, if I didn't particularly want kids myself, I'd have stopped dicking about and joined a seminary months ago.