Grew up Roman/Latin Catholic, now attend the Ukrainian Catholic Church - all ONE Catholic Church! If you have the chance, check out an Eastern Rite near you! You will love how diverse the Catholic Church is.
Yes. Roman Rite or Latin Rite are both correct when referring to the rite, but all the various rites are one in the Catholic Church, as we are all part of Christ's mystical body. ☺️
@@kevinguidry7194 the Catholic Church is NOT a denomination. All non-Catholic Christian sects are schismatic breakaway groups from the One True Church of Christ. Baptists or say Lutherans or Orthodox cannot be a rite or tradition of the Catholic Church because they are not in union with the Pope, bishop of Rome and supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church.
@@OzCrusader I got to say what is the difference between the Latin Rite and the denominations dude are there really been a big split between it all because let me tell you the stuff that I know first of all you got your Baptists denominations like the southern and American Baptists with the Pentecostal people and you got your Protestant Denominations and there are nowadays alot of them
The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humani Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 you don’t understand the nuance here, the fact that the See of Rome, whose bishop is Pope (papa or father) the Supreme Pontiff and Vicar of Christ, has supreme Catholic authority over all other Sees. Any dispute on doctrine and morals is settled by the See of Rome, by virtue of Christ’s declaration “I give you the keys of the kingdom. Whatever you bind or loose on earth will be considered bound or loosed in heaven.” No other ecclesiastical group can claim this God-given authority.
@@henkaistudio he definitely is talking about a Church in Matthew 16-18. What Church is it? Where did it go? Why do you not trust Jesus when he says the gates of hell will not prevail?
@@henkaistudio what? When did we say Jesus got baptized as a baby? You literally just confirmed that you get your Catholic information from misinformed protestants. Why would you do that? When i want to find out about Islam, i don't go to a Catholic source, i go to a Muslim source and if I want to learn their history i go to a secular source. Thats how you investigate things. Please don't be ignorant. the Church isn't even called the "Roman Catholic Church". That's you guys who keep calling us that. Roman rite and holy Catholic Church. Didn't you watch the video?
I love that we do not define ourselves by criticizing any other religion or tradition. We have an entirely affirmative belief: we affirm "One body and one Spirit; one hope One Lord, one faith, one baptism." (Eph 4:5) Praise God!
The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 Good catch. I don't know if this started with CA as you say, but there is little doubt that dissenters have opposed their national churches to 'Rome' ever since there _were_ national Churches. Preferring the modifier, _Roman,_ to accompany Catholic whenever possible.
@@rhwinner I never heard or read anyone saying that Roman Catholic referred to the Roman rite part of the Church prior to the 2000s in articles on Catholic Answers and other Catholic websites. It is a misguided response to protestants' opposition to Rome and to the existence of eastern rite Catholics, and a denial of how the term was used by Catholics. They also promote the idea of salvation by grace alone, which is also a misguided response to protestants. "dissenters have opposed their national churches to 'Rome' ever since there were national Churches. Preferring the modifier, Roman, to accompany Catholic whenever possible." That's true, but Catholics shouldn't respond by rejecting the term. The whole Church really is Roman for being subject to the Roman pontiff and church. And being subject to the Roman pontiff is necessary for salvation. Pope Boniface VIII said in Unam Sanctum: "we declare, we proclaim, we define that it is absolutely necessary for salvation that every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff."
@@anthonypuccetti8779 Some intimate that we are a continuation of pagan Rome under clerical garb, but rather it is due to the historical circumstance - a miracle really- that God put Rome, the burial place of the two most important Apostles Peter and Paul, under the Christian standard. Then, the entire civilized world as it was then known. Then, spreading to every corner of the globe, fulfilling in Christ the ancient prophecy that Abraham will be the father of many nations. That is not something to be ashamed of but rather a sign of providence! Otoh, Protestantism, which started with a divorce, has been fractured into 50,000 pieces, a just divine recompense, as we see it.
@@dominicpardo4783 it is reality. You're going to snuff it some day. Then what happens to you? If you think nothing then, for your own sake, check out what Christ said happens. Don't do anything stupid with your life until you do. I mean it with the best of intentions.
What annoys me is how protestants deliberately confuse the roman Empire with the Catholic Church. As someone who is familiar with Ancient Rome and as a staunch Catholic I get annoyed when protestants think the Catholic Church and The Roman Empire are one and the same because they are not. I have even created an article on this.
You're right, in fact it's part of precise will or attempt to tear down. They've since crafted a doctrine upon it by twisting the book of revelation associating Babylone nickname (which at the time was due to the persecution) of Roman empire to the Catholic church. Martin Luther used to call the Catholics "Papists" with a certain spite..
Also annoying related to this is Catholics confusing the Church with the rite or even worse, calling themselves "no I'm not Christian, I'm Roman Catholic".
@@crobeastness Hopefully more catholics will be educated and they will acknowledge that they are Catholic Christians, instead of saying that they are not Christian because we Catholics are Christian.
@@paulericn.mouafo6610 I know, I am familliar with Ancient Rome and their persecution of Christians and I can tell the Catholic Church and the Roman Empire apart. I would be more than willing to give protestants took a history lesson and a geography lesson on the Roman Empire if needs be.
@@henkaistudio The Catholics worship Jesus are Christians? What about the Roman Catholics? They are also Christians because they were baptized under the Church of St. Peter? Wasn't it?
I'm confused. Catholics say protestants are disjointed because they have so many denominations. But protestants all believe, amongst other things, the simplistic beauty of Eph 2:8: for by grace are ye saved through faith. I'm confused. Catholics have different rites. Is that not confusion? Catholics say that you have to do works and penance to be saved and to receive the sacrament. Does this mean they do not believe Eph 2:8? I'm confused. Do Catholics even believe the Bible? I can find nothing in the Bible about Christ's death having to be repeated all the time in the mass. Romans 6:10- he died onto sin once. So how come he died every time a sinful priest commands it during mass? Catholicism is so confusing. The Bible speaks as one. The Catholic church speaks many different things.
Some Protestants believe in once saved always saved. Others don't. Some Protestants believe baptism is necessary for heaven, While others don't. Some believe in baptismal regeneration. Others don't. Some Protestants believe in infant baptism, and others don't. Some believe in Good Works, While others don't. Some believe you can lose your salvation, While others don't. Some believe the word faith means one thing While others believe the word faith means another. And the same with the word justification. And all across the board they believe different things even on basic theology.
Different Rites but all part of the same one Catholic Church. Not different denominations with different teachings and different beliefs that all contradict each other. Big difference.
Also, Jesus doesn't die again at every Mass. The Bible says he died once and for all. So the Catholic Church did not teach that Jesus dies again at the mass. Can I recommend that you pick up a Catholic book and read it? :-) learn about the Catholic church. Or watch our older videos as we talked about a lot of these topics.
I am personally of the Roman Rite. But I have attended (and received the Eucharist at) Divine Liturgy in the Byzantine Rite (of the Ruthenians). And one of our priests in my home parish was a Syro-Malabar Chaldean-Rite priest (from India). On his jubilee of ordination, he had celebrated the Divine Liturgy among us according to his indigenous rite. Our parish was privileged to partake of that Divine Liturgy on that Sunday afternoon.
You sound racist. By definition, the word Catholic means universal, not Italian. Try to offer some better proof next time, not just insults. Anyone can insult others with emotional arguments, but it's more difficult to provide facts and figures.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial God called himself the God of Abraham, Israel ! the Holy One of Israel ! Please respect jews God ! If you want to worship the God of the Jews, then don't give him a mother, and keep his Word as he gave it to his people!
@@henkaistudio Let me prove you wrong with this one request. Find "ONE TIME" where the church was ever called the RCC before the Protestant Revolt. HINT: You can't. Why? Because it has always been called the Catholic Church.
@@annapennrose1158 Yeah, you're right. Does 7th Day Adventists, Pentecostal, Episcopal, Jehovah's Witness, Iglesia ni Cristo, etc. are considered to be Catholic?
They can't succeed some church Father said " those heretics who have separated themselves from the Catholic Church try to call themselves Catholic but when you go to a town and ask them where is the Catholic Church they shy to point to their chapels but rather they point at the Catholic Church "
This is wrong. The term Roman Catholic Church has been used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the present. It is used in the encyclicals Divini Illius Magistri and Humani Generis, and it was used by pope Benedict in 2006 in an agreement with the Anglican church. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers. Please correct what you said.
It is true that some Popes used it that way, but not most. But the modern use of this has come from anglicans who try to distinguish themselves as the true Catholics, as opposed to Roman Catholics which they used as a slur. The modern invention of this is used by Protestants as a weapon, and is not used by the Catholic Church because it's not really accurate to describe the universal Church as a whole. Some hopes to use data show that The Authority comes from the pope and from Rome, but again, it is not accurate more representative of the whole Church. Which is why the church doesn't use that title.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial "It is true that sime Popes used it that way, but not most." How would you know? "But the modern use of this has come from anglicans who try to distinguish themselves as the true Catholics, as opposed to Roman Catholics which they used as a slur." No, modern Catholics use it to mean the Catholic religion and Church. And encyclopedias and dictionaries use it that way. Stop looking at things from the perspective of enemies of the Church. Should we stop calling ourselves Christians because atheists and j--s use the term with contempt? "Which is why the church doesn't use that title." Popes speak for the Church and they have used the term. Pope Benedict used it in 2006.
Not only the anglicans, but the Orthodox even try to do this as well. But the truth is, we are called the Catholic Church. That is what is used in all of the official documents.
@@biblealone9201 Pope Hormisdas, epistle 70, to Bishop Possessor: “What the Roman, that is, the Catholic Church follows and maintains touching free will and the grace of God, can be learned from the different works of blessed Augustine, those especially which he addressed to Hilary and Prosper, though the formal chapters are contained in the ecclesiastical records.” Pope Innocent III (A.D. 1198 - 1216), creed: “With our hearts we believe and with our lips we confess but one Church, not that of the heretics, but the Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church, outside which we believe that no one is saved.” Pius IX - Singulari Quidem (1856): "There is only one true, holy, Catholic church, which is the Apostolic Roman Church."
