Message from @LuxCo
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Redpills for y'all on the Lodge question
@Helter Seltzer ☧ What?
man ill sound crazy - but im just bored. What if vatican II was secretly a way to keep us in Catholic traditions
obviously not true lmao
but it did filter people from lukewarm and orthodox catholics
.....What?
ye nvm
VII was essentially to try and bring Lutherans into the church.
Why do prots attack Catholicism but not Orthodoxy?
Is it Geographical?
Literally none of my former protestant friends knew about Orthodoxy, but seem to be the iconoclastic goyims when it comes to Catholicism.
Because Protestantism is in protest against the Catholic Church.
Plus, I imagine the vast majority of prots have never come into contact with the Orthodox.
In the West at least.
Orthodoxy is the original protestantism
Thats why
^ I personally think that's an unfair comparison.
The great schism is essentially political, they didn't dick about with the theology heinously.
So, my Prot stepmother wants to come with me to Mass on Sunday.
Noice.
I won't. She's been to a few before (mostly funeral masses), so she mostly knows the drill.
My suggestion would convince her to the ancillary stuff.
Vespers, Exposition of the blessed sacrament, etc.
Can I be Catholic and own Ortho art and icons?
Ye
noice thanks
Np
If that wasn't allowed I'd be fricked
Most of my mini shrine is ortho stuff
i think it's acceptable if it depicts a saint canonized by the catholic church
but it's wrong if the saint depicted is not a catholic saint
ah gotcha gotcha
question
is Constantine a saint in the RCC
I've heard both yes and no
No mostly from Latin Rite
Every single Eastern Rite Catholic I have asked has given me a very convincing yes
While the Latin Rite Caths I've asked vary between "I think", "probably", "maybe" and "no because he was baptized arian"
There's no veneration at all in the Roman Church but if the Eastern Churches are fully Catholic too then surely that means he is a Saint?