6:10-if you were baptized in a protestant church you can still receive Communion in a Catholic church if you acknowledge through formation and meeting with a priest, that you understand and agree with the dogmas set forth by Christ and passed down through apostolic succession within the Church that he founded (the Catholic Church). 10:12-the Catholic Church has always allowed the blessings of anyone regardless of sexual preference and no changes were made to the blessings of unions as you described and that have been misrepresented by many. The dignity of all people is respected by the Catholic church and homosexuals are beloved to Roman Catholics also. So much so that they are encouraged not to do something that violates biblical understanding and alienates them from Christ. I'm sorry that you have been mislead and allowed the people to recognize sin as not being sin.
Once past the age of reason, members of protestant churches needs to go through RCIA before receiving communion (ie join the Catholic Church). So they are correct on that fundamental difference. BUT I will say one thing they got slightly off at just before 2:00 is that in the Catholic Church, there is a corporate confession too during the Mass. The difference is in the Catholic Church, individual confession is required when one has mortal sin. So the corporate confession is in Catholicism too, but it is seen as only forgiving venials sins. The Episcopal church just doesn't delineate mortal/venial sins so in the episcopal church, both corporate and private confession provide the same absolution. This distinction shows why the sacrament of Confession is so important and frequently offered in Catholicism.
Thanks for this comparison video.
Hello! I was surprised, there was no mention of Mother Mary, Mother of God. Are you planning to cover this in another video?
Anyone remember Fr. Ray Potter?
6:10-if you were baptized in a protestant church you can still receive Communion in a Catholic church if you acknowledge through formation and meeting with a priest, that you understand and agree with the dogmas set forth by Christ and passed down through apostolic succession within the Church that he founded (the Catholic Church).
10:12-the Catholic Church has always allowed the blessings of anyone regardless of sexual preference and no changes were made to the blessings of unions as you described and that have been misrepresented by many. The dignity of all people is respected by the Catholic church and homosexuals are beloved to Roman Catholics also. So much so that they are encouraged not to do something that violates biblical understanding and alienates them from Christ. I'm sorry that you have been mislead and allowed the people to recognize sin as not being sin.
Once past the age of reason, members of protestant churches needs to go through RCIA before receiving communion (ie join the Catholic Church). So they are correct on that fundamental difference.
BUT I will say one thing they got slightly off at just before 2:00 is that in the Catholic Church, there is a corporate confession too during the Mass. The difference is in the Catholic Church, individual confession is required when one has mortal sin. So the corporate confession is in Catholicism too, but it is seen as only forgiving venials sins. The Episcopal church just doesn't delineate mortal/venial sins so in the episcopal church, both corporate and private confession provide the same absolution. This distinction shows why the sacrament of Confession is so important and frequently offered in Catholicism.
You might want to touch on the issue of Anglican Orders.