“Roman” as in “Roman rite” or “Roman Catholic” is correct. Missal covers are printed “Roman missals”. It refers to the first See being seated in Rome, it does not refer to the Roman Empire. The term may even be intended as a slur by Protestants who don’t know any better, but that doesn’t make it so.
Bryan is wrong. The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
Anthony, And why did he use it? Why was it only first used in thr 1200s? Why was it always the Catholic Church before that and after that? Funny enough, anti-catholic slugs to say the Roman Catholic Church was started in the 300s with Constantine. Definitely a contradiction by most non-Catholic accounts. The reality is that it was used so late in history because it has a context. And you have to read it in that context. It's because the Orthodox had broken away from the Catholic Church, yes, the Catholic Church, and the pope was saying that if you are not in union with Rome, which is true, then you are not part of the Catholic Church. So he used the Roman Catholic Church, (only once in that document to be clear) to show that the Catholic Church is the true Church, and in order to be part of that true church, you have to be in union with Rome and the Pope.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial It was used because the Catholic Church is Roman, for being governed by the Roman pontiff and church. As Pius XII said: “To be Christian one must be Roman. One must recognize the oneness of Christ’s Church that is governed by one successor of the Prince of the Apostles who is the Bishop of Rome, Christ’s Vicar on earth” (Allocution to the Irish pilgrims of October 8, 1957) "The reality is that it was used so late in history because it has a context." The context doesn't take away from the fact that term was used by popes, clergymen and laity to mean the whole Church and the religion. Dioceses call themselves Roman Catholic, as you can see from an internet search of the term. And it is used by traditionalist Catholics to mean the whole Church. It is used in encyclopedias and other books and by the news media to mean the whole Church. The rejection of the term since the 1960s has to do with embarrassment and disapproval of Roman authority and the movement away from Roman centralization. Latin rite Catholics didn't even know about other rites until the 2000s when Catholic authors and apologists started talking about them, and Church documents never use the term Roman Catholic to mean the Roman rite. So it is absurd and ahistorical to say that that is what the term means. I'm not blaming you, by the way. But you should get your information from Church documents, not just contemporary apologists and authors.
We acknowledge that The Authority comes from wrong because the pope is there. But the Catholic church in general worldwide is called the Catholic church and always has been. Only when there have been discrepancies with people who have tried to usurp the authority that Christ gave the church, or rejected the Pope that Christ gave us, that they would sometimes focus more on the authority that Christ gave the church, and the pope, and being in Union with Rome. But that doesn't take away from the fact that it's the Catholic church, that the Catholic Church goes by that title, Catholic Church, for that Roman Catholic refers to other Rites as opposed to the other Catholic Rites of the church which all fall under the one, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
Yeah so many people using that against Us and they used the writings of Ignatius as if it's catholic and Rome must be Roman Catholic church but it's not Roman Catholic church it's called Catholic church
@@anthonypuccetti8779 You have 23 different rites in the Catholic Apostolic Church, including the Roman one. That's what it is. This is a reality. Byzantines, Maronites, Romans, Melkites, etc. all exist and form ONE church. If the pope writes an encyclical focussing specifically on the Roman Catholic part of the Apostolic Church for issues specific to the Western World, it does not annihilate the reality of what this video is saying. Many times the pope uses the term Catholic Apostolic Church. You do not even have to go far. The Nicea Constantinople Credo that is recited every Sunday mentions the Church as One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. Nowhere it says Roman or Melkite or else...
I'm confused. You say protestants are confused cos they have so many denominations. But they all call themselves Christian. Catholics can't decide if they are Catholic, Roman Catholic or Roman rite Catholic. Confusing
@@geordiewishart1683 Protestants are heretics. They reject many teachings of the Church of God and they believe false doctrines. There is no difference between Catholic and Roman Catholic. All faithful Catholics are Roman for being subject to the Roman pontiff and Roman church.
No, not all faithful Catholics are Roman Catholics. There are Syrian Catholics, Byzantine Catholics, Maronite Catholic, and others in Union with the Pope in Rome, but they are not Roman Catholic. So you are confused once again.
Yes, just as I brought up to you in the comments of another video: I don’t identify myself as “Roman Catholic.” On my dog tags, I elected to put Catholic instead of Roman Catholic. This is because anti Catholics use the term in a derogatory sense. And also because the term was first used by Anglicans because they identified themselves as being Catholic, even though they were not really Catholic. So they would call Catholics “Roman Catholic” or Romanizers or Papists to distinguish themselves from Catholics under jurisdiction of Rome. And as you pointed out, we are in One, holy, Catholic, and Apostolic church. Not a Roman Catholic and Apostolic church. And the catechism does not say Catechism of the Roman Catholic Church. It says Catechism of the Catholic Church. I just happen to be in the Roman Rite. And thanks be to God that I was born into the Catholic Church when I could have been anything else!
The term was not first used by Anglicans, it was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is in the encyclical Humani Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in this century.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 incorrect. The term Roman Catholic first came into existence in the 1500s. Provide me a document by Catholic Church leadership that calls the church Roman Catholic. Where is it? The Anglican Church first coined the Roman Catholic Church in the 1500s. Look it up. Nobody I know ever uses the term Roman Catholic. And I have been Catholic for 46 years.
@@Official_CJ_Davis DIVINI ILLIUS MAGISTRI ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIUS XI 54. "This follows of necessity because in the City of God, the Holy Roman Catholic Church, a good citizen and an upright man are absolutely one and the same thing." ENCYCLICAL HUMANI GENERIS OF THE HOLY FATHER PIUS XII 27. "Some say they are not bound by the doctrine, explained in Our Encyclical Letter of a few years ago, and based on the Sources of Revelation, which teaches that the Mystical Body of Christ and the Roman Catholic Church are one and the same thing."
@@anthonypuccetti8779 and pope pius xi lived in the 20th century. So roman catholic is pretty recent. Which does not invalidate the contention that the term roman catholic arose from anglicans calling catholics roman as a slur
Anthony, and why did the pope use that titlein 1208? Why was it only first used in the 1200s when the Catholic church was called the Catholic Church all along? The reality is that it was used so late in history because it has a context. And you have to read it in that context. It's because the Orthodox had broken away from the Catholic Church, yes, the Catholic Church, and the pope was saying that if you are not in union with Rome, which is true, then you are not part of the Catholic Church. So he used the Roman Catholic Church, (only once in that document to be clear) to show thst the Catholic Church is the true Church, and in order to be part of that true church, you have to be in union with Rome and the Pope.
Here in Brazil we say either Catholic or Roman Apostolic Catholic. Saying just Roman Catholic sounds insulting around here, and it's usually said by protestants. It's always weird to hear english speaking catholics saying that. When we need to distinguish the sui juris church we say Oriental Catholic and Latin Catholic.
To describe yourself as such requires you to have an ecclesiastical connection to the diocese of Rome, by its terms, not by yours. And you may have, but I recommend that you listen again to the video.
Yeah, it's really an important Sacrament which Jesus instructed to His Apostles because of the Bread (Body) and Wine (Blood) of Jesus Christ as a remembrance for His atonement.
@@Kitiwake In India, we have 5 Catholic rites including Eastern Catholic rite all the rites have different type of rituals and the common thing in every rite is Holy Eucharist. May be you have to read my comment properly
Anyone who acknowledges the papacy and is baptized in the Catholic church are known as Catholics. In the modern sense, Catholics who use the Roman rite are Roman Catholics. We here in Kerala use the west and east syriac rites. We are called Syrian Catholics. But if we are gonna examine the origins of the word "Roman Catholic". It was never used to address Catholics in the first 1500 years until the protestant reformation. And it was used the protestants as a derogatory term against Catholics who swore allegiance to the Pope. Why did I say all this? Calling yourself Latin Catholic would make way more sense. Love from Kerala.
Actually many Latin rite parishes do refer to themselves as “Roman Catholic Church” on the signs outside the church. But this is just to denote the rite
My Church does say Roman Catholic. I was taught by my catechism teacher that we are Roman Catholics. This was back in the 1970's way before there was the internet and youtubers making things up.
So a Roman Catholic is not a Roman Catholic but can get called a Roman Catholic if they are Catholic and the rite is Roman? Why not trust Jesus and be called a Christian? I'm confused.
We do trust in Jesus which is why we are Catholic. Because Catholic is the original Christian, and the church that Jesus started. If you love Jesus, you will want to be part of the church that he started which is his body and his bride.
Yes i love this. I always correct Catholics and protestants on this. The Latin Church aka Roman Rite is part of the umbrella that is the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
@Zuzu *THis is still a false definition. Still unbiblical. BIBLE says CHURCH refers to all churches. Not limited to Western Church or Eastern Church or other older churches.* *The thing you said ROman cultists will kill you. Roman cultists always claim Roman cult to be the CHURCH or the UNIVERSAL/CATHOLIC CHURCH.* YOU: Yes i love this. I always correct Catholics and protestants on this. The Latin Church aka Roman Rite is part of the umbrella that is the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
@@MeowMeow-jt8mo it's not limited to the wester right because there are 23 eastern Catholic rites. It is limited to the Holy Catholic Church. Prove to me the CHURCH does not exist or prove to me it is invisible.
There isn't a difference. The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 You have no idea what you’re talking about. Read the articles of the union of Brest. It makes a distinction between the Roman Catholic Church and the Byzantine Catholic Church, and it was written in 1595.
@@annapennrose1158 Agreed. The church is the body of Christ and the bride of Christ. In fact to persist in calling someone by an incorrect name when one knows that it's not correct is, imo, abuse and displeasing to Christ.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 The Catholic Church was NEVER called the RCC before the Protestant Revolt. The church is Roman, but it is rightfully called the Catholic Church.
@lex ora Thank you so much Lex, They withdraw the donation ban, but Christians are struggling for their existence in many parts of India. Next year we're going to have one more native saint. 😍 Thankyou so much for your prayers🙂
FYI. The United States Army used to place on the Dog Tags for religious preference, Roman Catholic. I did not understand why and I am not sure if they still do this. Not aware what other branches of service did or do. Anyone care to share from experience if it took place with them and in what branch of service?
