Wow! Great video. I pray that this leads many to our holy faith. It's very informative and the videography is excelent as well. It represents the Episcopal church well.
No, most Christians around the world have some form of formal liturgy (Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholics, Anglicans, and Lutherans, for instance). The Anglican/Episcopal movement reformed many of these practices but didn't feel the need to reinvent the wheel. I encourage you to read up on these similarities and differences, as they can be subtle.
Epicospal church is catholic and Protestant bias.. ( but this video looks catholic (even tho Christianity is a puzzle that will take centuries to come together because we all have samebible but different interpretations) is nice but I am confused sometimes. I can't imagine a woman as priest.. do you a video for me to watch. I am curious.
My friend, this looks catholic because it is. Allow me to elaborate: The catholic church had a council and made their worship almost exactly like that of the episcopalians
@@ooferdoofer2452 Read about Vatican Two, they removed all Catholic practices of worship that Thomas Cramner removed in order to devise the Episcopal Liturgy.
Lol all these churches always want to equaall their mess to the catholic church , but they still lack that sense that they are all the product of the catholic church ...... Trinity, sacraments , liturgy, feast days , and thousand more , are all catholic doctrines which shamelessly and hypocritically u things clung , did I even hear the narrator mention Augustine ,lol ....
@@theromanist6229 Our practices are "catholic" and we owe our liturgy and episcopacy to Rome we are indeed catholic, universal, we pray the creeds Nicene, Apostles, and Athanasian as my priest used to say "We are catholic, we are not Roman"
@@theromanist6229 many Anglicans are prepared to consider the Pope the head of the Church but as a first among equals. You may very well hear Episcopal sermons quoting popes including Pope Francis.
They "reformed" the liturgy, however today their liturgy is very similar to the new mass because the Vatican 2 group of people making the new mass were 6 Protestants led by Anibale Bugnini, a suspected freemason. The new mass changes were put in place to protestantize the Catholic Mass. "We must strip from the catholic prayers and liturgies all that may be a stumbling block to pur seperated bretheren that is the protestants". "it is now theologically possible for Protestants to use the Catholic Mass". Both the new mass and the Anglican liturgy represent a protestant supper not a propitual sacrifice.
@@seand5825 Did you stop and think that GOD loves his church and CHRIST sent the Holy Spirit to guide her? It was with GOD'S guidance that the mass changed. The mass is a work of the people, not just the priest and ministers. The mass has changed many times through out the last 2000 years. The western churches and the eastern churches developed many diferent rites of worship through out the last two millenniums. All of them have been different than what was done previously. The latest change may be hard to get used to, but, it has been almost 50 years.
Logan Sowers Roman and orthodox Catholic Church are so divided that is like a puzzle that will take centuries to come back into place again. Lord we need you.
The admonition to "worship in spirit and in truth" concerns what is in the heart's of worshipers. The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrisostom is glorious, but not all people are not called to it.
To translate liturgy as the work of the people is literal and false as to the true meaning, which is public service. a liturgy was an obligation imposed on the richer members of society to provide services. As such it is a form of tax. The Church adopted the word. So the Orthodox call the Mass or Holy Eucharist, the Divine Liturgy = Divine Service.
