Message from @LuxCo

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2019-04-29 04:52:32 UTC  

@Deleted User 34578fb24a name of document or google search?

2019-04-29 04:52:59 UTC  

For the Council of Lyons, or a history about byzantine catholics?

2019-04-29 04:53:11 UTC  

byantine Cat.?

2019-04-29 04:53:21 UTC  

should I just search up their history?

2019-04-29 04:53:39 UTC  

closest you might get to important politicla figures is pro-unionists towards the end of the empire

2019-04-29 04:54:21 UTC  

overall there's not much covering the specific subject

2019-04-29 04:54:59 UTC  

ah ok

2019-04-29 04:55:07 UTC  

yeah

2019-04-29 04:55:57 UTC  

conversion to catholicism went out the window after Manuel II if I recall

2019-04-29 04:56:20 UTC  

oh i see.

2019-04-29 04:57:59 UTC  

in short theyre catholic and practiceable by catholics?. I mean I love Latin Rite but I heard of a Catholic who is going to attend one, i just wasnt sure.

2019-04-29 04:58:26 UTC  

you mean traditional latin mass?

2019-04-29 04:58:56 UTC  

yeah

2019-04-29 04:59:04 UTC  

They're basically orthodox in communion with Rome, same byzantine traditions etc but just as Catholic as you and I

2019-04-29 04:59:43 UTC  

you can go to a byz cath church and receive all the sacraments whenever, going to their divine liturgy counts as sunday obligation too

2019-04-29 04:59:49 UTC  

@Orrbit ah that cleared another question I was going to ask

2019-04-29 05:00:10 UTC  

yeah, I'm more familiar with the history of the Empire and it's religion rather then modern day byz-catholics

2019-04-29 05:00:14 UTC  

@Orrbitoh snap thats insane (new knowldge to me)

2019-04-29 05:00:30 UTC  

they're a perfect example of how the church is truly catholic - meaning universal

2019-04-29 05:00:47 UTC  

most of us are Roman Catholics, but one doesn't have to be Roman to be Catholic

2019-04-29 05:00:49 UTC  

@Orrbit what does that mean?

2019-04-29 05:00:55 UTC  

oh omay

2019-04-29 05:00:58 UTC  

okay*

2019-04-29 05:01:03 UTC  

I mean

2019-04-29 05:01:04 UTC  

the word Catholic means universal in greek

2019-04-29 05:01:09 UTC  

Roman is pretty based

2019-04-29 05:01:25 UTC  

wow that is super interesting

2019-04-29 05:01:29 UTC  

yeah, and the Pope is roman so the roman church will always have some degree of authority

2019-04-29 05:01:35 UTC  

imagine the church before the schism

2019-04-29 05:01:42 UTC  

every single christian was catholic

2019-04-29 05:01:48 UTC  

well

2019-04-29 05:01:53 UTC  

apart from heretics

2019-04-29 05:02:02 UTC  

I mean there's the case of seperation for middle eastern and greek rites

2019-04-29 05:02:14 UTC  

but most of that's geographical seperation

2019-04-29 05:02:18 UTC  

I mean ive observed from youtube an EO liturgy and didnt capture much of my attention however this is interesting knowledge

2019-04-29 05:02:48 UTC  

be careful on whether its EO or Eastern Catholic because they appear pretty much identical, same traditions etc

2019-04-29 05:02:59 UTC  

The Roman Rite will always be the church I love.

2019-04-29 05:03:00 UTC  

if you were planning to go an recieve sacraments that is

2019-04-29 05:03:16 UTC  

yeah, its very very difficult to switch rites also

2019-04-29 05:03:56 UTC  

I probably wouldnt, the people and canons have been very good to me at my parish

2019-04-29 05:04:54 UTC  

but thank you @Orrbit and @Deleted User 34578fb24a for that clearing up