But a lot of the "catholic" practices are actually "Roman Paganism", like statues, and Saints. We are all part of the Catholic Church, but I use the word "Roman", to delineate the practices added by Constantine in the 300's. It WAS the Catholic Church before Constantine, but the Roman influenced church has adopted a lot more practices.... It's not a "slur", it's a delineation that marks a split in the denominations.
Neither statues or saints are specifically pagan. The Jews had statues also in the Old Testament. There were 2 big statues on top of the arc of the covenant. So that's not pagan. And if you are not part of the Catholic Church under the Pope, then you are not part of the Catholic Church. ;)
East Syriac Syro-Malabar Catholic here!😆 And boy how I always used to call myself, and tell others that I'm a 'Roman Catholic, of the Roman Catholic Church'. Ok, I was dumb. But this really helped me☺
I'm confused. Jesus said I am the way, the truth and the life. No man come onto the Father but by me. Did he say that or was it Mary? If it were Jesus, why would I need to go to Mary? I'm confused.
@@geordiewishart1683 Well, like I earlier said, the reason why we approach the blessed Virgin Mary is NOT because we see her as the Way, the Truth and the Life; NEITHER is it because we see her as the only way to the Father. Jesus already fulfils those roles. The reason why we regularly approach her is simply to ask her to pray for us. There is nothing wrong with one human being praying to God on behalf of another human being. It happens all the time. St Paul often asked fellow human beings like himself to pray for him (Romans 15:30; 1 Thessalonians 5:25; Ephesians 6:18). Does that mean that Paul didn't believe that Jesus is the ONLY way to the Father? Of course not. He definitely believed the words of Jesus in John 14:6. Yet, it didn't prevent him from asking others to pray to God for him.
Exodus chapter 20 : 4 says "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth:"
I've never considered "Roman Catholic" to be a slur or insult. Some Protestants may use it that way, but it doesn't bother me. I'm part of the Roman Rite, so technically, I am a Roman Catholic.
If this is true then then protestant churches should stop repeating the apostles creed that speaks to the belief in the Holy Catholic church if it is that the Pope is in charge.
100%. I went to a Presbyterian Church where they recited the Creed, and it said that they were part of the one Holy Catholic and Apostolic church. But that's impossible since they broke away from the Catholic and Apostolic church, just as Anglicans, Orthodox, and others have.
A little correction, there are 24 sui iuris churches ( latin, Ukrainian, maronite, Ethiopian....) but only 6 rites or 6 rite families : Latin, Byzantine, Alexandrian , East Syrian, West Syrian and Armenian. A rite can be used by many Sui Iuris Churches ( for instance, the Byzantine rite is actually the most used rite in the Catholic Church when considering the number of Sui Iurus churches, it used by the melkite catholic Church, the Ukrainian catholic Church, the romanian Catholic Church and many others). A rite family can have many sub-rites as well. The Alexandrian rite is made up of the coptic rite used by the coptic catholic Church and the Ge'ez rite used by both Ethiopian and Eritrean catholic Churches. The latin rite used by the Latin church is made up of many rites as well: the Roman rite, the most used and nearly everywhere in the Latin Church, the Mozarabic rite in some places in Spain and Portugal, the Ambrosian rite in Milan in Italy, The Zaire use (inculturation of the roman rite) in my country DRC. It just happened that by an accident of History, the Latin Church is now the biggest sui iuris church of the Catholic Church, consisting of about 99 % of catholics. And Also, the roman rite is now the default latin rite almost everywhere. In the language of the Catholic Church, the Roman Church refers to diocese of Rome ( Just as the washingtonian Church would refer to the archdiocese of Washington). In that sense, less than 1 % of catholics are part of the Roman Church. If "roman" is understood as applicable to the rite, yes, the vast majority of catholics use the Roman rite but only because the roman is the standard rite of the Latin Church which is the largest sui iuris Church in the Catholic Church. But protestants and EO don't use the label "roman" in a innocent way. It is always derogatory, either to deny the full catholicity of the Church or, in the case of evangelicals, to make a sort of connection to the pagan Rome/roman empire.
Actually it is. And we just made it whole video on that. Just because the word is not there, doesn't mean that its not true. The word Bible is not in the Bible either, but yet you believe in the Bible. So, that argument doesn't hold up. Blessings.
Sorry just need some help understanding, what does “rite” refer to? Like when you say “Roman Rite”. thanks for this video by the way, great to see you are well Bryan!
There are 23 other Rites other than the Roman Rite in the Catholic Church. Many of these are Eastern churches that have come back to the Catholic Church. While we are all basically the same, the differences would be found in that they have their own traditions and forms of liturgy. They same basic liturgical structures and theology as seen in the West but might have different music, or certain Traditions that they have in their own Rite. For example, in the Maronite Rite, they say the consecration in the original Aramaic that Jesus would have used. Also, in their sign of peace, the priest takes both his hands and puts them over the deacons hands as the sign of peace. Then, the Deacon takes his hands and puts them on the Altar Boys hands in a way that looks like prayer hands. Then the altar boy takes it to the congregation and every person passes it on to every other person with sign of peace. These are just a couple of examples, but each Rite has their own little 't' traditions like this.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial ahhh I see, thanks for giving a detailed explanation! So it’s like each rite has slight differences in the way they carry out the liturgy but we are all considered the same Catholic Church
@Brian Farley No, I mean theology. Theology is not where we get our dogmas from, tradition is. Theology is the language used to express the dogmas and the way we understand them. Byzantine Catholics hold to the essence and energies distinction, whereas Latin Catholics hold to absolute divine simplicity. Byzantine Catholics believe that we send ourselves to hell, whereas Latin Catholic believe that God sends us to hell. Latin Catholics believe that we are guilty of original sin, whereas Byzantine Catholics believe that we are not guilty of original sin. There are many other examples.
Can you clarify who Opus Dei is? What about the "Black Pope ". I am not talking about the color of his skin. There seems to be something a little sinister going on within the Catholic Church. I am Catholic and am on a faith quest and am wondering about my faith?
I heard the Orthobros were having (yet) another schism. Michael Lofton from Reason and Theology says it ain’t good for us the church of Rome because it further deepens the divide and possibility of reunification. We gotta pray. 🙏
I was Catholic myself and I was in the Roman part of the Catholic Church, but as I turned 18 and I started praying since I was 11 years old. The spirit was guided me to another church because as I got older, I learned the most important part doesn’t matter if anyone is good or bad, no one is good but the Lord himself in Jesus Christ. I read Mark 10:17-21 realizing that I am not good myself. I’m not perfect, but as all of us that truly believe in the Lord, true God of Israel through the father son and Holy Spirit, repenting our sins to put Jesus first to put God first in our lives and it is not our work that I realized which I thought was what would make us better to God‘s eyes, but realize the fact that Jesus died for our sins was what made me realize how much God loves us! Therefore, even in the book of James, rather using our works to glorify God, by reflecting our love and faith in the Lord, the desire to reflect on his examples to grow in the spirit. I pray to Jesus pray to the Lord and the father son and Holy Spirit. That’s what got me to where I am today. It was because God was guiding me and he’s guiding all of us and working on us in many ways to get us closer to the body of Christ.
You're not supposed to 'surf' between rites. You are supposed to belong to one rite. Attending that rite. In fact, to change rites you are supposed to obtain permission.
Good video... I always had a negative innocent feeling on calling myself ROMAN. I just felt like if that was the ROMANS not the Catholic Christian church. LOL. Im still learning... Good video. Maybe you can do some videos on the Fallen Angels.. Watchers... Nephelim etc... Love your Channel....🙏🏼👍🏼
@@henkaistudio yes. Thats definitely not good. But then again there is lots of protestant and Baptist ETC.. Churches out there that have done the same thing. Not just CATHOLICS. For every denomination or church you will find a devil my dear friend. God bless you.. Stay safe... 👍🏼🙏🏼
@@henkaistudio there are bad people everywhere. Man is a fallen creature, even in your family tree and mine. The church however is not fallen. It's the body of Christ.
This video is wrong. The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers and other websites.
@@henkaistudio Catholics are people who belong to the Catholic Church and believe what it teaches. They don't all read the bible and they shouldn't read prot bibles. All faithful Catholics are Roman Catholics because they are all subject to the Roman pontiff. There are no false teachings of the Catholic Church or in The Glories of Mary.
Bryan, I am a baptised member of the Roman tradition and Latin rite: Roman as in following the Roman hierarchy and authority and Latin rite as the traditional language of the Roman liturgy or Mass and official documents is Latin. Non-Catholics don’t understand the Latin connection, now that the Latin Rite or Novus Ordo (new order) is said in the local vernacular or language. Another example is say the Maronite Catholics: their tradition is Maronite; their official language of their church documents and Mass is Greek. Yet they are in union with the Bishop of Rome. Hence, Maronites are faithful Catholics, even though they are of the Maronite tradition and Greek Rite. Have I got this right?
I'm confused. Why would a church want to communicate in a language the people do not understand? I'm confused. Did Jesus or the apostles speak to the people in a language they could not comprehend? I'm confused. As would be people preached to in gobbledygook
Stop saying you're confused so often in every comment. We can tell you're not confused, and you're using that phrase so much that it's annoying. The church has used the Latin down through the centuries because before the printing press, most of the world who could read or write, they wrote and read in Latin. So this has become the language of the church, and even most Catholics could understand the Latin language at the mass. But of course the Catholic Church translated the Bible into other languages as well so people could have it in their own dialects.
I grew up in a Roman Catholic house and school and church, and l have no problem with being called a Roman Catholic or just a Catholic, the followers of the way were mocked with the title Christians, so let everyone mock us and persecute us for being proud of being a Roman Catholic, it really has affect on me and my catholic beliefs.
Yes, in Antioch the early believers in the church were mocked and called Christians. But you would rather be called Catholic? I'm confused. In whom or what is salvation? Did Christ die an atonement for sin or was it the Catholic church? 1 John 2:2 says Jesus. I'm confused.