Jesus did not leave women out nor did he shun them. He spoke to them ( which Jewish men would not have done, in public) and he allowed them to follow the apostles and Jesus, Himself. There are many stories of the women in the bible who allowed people to come into their home for bible study and prayer. They were often married couples. Three women were with Jesus when he died on the cross, plus John. They were there when they placed him into the tomb. He asked John to' take care of his mother.' He certainly wanted women to show and talk about Him and what He was doing with his healing and teaching ministry and as he taught " You all can do the same and even greater things" Along the way, the women spoke. They were with the men and did get baptized. They preached in their own ways when telling people about Jesus. 1st Corinthians Ch 11 speaks about women not preaching, but Paul admits he knew no other way, as of the time"Jesus knew what they did and never condemned them. Mary was the first woman at the tomb and she ran to tell the apostles. and they did not believe her, but then they ran to see and sure enough, they found her words rang true, and a woman can believe and tell it out about Jesus, as she witnessed the life of Jesus, His resurrection from that time on. She told of how 'she saw Jesus but thought He was the gardener at first'. It is in the bible. AS women did not keep quiet as you think. We cannot judge anyone for talking about Jesus, no matter where they do it. If people need to hear. All must speak or the ''rocks will call out!" We are all spiritual beings, and we need to tell it wherever we can and people male or female can listen to the truth, and Jesus will not judge if it is done with love in their hearts. They told him ( apostles) that 'some are healing and we know they are not one of us, and we must make them stop' Jesus said " Do not stop them, if they are for us they are not against us, so let them go" If we cannot get enough men to go out and lead, especially in the homes, Women will need to go, if male or female in this end days fall back, we must move forward for Jesus,. In the home, the women first teach their sons. They must most times. So they are responsible for the teaching of the preachers and priests. Hopefully, they are, and showing them by their own conduct as a mom and wife and showing love to all.
There is a female apostle (Junia), as well as female leaders, deacons, and prophets mentioned in the New Testament. In fact, the early Church was quite diverse in organization (as we see in the New Testament and other historical evidence). If, as St. Paul says, "there is no longer male nor female in Christ," why would we expect women not to be able to represent Christ as vicars and priests? There's no reason besides selective reading and/or concession to historical prejudice. We see the Church changing in the Acts of the Apostles, when it opened to Gentiles, and it is still deepening its faith and welcoming more today, as it should.
I love traditional Christian worship.
Wow! Great video. I pray that this leads many to our holy faith. It's very informative and the videography is excelent as well. It represents the Episcopal church well.
"My boy has his own religion" - Lavar Ball
Where are you located ?
this is Catholic! God you make your own style.
No, most Christians around the world have some form of formal liturgy (Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholics, Anglicans, and Lutherans, for instance). The Anglican/Episcopal movement reformed many of these practices but didn't feel the need to reinvent the wheel. I encourage you to read up on these similarities and differences, as they can be subtle.
Have you considered joining the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter?
No. The ordinariate is nothing but a marketing ploy. It is a sham and not worth darkening any churches doors for.
@@troyvance9533 and what u then ,when u still cling to most of catholic doctrines, u should b shamed for such hypocrisy ....
Epicospal church is catholic and Protestant bias.. (
but this video looks catholic (even tho Christianity is a puzzle that will take centuries to come together because we all have samebible but different interpretations)
is nice but I am confused sometimes. I can't imagine a woman as priest.. do you a video for me to watch.
I am curious.
My friend, this looks catholic because it is. Allow me to elaborate:
The catholic church had a council and made their worship almost exactly like that of the episcopalians
@@RezaChity-G That is literally not factual at all
@@ooferdoofer2452 Read about Vatican Two, they removed all Catholic practices of worship that Thomas Cramner removed in order to devise the Episcopal Liturgy.
@@ooferdoofer2452 you may not like it, but he is telling you the truth.
Lol all these churches always want to equaall their mess to the catholic church , but they still lack that sense that they are all the product of the catholic church ...... Trinity, sacraments , liturgy, feast days , and thousand more , are all catholic doctrines which shamelessly and hypocritically u things clung , did I even hear the narrator mention Augustine ,lol ....
This is just Catholic. Where in history did they break away from Mother Church?
In the 1500s when Henry the 8th broke away there practices ar e similar but not Catholic
@@theromanist6229 Our practices are "catholic" and we owe our liturgy and episcopacy to Rome we are indeed catholic, universal, we pray the creeds Nicene, Apostles, and Athanasian as my priest used to say "We are catholic, we are not Roman"
@@PrinzOtto Are you in union with Rome?
@@theromanist6229 many Anglicans are prepared to consider the Pope the head of the Church but as a first among equals. You may very well hear Episcopal sermons quoting popes including Pope Francis.
@@leehamilton6540 even if they do they believe in many heresies like women priests
why do they try to copy catholic style?
