If by "biblical" you refer to those feasts in memorial to events that happened in the Old Testament like Hannukah or the original Passover then the simple answer is that we are not Jews. Those feasts correspond to the "works of the law" or the old covenant which was SUPERCEDED by the New Covenant or the New Testament. So we celebrate feasts like Christmas (in commemoration of the birth of the Savior or the Incarnation in the New Testament), Easter in commemoration of the resurrection, and those related to new testament cbaracters like Joseph, Mary, Paul, Peter, the apostles, etc.
the catholic church is the church of Satan - she presents herself as righteous but she is evil to the core - read the bible from cover to cover and place your trust in God and not in man - God bless you on your journey
No. Ash Wednesday does not fall into any of these categories. It is a day of fasting and abstinence but is not marked by one of the five levels of solemnity mentioned here.
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great content - going to use during our monthly meetings to instruct our teachers. Thank you!
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Why does the Catholic Church not celebrate the biblical feasts too!!?
If by "biblical" you refer to those feasts in memorial to events that happened in the Old Testament like Hannukah or the original Passover then the simple answer is that we are not Jews. Those feasts correspond to the "works of the law" or the old covenant which was SUPERCEDED by the New Covenant or the New Testament. So we celebrate feasts like Christmas (in commemoration of the birth of the Savior or the Incarnation in the New Testament), Easter in commemoration of the resurrection, and those related to new testament cbaracters like Joseph, Mary, Paul, Peter, the apostles, etc.
the catholic church is the church of Satan - she presents herself as righteous but she is evil to the core - read the bible from cover to cover and place your trust in God and not in man - God bless you on your journey
Does Ash Wednesday fall into one of these categories? I know it’s not an HDO but certainly significant
No. Ash Wednesday does not fall into any of these categories. It is a day of fasting and abstinence but is not marked by one of the five levels of solemnity mentioned here.
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This was helpful thanks for the video!
How about Saint Mary, the Virgin , mother of Jesus. Is it right to call it Feast of the Blessed Mary or Solemnity of Blessed Virgin Mary.
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Thank you for you work ... very informative
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