Geodie @ your confused because the title Roman Catholic offends and you are told to find it offensive, own the title Roman Catholic as a badge of honour. Since Vatican 2 the church has adapted to make it easier for Protestants to convert to the catholic faith, thats why the Latin mass, the statue of the saints, standing rather than kneeling when receiving the Eucharist, etc etc. Has gone from the Churches. The mass is more Protestant in nature than Roman Catholic, (the Roman Catholic’s were also known as Latins.) The Protestants now refer to themselves as Christians and soon will call themselves Catholic, and the mass will become more Protestant, I’ve seen in many parishes where the priest doesn’t give the Eucharist anymore, that’s the job of the special ministers, soon they’ll be a bowl and you will just help yourself. The more we change the church and the mass for the conversation of Protestants and other eastern mysticism cults the more the church and mass will change and be lost forever and our identities as Roman Catholics and the importance of Eucharist.
Geordie @ the original Christians like Peter and Paul we called followers of the way, so shouldn’t we be called followers of the way, YHWH , YH means god singular,WH means god plural, and we follow Jesus the way (WH) ,and this is proof our god is a triune God, singular and also plural.
Please explain this paragraph in the CCC: 1059 "The holy Roman Church firmly believes and confesses that on the Day of Judgment all men will appear in their own bodies before Christ's tribunal to render an account of their own deeds" (Council of Lyons II [1274]:DS 859; cf. DS 1549).
@@CatholicTruthOfficial I mean, why does it use "Roman"church"? Your video explained there's no Roman Catholic Church. Apologies for the poor composition of the question!
@@henkaistudio luv it wen non-catholics show the world their ignorance, hardened heart and uncharitableness. Shameful🤦 plz keep it up, HE is watching and knows.
@@henkaistudio No we are all same, Mary is our Mother, fore She the Mother of God, fore She is the Spouse of Holy Spirit, do not make blemishes for yourself, you will invite the rage of the Holy Spirit, as the Scripture says, study deep in the Holy Book, do not get error of the Catholic Church, fore She is Holy. Amen.
Not to mention Catholics and Roman Catholics are the exact same thing. There is no Roman Catholic Church. Stop copying and pasting the same comments in different videos or you will be blocked.
@@henkaistudio please stay focused: where in the Bible does it say the Bible is the only sole authority of the Christian Faith deposited by Jesus Christ? Who canonized the Bible?
I'm amazed how glamorous the catholic church has always been and how they (the Pope and his people) create laws that all must follow. The Catholic church looks nothing like what Jesus preached. Jesus rode in on a donkey, he stayed with friends in regular homes, he ate with tax collectors and sinners, he did not adorn Himself with fine robes and jewels. Compare that to what we SEE and HEAR come from the throne of the Pope. When I look at Catholicism, I see the Pharisees.
Since you’re a prot, you know nothing about history. So I would suggest the video “Gnostics, Charismatics and Early Christian Heresies and the Fathers” on Jay Dyer’s channel to understand what the Church is and what it’s always been.
@@1214gooner I am interested and I will watch it. I wouldn't say I am completely ignorant of history but it is something I have been learning about recently. There is just so much to learn and depending on where your information comes from and your trust level of said source, you could spend years chasing down sources. I guess that is why it becomes full time jobs for some.
@@icanseeclearlynow4355 Yeah, it’s really not as complicated overall when you look at the general themes of Church history. The thing that might be most alarming to most Protestants, as it was for me, was learning about what has most likely been the most pivotal turning point in terms of the repercussions Christianity has suffered. It is realizing that the Sola Scriptura paradigm in which, essentially, the totality of faith is consolidated into a textual criticism competition, didn’t exist in the first 1500 years of Christianity. The ancient Church was truly apostolic and synodal. The epistemology (how we know what’s true), was Trinitarian-God, the Church, and the individual in communion, and not dialectical, (God and man), as it is in Protestantism, with each individual following their own “discernment” and interpretations. The crucial factor in this move and it’s corresponding idea of an “Invisible Church,” is the rejection of normative authority, which is the function and identity of the Church as Christ’s body on Earth. So in that vein I’d also recommend two videos by Patristic Nectar that are equally enlightening. One is shorter, called “Having the Bible Without the Church?” And the other one is a long, two-part series based on Fr Trenham’s book “Rock & Sand.” These give a good historical overview of Christian/Church history as well.
Both the Catholic and Roman Catholic Church are the same. I prefer to call it the Roman Catholic Church because it has a very significant prophecy connected to the Roman in the Book of Daniel.. In that prophecy, the four kingdoms all collapsed, including the pagan Roman Empire. So when the pagan military Roman empire was hit by the rock from the mountain on its feet, it collapsed, and there, the Catholic Church grew uncontrollably like a mountain as prophesied.. The Headquater of the Catholic Church is in Rome. And it proved the prophesy and the pagan Roman Empire is now replaced by the Roman Catholic Church, a heavenly Kingdom that prevails.
It wasn't forbidden worldwide but only in certain territories of certain countries for a short time where heresies were breaking out. It would be similar to if people were so influenced by the Jehovah's Witnesses, that every time they read the Bible they all started to Become Jehovah's Witnesses and they wouldn't listen to Christian truth anymore. We actually have a video on the history of Bible reading in the Catholic church if you're interested. th-cam.com/video/mvu18P3ooYI/w-d-xo.html
There is One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. In the the Catholic Church there is multiple liturgical rites in the Catholic Church. There is the Roman rite (Latin Rite), Chaldean Rite, Byzantine Rite, Coptic Rite, etc. There all part of the One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church under the authority of the Vicar of Christ, The Successor of Saint Peter, The Pope.
@@henkaistudio yes keep talking out of one of ur dirty body orifice. Lord have mercy on us, HE is watching every1 actions and knows their corrupted hearts.
@@marietav7342 yes of course there is sister, the Father looks at the heart as seen in the scriptures here :1 Samuel 167But the LORD said to Samuel, “Do not consider his appearance or height, for I have rejected him; the LORD does not see as man does. For man sees the outward appearance, but the LORD sees the heart.” So we know sister that the same Lord who looked at a mans heart in Samuel looks at ours today, we cannot fool the Lord God almighty praise his name sister . We love you sister .
@@henkaistudio Our saint St. Therese of Lisieux addressed these words to Mary, "I love you and I am attracted to you because in your heart I see the SOLE BELOVED (Jesus) of my soul." We only love and honor Mary and other saints and all people (regardless of their religions) for the love of God. How is that idolatry? Brother, you don't understand the real definition of idolatry in God's take.
@@henkaistudio Let me ask you: do you think you and other protestants have not committed idolatry? My answer is almost all people whether catholics, protestants etc are committing idolatry in varying degrees in many different ways because anything we prioritize over God is our false god whether money, work, fame, family, wife/husband, children, girlfriend or boyfriend, games, food etc.
So do all the different rites believe and study the same Bible that the pope uses . Also do you all have the same requirements such as confession to a priest for forgiveness or communion and mass etc. ? Including the Montras that are sang?
I am not born and brought up in Rome, I am not a citizen of Rome, it's simple that I am not a Roman Catholic, but I know that I am a Catholic and there is only one Holy and Apostolic Catholic Church, Roman catholic is only a part Catholic.
If you attend the Novus Ordo (New Mass) or the Latin Mass. You are of the Roman rite. Found out the Church you were baptized in and ask what rite they belong to. It really does not matter because you can attend Mass in any rites of the Catholic Church.
I think it’s an American specific phenomena. In Europe and Australia; There are many different rites. In Sydney we have all of them, which is very fascinating. Ironically here in my homeland, the eastern faithful are much more zealous.
Why called father. We have a video on that. th-cam.com/video/NafXlRjkbdI/w-d-xo.html Why we worship on Sunday. th-cam.com/video/aMHL8BgFVKk/w-d-xo.html
If done properly, the rosary is a meditation on a life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In other words, it's a reflection and a meditation on the gospel of Christ. That's what it primarily is. Different Rosary days meditate on different mysteries of Christ's life. So perhaps he was doing this.
Great video. I think maybe you overstated it at one point saying there is no such thing as the Roman Catholic Church. There is an it’s under the umbrella of The Catholic Church, or more formerly, The One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
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The Catholic (Universal) church includes all true believers saved by faith in Christ Jesus and that may include some Roman Catholics, protestants, messianic Jews.
If you have to do penance to be forgiven of your sin, is this not salvation by works? Did the Bible not say that salvation is by grace through faith and not of works? I'm confused.
Doing Penance does not forgive your sins. Jesus forgive your sins. Penance washes away the temporal punishment only. Salvation is not where Jesus does everything and we are robots and do nothing. We have to cooperate with his grace and follow his Commandments. Just read Matthew 25:41-46. These people went to hell because they didn't follow God and didn't follow his Commandments and do what they were supposed to.
It is Ok to be called a Byzantine Catholic or Syrian Catholic. But to be called a Roman Catholic is a slur ? I find this video to be offensive to Roman Catholics to be honest. Unsubscribed.
It's okay to be called Byzantine Catholic, Roman Catholic, we're Syrian Catholic, by Catholics. Not by Protestants who label everyone a Roman Catholic. Can't you see the difference? If not only inaccurate, but they use it in an insulting way. So you are unsubscribing for something that you are misunderstanding and not correct about. But don't worry, we will pray for you. You clearly have some issues that you're working out. But don't we all. You can be assured of our prayers. God bless.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial Who cares what protestants think. I sure do not care. I'm not ashamed to be called a Roman Catholic. You the one who feels ashamed to be called a Roman Catholic because of some protestants. Name a pope who was not of the Roman rite ?.
@@henkaistudio Are you Catholic ? Roman Catholics do not worship Mary. We Roman Catholics do honor and venerate Mary and pray the Rosary. And we do light candles. Nothing wrong about any of that. The only thing you got wrong about Roman Catholics is the worship of Mary. That is idolatry. The Eastern Catholics I do not have clue what they do. The only thing I know about them is they are in full communion with Rome.
Tom, but we are not ashamed for anything. We just know that the Catholic church is the Catholic Church. Always has been. And all the official documents say a Catholic church. So perhaps you were trying to make something that's not accurate.