They "reformed" the liturgy, however today their liturgy is very similar to the new mass because the Vatican 2 group of people making the new mass were 6 Protestants led by Anibale Bugnini, a suspected freemason. The new mass changes were put in place to protestantize the Catholic Mass. "We must strip from the catholic prayers and liturgies all that may be a stumbling block to pur seperated bretheren that is the protestants". "it is now theologically possible for Protestants to use the Catholic Mass". Both the new mass and the Anglican liturgy represent a protestant supper not a propitual sacrifice.
@@seand5825 Did you stop and think that GOD loves his church and CHRIST sent the Holy Spirit to guide her? It was with GOD'S guidance that the mass changed. The mass is a work of the people, not just the priest and ministers. The mass has changed many times through out the last 2000 years. The western churches and the eastern churches developed many diferent rites of worship through out the last two millenniums. All of them have been different than what was done previously. The latest change may be hard to get used to, but, it has been almost 50 years.
Huh? The ancient liturgy is a common heritage that all Christians share, not just Roman Catholics
If you want to worship in spirit and truth become Eastern Orthodox.
Logan Sowers Roman and orthodox Catholic Church are so divided that is like a puzzle that will take centuries to come back into place again.
Lord we need you.
Logan Sowers no, orthodox pray to Saints and to Mary...unscriptural.
The admonition to "worship in spirit and in truth" concerns what is in the heart's of worshipers. The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrisostom is glorious, but not all people are not called to it.
To translate liturgy as the work of the people is literal and false as to the true meaning, which is public service. a liturgy was an obligation imposed on the richer members of society to provide services. As such it is a form of tax. The Church adopted the word. So the Orthodox call the Mass or Holy Eucharist, the Divine Liturgy = Divine Service.
The only thing I don't like about Episcopal Church is the Ordination of women when the bible says not too.
No it doesn't. Father Mary
@@maryshortt5587 HI Mary, keep saying this! I do every day.
Jesus did not leave women out nor did he shun them. He spoke to them ( which Jewish men would not have done, in public) and he allowed them to follow the apostles and Jesus, Himself. There are many stories of the women in the bible who allowed people to come into their home for bible study and prayer. They were often married couples. Three women were with Jesus when he died on the cross, plus John. They were there when they placed him into the tomb. He asked John to' take care of his mother.' He certainly wanted women to show and talk about Him and what He was doing with his healing and teaching ministry and as he taught " You all can do the same and even greater things" Along the way, the women spoke. They were with the men and did get baptized. They preached in their own ways when telling people about Jesus. 1st Corinthians Ch 11 speaks about women not preaching, but Paul admits he knew no other way, as of the time"Jesus knew what they did and never condemned them. Mary was the first woman at the tomb and she ran to tell the apostles. and they did not believe her, but then they ran to see and sure enough, they found her words rang true, and a woman can believe and tell it out about Jesus, as she witnessed the life of Jesus, His resurrection from that time on. She told of how 'she saw Jesus but thought He was the gardener at first'. It is in the bible. AS women did not keep quiet as you think. We cannot judge anyone for talking about Jesus, no matter where they do it. If people need to hear. All must speak or the ''rocks will call out!" We are all spiritual beings, and we need to tell it wherever we can and people male or female can listen to the truth, and Jesus will not judge if it is done with love in their hearts. They told him ( apostles) that 'some are healing and we know they are not one of us, and we must make them stop' Jesus said " Do not stop them, if they are for us they are not against us, so let them go" If we cannot get enough men to go out and lead, especially in the homes, Women will need to go, if male or female in this end days fall back, we must move forward for Jesus,. In the home, the women first teach their sons. They must most times. So they are responsible for the teaching of the preachers and priests. Hopefully, they are, and showing them by their own conduct as a mom and wife and showing love to all.
There is a female apostle (Junia), as well as female leaders, deacons, and prophets mentioned in the New Testament. In fact, the early Church was quite diverse in organization (as we see in the New Testament and other historical evidence). If, as St. Paul says, "there is no longer male nor female in Christ," why would we expect women not to be able to represent Christ as vicars and priests? There's no reason besides selective reading and/or concession to historical prejudice. We see the Church changing in the Acts of the Apostles, when it opened to Gentiles, and it is still deepening its faith and welcoming more today, as it should.