In the Philippines, different dioceses are named; Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Parañaque. All with ‘ROMAN’. I just think that it’s there to distinguish itself as part of the catholic church in rome and ofc we follow the roman/latin rite. The only downside is that Iglesia ni Cristo, and other cults like it thought that the official name of the church is Holy Catholic Apostolic Roman church because for some reason, Filipino catholic authors back then used it. But the catechism doesn’t include the word roman. It’s getting annoying sometimes but I know it’s still the same church that is in communion with the pope.
Roman Catholic isn't always meant pejoratively by those who do not subscribe to be under the elder at Rome, but rather to clear up a confusion over how the word catholic is to be understood. Catholic means universal, as you point out, but if you insist on only Catholic, then you're saying that the entire earthly church is under the pope. That's false.
If you are part of the Roman right, then you are Roman Catholic. Most of us are. But not everyone is Roman Catholic as stated in the video. Also, yes Jesus is the definitely the rock but he also made Peter The Rock on which he would build the church.
Exactly, he started an authoritative teaching and preaching Church, giving his Apostles his authority, and in a special way, a higher authority and Primacy to Peter who alone received the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial so Jesus gave Peter the keys of heaven to contradict himself? So what about the other descibles, what did Jesus build upon them?
@@jerome8950 it's obvious. God made the law. For example, the ten commandments. Jesus came to enforce the ten commandments and the holy spirit came to help us walk in it. Why would all the sudden Peter gets to chosen to break the law? I mean like breaking the first commandments and changing and adding to God's words and law.
There is only one Catholic Church The one, Catholic, and Apostolic Church has been here for two thousand years and was founded by Christ. Does that answer your question?
Grew up Roman/Latin Catholic, now attend the Ukrainian Catholic Church - all ONE Catholic Church! If you have the chance, check out an Eastern Rite near you! You will love how diverse the Catholic Church is.
Same here , German Roman/Latin Catholic.
Catholics are not supposed to change churches, orthodox or otherwise.
No thanks. You should watch brother Breaker videos
No thanks. Catholicism is the truth! :)
@@CatholicTruthOfficial get ‘em brother
Yes. Roman Rite or Latin Rite are both correct when referring to the rite, but all the various rites are one in the Catholic Church, as we are all part of Christ's mystical body. ☺️
Like what about the denominations and Baptists denominations are there also rites
@@kevinguidry7194 the Catholic Church is NOT a denomination. All non-Catholic Christian sects are schismatic breakaway groups from the One True Church of Christ. Baptists or say Lutherans or Orthodox cannot be a rite or tradition of the Catholic Church because they are not in union with the Pope, bishop of Rome and supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church.
@@OzCrusader I got to say what is the difference between the Latin Rite and the denominations dude are there really been a big split between it all because let me tell you the stuff that I know first of all you got your Baptists denominations like the southern and American Baptists with the Pentecostal people and you got your Protestant Denominations and there are nowadays alot of them
The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humani Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 you don’t understand the nuance here, the fact that the See of Rome, whose bishop is Pope (papa or father) the Supreme Pontiff and Vicar of Christ, has supreme Catholic authority over all other Sees. Any dispute on doctrine and morals is settled by the See of Rome, by virtue of Christ’s declaration “I give you the keys of the kingdom. Whatever you bind or loose on earth will be considered bound or loosed in heaven.” No other ecclesiastical group can claim this God-given authority.
The Roman rite, out of, I believe 23 rites, is the largest rite in the Catholic Church, and
Latin is the universal language of the Catholic Church.
Which latin though? There's 3 different versions. I think the oldest version phased out before the Church started though.
@@henkaistudio he definitely is talking about a Church in Matthew 16-18. What Church is it? Where did it go? Why do you not trust Jesus when he says the gates of hell will not prevail?
@@henkaistudio what? When did we say Jesus got baptized as a baby? You literally just confirmed that you get your Catholic information from misinformed protestants. Why would you do that? When i want to find out about Islam, i don't go to a Catholic source, i go to a Muslim source and if I want to learn their history i go to a secular source. Thats how you investigate things. Please don't be ignorant.
the Church isn't even called the "Roman Catholic Church". That's you guys who keep calling us that. Roman rite and holy Catholic Church. Didn't you watch the video?
@@henkaistudio No Catholic says Jesus was baptized as a baby.
@@henkaistudio sad, ur regurgitating the same PROTEST-ant vomit
I love that we do not define ourselves by criticizing any other religion or tradition. We have an entirely affirmative belief: we affirm "One body and one Spirit; one hope One Lord, one faith, one baptism." (Eph 4:5) Praise God!
The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 Good catch. I don't know if this started with CA as you say, but there is little doubt that dissenters have opposed their national churches to 'Rome' ever since there _were_ national Churches. Preferring the modifier, _Roman,_ to accompany Catholic whenever possible.
@@rhwinner I never heard or read anyone saying that Roman Catholic referred to the Roman rite part of the Church prior to the 2000s in articles on Catholic Answers and other Catholic websites. It is a misguided response to protestants' opposition to Rome and to the existence of eastern rite Catholics, and a denial of how the term was used by Catholics. They also promote the idea of salvation by grace alone, which is also a misguided response to protestants.
"dissenters have opposed their national churches to 'Rome' ever since there were national Churches. Preferring the modifier, Roman, to accompany Catholic whenever possible."
That's true, but Catholics shouldn't respond by rejecting the term. The whole Church really is Roman for being subject to the Roman pontiff and church. And being subject to the Roman pontiff is necessary for salvation. Pope Boniface VIII said in Unam Sanctum: "we declare, we proclaim, we define that it is absolutely necessary for salvation that every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff."
@@rhwinner yes, dissenters.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 Some intimate that we are a continuation of pagan Rome under clerical garb, but rather it is due to the historical circumstance - a miracle really- that God put Rome, the burial place of the two most important Apostles Peter and Paul, under the Christian standard. Then, the entire civilized world as it was then known. Then, spreading to every corner of the globe, fulfilling in Christ the ancient prophecy that Abraham will be the father of many nations. That is not something to be ashamed of but rather a sign of providence!
Otoh, Protestantism, which started with a divorce, has been fractured into 50,000 pieces, a just divine recompense, as we see it.
I’m a proud Catholic!
Is it not better to be a humble Christian?
@@geordiewishart1683 Better yet, one could embrace reality?
@@geordiewishart1683 why? aren't Catholics humble christians?
@@dominicpardo4783 it is reality.
You're going to snuff it some day. Then what happens to you?
If you think nothing then, for your own sake, check out what Christ said happens.
Don't do anything stupid with your life until you do.
I mean it with the best of intentions.
@@Kitiwake *IF* Christ existed, he was just a man. Nothing more. You live, you die. There's zero evidence of an afterlife.
In Spanish we regularly use the term catholic, apostolic and roman church.
Catholic "Romano" is an import from the Anglo Protestant world used by evangelicals as a tool to convert you.
I thought the Spanish would have used Spanish words. Odd.
@@geordiewishart1683 ja!
@@geordiewishart1683Spaniards and Romans are like red grapes 🍇 and green grapes. They’re the same while they’re different.
Yes! The One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church! 🙏. God bless you and your ministry, and I do pray for you! 🙏
What annoys me is how protestants deliberately confuse the roman Empire with the Catholic Church. As someone who is familiar with Ancient Rome and as a staunch Catholic I get annoyed when protestants think the Catholic Church and The Roman Empire are one and the same because they are not. I have even created an article on this.
You're right, in fact it's part of precise will or attempt to tear down. They've since crafted a doctrine upon it by twisting the book of revelation associating Babylone nickname (which at the time was due to the persecution) of Roman empire to the Catholic church. Martin Luther used to call the Catholics "Papists" with a certain spite..
Also annoying related to this is Catholics confusing the Church with the rite or even worse, calling themselves "no I'm not Christian, I'm Roman Catholic".
@@crobeastness Hopefully more catholics will be educated and they will acknowledge that they are Catholic Christians, instead of saying that they are not Christian because we Catholics are Christian.
@@paulericn.mouafo6610 I know, I am familliar with Ancient Rome and their persecution of Christians and I can tell the Catholic Church and the Roman Empire apart. I would be more than willing to give protestants took a history lesson and a geography lesson on the Roman Empire if needs be.
@@henkaistudio The Catholics worship Jesus are Christians? What about the Roman Catholics? They are also Christians because they were baptized under the Church of St. Peter? Wasn't it?
We have only one Holy Catholic apostolic Church with different rites and pope Francis is our present pope
I'm confused.
Catholics say protestants are disjointed because they have so many denominations.
But protestants all believe, amongst other things, the simplistic beauty of Eph 2:8: for by grace are ye saved through faith.
I'm confused.
Catholics have different rites.
Is that not confusion?
Catholics say that you have to do works and penance to be saved and to receive the sacrament.
Does this mean they do not believe Eph 2:8?
I'm confused.
Do Catholics even believe the Bible?
I can find nothing in the Bible about Christ's death having to be repeated all the time in the mass.
Romans 6:10- he died onto sin once.
So how come he died every time a sinful priest commands it during mass?
Catholicism is so confusing.
The Bible speaks as one.
The Catholic church speaks many different things.
Some Protestants believe in once saved always saved. Others don't. Some Protestants believe baptism is necessary for heaven, While others don't. Some believe in baptismal regeneration. Others don't. Some Protestants believe in infant baptism, and others don't. Some believe in Good Works, While others don't. Some believe you can lose your salvation, While others don't. Some believe the word faith means one thing While others believe the word faith means another. And the same with the word justification. And all across the board they believe different things even on basic theology.
Different Rites but all part of the same one Catholic Church. Not different denominations with different teachings and different beliefs that all contradict each other. Big difference.
Also, Jesus doesn't die again at every Mass. The Bible says he died once and for all. So the Catholic Church did not teach that Jesus dies again at the mass. Can I recommend that you pick up a Catholic book and read it? :-) learn about the Catholic church. Or watch our older videos as we talked about a lot of these topics.
@@geordiewishart1683 what we believe is nobody can go to heaven if you are not faithful catholic.
I am personally of the Roman Rite. But I have attended (and received the Eucharist at) Divine Liturgy in the Byzantine Rite (of the Ruthenians). And one of our priests in my home parish was a Syro-Malabar Chaldean-Rite priest (from India). On his jubilee of ordination, he had celebrated the Divine Liturgy among us according to his indigenous rite. Our parish was privileged to partake of that Divine Liturgy on that Sunday afternoon.
We also had a Syro-Malabar family in our Latin rite parish.
Their language is Malayalam.
Malayali daa❤
Prayers from a Syro-Malabar Catholic.
Excellent presentation! I can now say that I am proud to be Catholic!
You should not ! Seek the truth ! King James version
Catholicism is the truth.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial Give back to the Jews their God. There is nothing biblical about your Italian Jesus and gods !
You sound racist. By definition, the word Catholic means universal, not Italian. Try to offer some better proof next time, not just insults. Anyone can insult others with emotional arguments, but it's more difficult to provide facts and figures.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial God called himself the God of Abraham, Israel ! the Holy One of Israel ! Please respect jews God ! If you want to worship the God of the Jews, then don't give him a mother, and keep his Word as he gave it to his people!
Yes, Roman Catholic Church was under the leadeship of St.Peter or called as Simon/Simeon who became the first Pope in Italy after the death of Christ.
The name of the church is the Catholic Church. It was Protestants that coined the name RCC.
@@henkaistudio Let me prove you wrong with this one request.
Find "ONE TIME" where the church was ever called the RCC before the Protestant Revolt.
HINT: You can't.
Why? Because it has always been called the Catholic Church.
@@annapennrose1158 I see. In regular Christians, they were known as RC.
@@annapennrose1158 Yeah, you're right. Does 7th Day Adventists, Pentecostal, Episcopal, Jehovah's Witness, Iglesia ni Cristo, etc. are considered to be Catholic?
@@justiceempire1170 No other religion is Catholic accept the Catholic Church.
Happy new year to you, Bryan and team! Love the new hair do as well!
I'm getting the sense that non catholics are beggining to claim the name catholic just like they did with th word Christian.
They can't succeed some church Father said " those heretics who have separated themselves from the Catholic Church try to call themselves Catholic but when you go to a town and ask them where is the Catholic Church they shy to point to their chapels but rather they point at the Catholic Church "
Pretty much!!!
I came not to be Catholic.
@@paulhensler980 ??
All people that believe in Jesus Christ are Christians. No matter what denomination they prefer.
This is wrong. The term Roman Catholic Church has been used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the present. It is used in the encyclicals Divini Illius Magistri and Humani Generis, and it was used by pope Benedict in 2006 in an agreement with the Anglican church. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers. Please correct what you said.
Humanae Generis was written in 1950 sorry try again
It is true that some Popes used it that way, but not most. But the modern use of this has come from anglicans who try to distinguish themselves as the true Catholics, as opposed to Roman Catholics which they used as a slur. The modern invention of this is used by Protestants as a weapon, and is not used by the Catholic Church because it's not really accurate to describe the universal Church as a whole. Some hopes to use data show that The Authority comes from the pope and from Rome, but again, it is not accurate more representative of the whole Church. Which is why the church doesn't use that title.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial "It is true that sime Popes used it that way, but not most."
How would you know?
"But the modern use of this has come from anglicans who try to distinguish themselves as the true Catholics, as opposed to Roman Catholics which they used as a slur."
No, modern Catholics use it to mean the Catholic religion and Church. And encyclopedias and dictionaries use it that way. Stop looking at things from the perspective of enemies of the Church. Should we stop calling ourselves Christians because atheists and j--s use the term with contempt?
"Which is why the church doesn't use that title."
Popes speak for the Church and they have used the term. Pope Benedict used it in 2006.
Not only the anglicans, but the Orthodox even try to do this as well. But the truth is, we are called the Catholic Church. That is what is used in all of the official documents.
@@biblealone9201 Pope Hormisdas, epistle 70, to Bishop Possessor: “What the Roman, that is, the Catholic Church follows and maintains touching free will and the grace of God, can be learned from the different works of blessed Augustine, those especially which he addressed to Hilary and Prosper, though the formal chapters are contained in the ecclesiastical records.”
Pope Innocent III (A.D. 1198 - 1216), creed: “With our hearts we believe and with our lips we confess but one Church, not that of the heretics, but the Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Church, outside which we believe that no one is saved.”
Pius IX - Singulari Quidem (1856): "There is only one true, holy, Catholic church, which is the Apostolic Roman Church."
“Roman” as in “Roman rite” or “Roman Catholic” is correct.
Missal covers are printed “Roman missals”. It refers to the first See being seated in Rome, it does not refer to the Roman Empire. The term may even be intended as a slur by Protestants who don’t know any better, but that doesn’t make it so.
Well said!
I love this video!! Had to watch it 3 times 🙌👏👏👏
Yay!! 🙌
Bryan is wrong. The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
Anthony, And why did he use it? Why was it only first used in thr 1200s? Why was it always the Catholic Church before that and after that? Funny enough, anti-catholic slugs to say the Roman Catholic Church was started in the 300s with Constantine. Definitely a contradiction by most non-Catholic accounts.
The reality is that it was used so late in history because it has a context. And you have to read it in that context. It's because the Orthodox had broken away from the Catholic Church, yes, the Catholic Church, and the pope was saying that if you are not in union with Rome, which is true, then you are not part of the Catholic Church. So he used the Roman Catholic Church, (only once in that document to be clear) to show that the Catholic Church is the true Church, and in order to be part of that true church, you have to be in union with Rome and the Pope.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial It was used because the Catholic Church is Roman, for being governed by the Roman pontiff and church. As Pius XII said: “To be Christian one must be Roman. One must recognize the oneness of Christ’s Church that is governed by one successor of the Prince of the Apostles who is the Bishop of Rome, Christ’s Vicar on earth” (Allocution to the Irish pilgrims of October 8, 1957)
"The reality is that it was used so late in history because it has a context."
The context doesn't take away from the fact that term was used by popes, clergymen and laity to mean the whole Church and the religion. Dioceses call themselves Roman Catholic, as you can see from an internet search of the term. And it is used by traditionalist Catholics to mean the whole Church. It is used in encyclopedias and other books and by the news media to mean the whole Church. The rejection of the term since the 1960s has to do with embarrassment and disapproval of Roman authority and the movement away from Roman centralization. Latin rite Catholics didn't even know about other rites until the 2000s when Catholic authors and apologists started talking about them, and Church documents never use the term Roman Catholic to mean the Roman rite. So it is absurd and ahistorical to say that that is what the term means. I'm not blaming you, by the way. But you should get your information from Church documents, not just contemporary apologists and authors.
We acknowledge that The Authority comes from wrong because the pope is there. But the Catholic church in general worldwide is called the Catholic church and always has been. Only when there have been discrepancies with people who have tried to usurp the authority that Christ gave the church, or rejected the Pope that Christ gave us, that they would sometimes focus more on the authority that Christ gave the church, and the pope, and being in Union with Rome. But that doesn't take away from the fact that it's the Catholic church, that the Catholic Church goes by that title, Catholic Church, for that Roman Catholic refers to other Rites as opposed to the other Catholic Rites of the church which all fall under the one, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
Yeah so many people using that against Us and they used the writings of Ignatius as if it's catholic and Rome must be Roman Catholic church but it's not Roman Catholic church it's called Catholic church
@@anthonypuccetti8779 You have 23 different rites in the Catholic Apostolic Church, including the Roman one. That's what it is. This is a reality. Byzantines, Maronites, Romans, Melkites, etc. all exist and form ONE church. If the pope writes an encyclical focussing specifically on the Roman Catholic part of the Apostolic Church for issues specific to the Western World, it does not annihilate the reality of what this video is saying. Many times the pope uses the term Catholic Apostolic Church. You do not even have to go far. The Nicea Constantinople Credo that is recited every Sunday mentions the Church as One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. Nowhere it says Roman or Melkite or else...
@@a.k.4486 The term Roman Catholic Church isn't about the Roman rite, it means the whole Church.
I'm confused.
You say protestants are confused cos they have so many denominations.
But they all call themselves Christian.
Catholics can't decide if they are Catholic, Roman Catholic or Roman rite Catholic.
Confusing
@@geordiewishart1683 Protestants are heretics. They reject many teachings of the Church of God and they believe false doctrines. There is no difference between Catholic and Roman Catholic. All faithful Catholics are Roman for being subject to the Roman pontiff and Roman church.
No, not all faithful Catholics are Roman Catholics. There are Syrian Catholics, Byzantine Catholics, Maronite Catholic, and others in Union with the Pope in Rome, but they are not Roman Catholic. So you are confused once again.
Yes, just as I brought up to you in the comments of another video: I don’t identify myself as “Roman Catholic.” On my dog tags, I elected to put Catholic instead of Roman Catholic. This is because anti Catholics use the term in a derogatory sense. And also because the term was first used by Anglicans because they identified themselves as being Catholic, even though they were not really Catholic. So they would call Catholics “Roman Catholic” or Romanizers or Papists to distinguish themselves from Catholics under jurisdiction of Rome. And as you pointed out, we are in One, holy, Catholic, and Apostolic church. Not a Roman Catholic and Apostolic church. And the catechism does not say Catechism of the Roman Catholic Church. It says Catechism of the Catholic Church. I just happen to be in the Roman Rite. And thanks be to God that I was born into the Catholic Church when I could have been anything else!
The term was not first used by Anglicans, it was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is in the encyclical Humani Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in this century.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 incorrect. The term Roman Catholic first came into existence in the 1500s. Provide me a document by Catholic Church leadership that calls the church Roman Catholic. Where is it? The Anglican Church first coined the Roman Catholic Church in the 1500s. Look it up. Nobody I know ever uses the term Roman Catholic. And I have been Catholic for 46 years.
@@Official_CJ_Davis DIVINI ILLIUS MAGISTRI
ENCYCLICAL OF POPE PIUS XI
54. "This follows of necessity because in the City of God, the Holy Roman Catholic Church, a good citizen and an upright man are absolutely one and the same thing."
ENCYCLICAL
HUMANI GENERIS
OF THE HOLY FATHER
PIUS XII
27. "Some say they are not bound by the doctrine, explained in Our Encyclical Letter of a few years ago, and based on the Sources of Revelation, which teaches that the Mystical Body of Christ and the Roman Catholic Church are one and the same thing."
@@anthonypuccetti8779 and pope pius xi lived in the 20th century. So roman catholic is pretty recent. Which does not invalidate the contention that the term roman catholic arose from anglicans calling catholics roman as a slur
Anthony, and why did the pope use that titlein 1208? Why was it only first used in the 1200s when the Catholic church was called the Catholic Church all along? The reality is that it was used so late in history because it has a context. And you have to read it in that context. It's because the Orthodox had broken away from the Catholic Church, yes, the Catholic Church, and the pope was saying that if you are not in union with Rome, which is true, then you are not part of the Catholic Church. So he used the Roman Catholic Church, (only once in that document to be clear) to show thst the Catholic Church is the true Church, and in order to be part of that true church, you have to be in union with Rome and the Pope.
Here in Brazil we say either Catholic or Roman Apostolic Catholic.
Saying just Roman Catholic sounds insulting around here, and it's usually said by protestants. It's always weird to hear english speaking catholics saying that.
When we need to distinguish the sui juris church we say Oriental Catholic and Latin Catholic.
Same in the Philippines. Its insulting. We say katoliko. Only protestants call is roman
Happy New year Bryan. Thank you for this explanation
My friend is a Syrian Catholic and I'm a Roman Catholic all we do at the end of the mass is receiving Holy Eucharist 🙏
To describe yourself as such requires you to have an ecclesiastical connection to the diocese of Rome, by its terms, not by yours.
And you may have, but I recommend that you listen again to the video.
Yeah, it's really an important Sacrament which Jesus instructed to His Apostles because of the Bread (Body) and Wine (Blood) of Jesus Christ as a remembrance for His atonement.
@@Kitiwake In India, we have 5 Catholic rites including Eastern Catholic rite all the rites have different type of rituals and the common thing in every rite is Holy Eucharist. May be you have to read my comment properly
Anyone who acknowledges the papacy and is baptized in the Catholic church are known as Catholics. In the modern sense, Catholics who use the Roman rite are Roman Catholics. We here in Kerala use the west and east syriac rites. We are called Syrian Catholics. But if we are gonna examine the origins of the word "Roman Catholic". It was never used to address Catholics in the first 1500 years until the protestant reformation. And it was used the protestants as a derogatory term against Catholics who swore allegiance to the Pope. Why did I say all this? Calling yourself Latin Catholic would make way more sense. Love from Kerala.
Another great video. Thank you so much. God bless you.
Actually many Latin rite parishes do refer to themselves as “Roman Catholic Church” on the signs outside the church. But this is just to denote the rite
My Church does say Roman Catholic. I was taught by my catechism teacher that we are Roman Catholics. This was back in the 1970's way before there was the internet and youtubers making things up.
Exactly, it's just to denote to the Rite.
So a Roman Catholic is not a Roman Catholic but can get called a Roman Catholic if they are Catholic and the rite is Roman?
Why not trust Jesus and be called a Christian?
I'm confused.
We do trust in Jesus which is why we are Catholic. Because Catholic is the original Christian, and the church that Jesus started. If you love Jesus, you will want to be part of the church that he started which is his body and his bride.
Yes i love this. I always correct Catholics and protestants on this. The Latin Church aka Roman Rite is part of the umbrella that is the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
Your instincts are correct on that.
@Zuzu *THis is still a false definition. Still unbiblical. BIBLE says CHURCH refers to all churches. Not limited to Western Church or Eastern Church or other older churches.*
*The thing you said ROman cultists will kill you. Roman cultists always claim Roman cult to be the CHURCH or the UNIVERSAL/CATHOLIC CHURCH.*
YOU:
Yes i love this. I always correct Catholics and protestants on this. The Latin Church aka Roman Rite is part of the umbrella that is the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
@@MeowMeow-jt8mo it's not limited to the wester right because there are 23 eastern Catholic rites. It is limited to the Holy Catholic Church. Prove to me the CHURCH does not exist or prove to me it is invisible.
@@crobeastness *BIBLE says NOT SO. You dont read the BIBLE do you?*
YOU:
It is limited to the Holy Catholic Church.
@@crobeastness *Since when i said that?*
YOU:
Prove to me the CHURCH does not exist or prove to me it is invisible.
I didn’t know there was a difference. Just started watching
There isn't a difference. The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 You have no idea what you’re talking about. Read the articles of the union of Brest. It makes a distinction between the Roman Catholic Church and the Byzantine Catholic Church, and it was written in 1595.
I'm a member of the Roman Catholic Church....I'm thankful to God for it.
There is NO such thing as the RCC.
It is rightfully called the Catholic Church.
@@annapennrose1158 Agreed. The church is the body of Christ and the bride of Christ. In fact to persist in calling someone by an incorrect name when one knows that it's not correct is, imo, abuse and displeasing to Christ.
@@annapennrose1158 Hence the video. :)
@@anthonypuccetti8779 The Catholic Church was NEVER called the RCC before the Protestant Revolt.
The church is Roman, but it is rightfully called the Catholic Church.
@@anthonypuccetti8779 I don't want to troll a troll but you now know from these comments that that is a false statement.
Happy New year Brian,
All love and prayers from a Syro-Malabar catholic from India.
@lex ora Thank you so much Lex,
They withdraw the donation ban, but Christians are struggling for their existence in many parts of India.
Next year we're going to have one more native saint. 😍
Thankyou so much for your prayers🙂
Wonderful explanation and clarification Bro Bryan.👏👏👏
God Bless You and Protect You Always.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
FYI. The United States Army used to place on the Dog Tags for religious preference, Roman Catholic. I did not understand why and I am not sure if they still do this. Not aware what other branches of service did or do. Anyone care to share from experience if it took place with them and in what branch of service?
When I was having my Dog Tags made, I specifically stated my religion is " Roman Catholic " and that was printed on my Dog Tags.
Jesus I trust in you Amen
Oh boy, I have more to learn. Thank you.
But a lot of the "catholic" practices are actually "Roman Paganism", like statues, and Saints. We are all part of the Catholic Church, but I use the word "Roman", to delineate the practices added by Constantine in the 300's. It WAS the Catholic Church before Constantine, but the Roman influenced church has adopted a lot more practices.... It's not a "slur", it's a delineation that marks a split in the denominations.
Neither statues or saints are specifically pagan. The Jews had statues also in the Old Testament. There were 2 big statues on top of the arc of the covenant. So that's not pagan.
And if you are not part of the Catholic Church under the Pope, then you are not part of the Catholic Church. ;)
Also Constantine did not add any practices to the Christian faith. That is a historical myth that nobody can substantiate.
East Syriac Syro-Malabar Catholic here!😆
And boy how I always used to call myself, and tell others that I'm a 'Roman Catholic, of the Roman Catholic Church'.
Ok, I was dumb. But this really helped me☺
The gospel says Jesus is the only mediator to God not Mary or Joseph.
Well, the Catholic Church NEVER said that Mary is the ONLY mediator between us and God. You are mistaken
I'm confused.
Jesus said I am the way, the truth and the life. No man come onto the Father but by me.
Did he say that or was it Mary?
If it were Jesus, why would I need to go to Mary?
I'm confused.
@@geordiewishart1683 Well, like I earlier said, the reason why we approach the blessed Virgin Mary is NOT because we see her as the Way, the Truth and the Life; NEITHER is it because we see her as the only way to the Father. Jesus already fulfils those roles. The reason why we regularly approach her is simply to ask her to pray for us. There is nothing wrong with one human being praying to God on behalf of another human being. It happens all the time. St Paul often asked fellow human beings like himself to pray for him (Romans 15:30; 1 Thessalonians 5:25; Ephesians 6:18). Does that mean that Paul didn't believe that Jesus is the ONLY way to the Father? Of course not. He definitely believed the words of Jesus in John 14:6. Yet, it didn't prevent him from asking others to pray to God for him.
Exodus chapter 20 : 4 says "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth:"
@@jerome8950 there is only one mediator! Jesus!
Thank You Jesus 🙌🏽 Shalom 😊 ❤
I've never considered "Roman Catholic" to be a slur or insult. Some Protestants may use it that way, but it doesn't bother me. I'm part of the Roman Rite, so technically, I am a Roman Catholic.
If this is true then then protestant churches should stop repeating the apostles creed that speaks to the belief in the Holy Catholic church if it is that the Pope is in charge.
100%. I went to a Presbyterian Church where they recited the Creed, and it said that they were part of the one Holy Catholic and Apostolic church. But that's impossible since they broke away from the Catholic and Apostolic church, just as Anglicans, Orthodox, and others have.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial. They use the word as “universal” (body of Christ)
@@Mutasis_Mutandis Same word, different language.
A little correction, there are 24 sui iuris churches ( latin, Ukrainian, maronite, Ethiopian....) but only 6 rites or 6 rite families : Latin, Byzantine, Alexandrian , East Syrian, West Syrian and Armenian.
A rite can be used by many Sui Iuris Churches ( for instance, the Byzantine rite is actually the most used rite in the Catholic Church when considering the number of Sui Iurus churches, it used by the melkite catholic Church, the Ukrainian catholic Church, the romanian Catholic Church and many others). A rite family can have many sub-rites as well. The Alexandrian rite is made up of the coptic rite used by the coptic catholic Church and the Ge'ez rite used by both Ethiopian and Eritrean catholic Churches. The latin rite used by the Latin church is made up of many rites as well: the Roman rite, the most used and nearly everywhere in the Latin Church, the Mozarabic rite in some places in Spain and Portugal, the Ambrosian rite in Milan in Italy, The Zaire use (inculturation of the roman rite) in my country DRC.
It just happened that by an accident of History, the Latin Church is now the biggest sui iuris church of the Catholic Church, consisting of about 99 % of catholics. And Also, the roman rite is now the default latin rite almost everywhere.
In the language of the Catholic Church, the Roman Church refers to diocese of Rome ( Just as the washingtonian Church would refer to the archdiocese of Washington). In that sense, less than 1 % of catholics are part of the Roman Church.
If "roman" is understood as applicable to the rite, yes, the vast majority of catholics use the Roman rite but only because the roman is the standard rite of the Latin Church which is the largest sui iuris Church in the Catholic Church.
But protestants and EO don't use the label "roman" in a innocent way. It is always derogatory, either to deny the full catholicity of the Church or, in the case of evangelicals, to make a sort of connection to the pagan Rome/roman empire.
Your education is admirable! Thank you for this comment! ☺️
@@cynthiamatthews Thank you
@@jordydinga1167 you're very welcome.
I just did a Google search to find where purgatory is mentioned in the Bible. But it isnt! Eh? Is this right?
Actually it is. And we just made it whole video on that. Just because the word is not there, doesn't mean that its not true. The word Bible is not in the Bible either, but yet you believe in the Bible. So, that argument doesn't hold up. Blessings.
I thank God that I left the Protestant confusion & found the CHURCH , CATHOLIC CHURCH
Amen! Praise God!
Great video, tried to explain this to my niece and nephew the other week
Sorry just need some help understanding, what does “rite” refer to? Like when you say “Roman Rite”.
thanks for this video by the way, great to see you are well Bryan!
The Catholic has many rites, the Roman rite is simply 1 of them
There are 23 other Rites other than the Roman Rite in the Catholic Church. Many of these are Eastern churches that have come back to the Catholic Church. While we are all basically the same, the differences would be found in that they have their own traditions and forms of liturgy. They same basic liturgical structures and theology as seen in the West but might have different music, or certain Traditions that they have in their own Rite. For example, in the Maronite Rite, they say the consecration in the original Aramaic that Jesus would have used. Also, in their sign of peace, the priest takes both his hands and puts them over the deacons hands as the sign of peace. Then, the Deacon takes his hands and puts them on the Altar Boys hands in a way that looks like prayer hands. Then the altar boy takes it to the congregation and every person passes it on to every other person with sign of peace. These are just a couple of examples, but each Rite has their own little 't' traditions like this.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial ahhh I see, thanks for giving a detailed explanation!
So it’s like each rite has slight differences in the way they carry out the liturgy but we are all considered the same Catholic Church
@Brian Farley You’re actually wrong. We have different theology from the Roman rite, but our dogma is the same.
@Brian Farley No, I mean theology. Theology is not where we get our dogmas from, tradition is. Theology is the language used to express the dogmas and the way we understand them. Byzantine Catholics hold to the essence and energies distinction, whereas Latin Catholics hold to absolute divine simplicity. Byzantine Catholics believe that we send ourselves to hell, whereas Latin Catholic believe that God sends us to hell. Latin Catholics believe that we are guilty of original sin, whereas Byzantine Catholics believe that we are not guilty of original sin. There are many other examples.
I love that hoodie. where did you get it? great video as well
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Can you clarify who Opus Dei is? What about the "Black Pope ". I am not talking about the color of his skin. There seems to be something a little sinister going on within the Catholic Church. I am Catholic and am on a faith quest and am wondering about my faith?
I heard the Orthobros were having (yet) another schism. Michael Lofton from Reason and Theology says it ain’t good for us the church of Rome because it further deepens the divide and possibility of reunification. We gotta pray. 🙏
We had Michael Lofton on our Channel, and he spoke on that topic of the Orthodox divided and schisms and disunity.
Thank you Brother, Amen 🙏🙏🙏
I was Catholic myself and I was in the Roman part of the Catholic Church, but as I turned 18 and I started praying since I was 11 years old. The spirit was guided me to another church because as I got older, I learned the most important part doesn’t matter if anyone is good or bad, no one is good but the Lord himself in Jesus Christ. I read Mark 10:17-21 realizing that I am not good myself. I’m not perfect, but as all of us that truly believe in the Lord, true God of Israel through the father son and Holy Spirit, repenting our sins to put Jesus first to put God first in our lives and it is not our work that I realized which I thought was what would make us better to God‘s eyes, but realize the fact that Jesus died for our sins was what made me realize how much God loves us! Therefore, even in the book of James, rather using our works to glorify God, by reflecting our love and faith in the Lord, the desire to reflect on his examples to grow in the spirit. I pray to Jesus pray to the Lord and the father son and Holy Spirit. That’s what got me to where I am today. It was because God was guiding me and he’s guiding all of us and working on us in many ways to get us closer to the body of Christ.
What other church? If it's not the Catholic Church, then it's not the true Church and not the Spirit guiding.
Body of Christ is the eucharist.
I live in Scotland and our is A Roaman Catholic Church?
That's referring to the Roman Rite of the Church.
Welcome all the way from Scotland! Thanks for watching. :-)
As someone who surfs between rites, enjoying the universality of our Church. Thank you so much for this! Nailed it!
You're not supposed to 'surf' between rites. You are supposed to belong to one rite. Attending that rite. In fact, to change rites you are supposed to obtain permission.
Love your videos Brian!! Watch them all the time!
Thank you! 🙏
Good video... I always had a negative innocent feeling on calling myself ROMAN. I just felt like if that was the ROMANS not the Catholic Christian church. LOL. Im still learning... Good video. Maybe you can do some videos on the Fallen Angels.. Watchers... Nephelim etc... Love your Channel....🙏🏼👍🏼
@@henkaistudio yes. Thats definitely not good. But then again there is lots of protestant and Baptist ETC.. Churches out there that have done the same thing. Not just CATHOLICS. For every denomination or church you will find a devil my dear friend. God bless you.. Stay safe... 👍🏼🙏🏼
@@henkaistudio there are bad people everywhere. Man is a fallen creature, even in your family tree and mine. The church however is not fallen. It's the body of Christ.
Jesus even said there would be bad people in the church. So, we shouldn't expect different.
This video is wrong. The term Roman Catholic Church was used by Church authorities and popes to refer to the whole Church from 1208 to the 20th century. It is used in the encyclical Humanae Generis. The word Roman didn't refer to the Roman rite it referred to the authority of the Roman church and Roman pontiff. The claim that the term Roman Catholic refers to the Roman rite was first made in recent years by Catholic apologists associated with Catholic Answers and other websites.
@@henkaistudio Catholics are people who belong to the Catholic Church and believe what it teaches. They don't all read the bible and they shouldn't read prot bibles. All faithful Catholics are Roman Catholics because they are all subject to the Roman pontiff. There are no false teachings of the Catholic Church or in The Glories of Mary.
Bryan, I am a baptised member of the Roman tradition and Latin rite: Roman as in following the Roman hierarchy and authority and Latin rite as the traditional language of the Roman liturgy or Mass and official documents is Latin. Non-Catholics don’t understand the Latin connection, now that the Latin Rite or Novus Ordo (new order) is said in the local vernacular or language. Another example is say the Maronite Catholics: their tradition is Maronite; their official language of their church documents and Mass is Greek. Yet they are in union with the Bishop of Rome. Hence, Maronites are faithful Catholics, even though they are of the Maronite tradition and Greek Rite. Have I got this right?
I'm confused.
Why would a church want to communicate in a language the people do not understand?
I'm confused.
Did Jesus or the apostles speak to the people in a language they could not comprehend?
I'm confused.
As would be people preached to in gobbledygook
Stop saying you're confused so often in every comment. We can tell you're not confused, and you're using that phrase so much that it's annoying. The church has used the Latin down through the centuries because before the printing press, most of the world who could read or write, they wrote and read in Latin. So this has become the language of the church, and even most Catholics could understand the Latin language at the mass. But of course the Catholic Church translated the Bible into other languages as well so people could have it in their own dialects.
Thank you ☺️ I appreciate this video , I have been learning so much.
Great video! Thank you and many blessings!🙏🏻
I grew up in a Roman Catholic house and school and church, and l have no problem with being called a Roman Catholic or just a Catholic, the followers of the way were mocked with the title Christians, so let everyone mock us and persecute us for being proud of being a Roman Catholic, it really has affect on me and my catholic beliefs.
Yes, in Antioch the early believers in the church were mocked and called Christians.
But you would rather be called Catholic?
I'm confused.
In whom or what is salvation?
Did Christ die an atonement for sin or was it the Catholic church?
1 John 2:2 says Jesus.
I'm confused.
Geodie @ your confused because the title Roman Catholic offends and you are told to find it offensive, own the title Roman Catholic as a badge of honour.
Since Vatican 2 the church has adapted to make it easier for Protestants to convert to the catholic faith, thats why the Latin mass, the statue of the saints, standing rather than kneeling when receiving the Eucharist, etc etc. Has gone from the Churches.
The mass is more Protestant in nature than Roman Catholic, (the Roman Catholic’s were also known as Latins.)
The Protestants now refer to themselves as Christians and soon will call themselves Catholic, and the mass will become more Protestant, I’ve seen in many parishes where the priest doesn’t give the Eucharist anymore, that’s the job of the special ministers, soon they’ll be a bowl and you will just help yourself.
The more we change the church and the mass for the conversation of Protestants and other eastern mysticism cults the more the church and mass will change and be lost forever and our identities as Roman Catholics and the importance of Eucharist.
Geordie @ the original Christians like Peter and Paul we called followers of the way, so shouldn’t we be called followers of the way, YHWH , YH means god singular,WH means god plural, and we follow Jesus the way (WH) ,and this is proof our god is a triune God, singular and also plural.
Please explain this paragraph in the CCC: 1059 "The holy Roman Church firmly believes and confesses that on the Day of Judgment all men will appear in their own bodies before Christ's tribunal to render an account of their own deeds" (Council of Lyons II [1274]:DS 859; cf. DS 1549).
It's talking about the resurrection of the dead at the end of time.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial I mean, why does it use "Roman"church"? Your video explained there's no Roman Catholic Church. Apologies for the poor composition of the question!
Great clarification!
@@henkaistudio luv it wen non-catholics show the world their ignorance, hardened heart and uncharitableness. Shameful🤦 plz keep it up, HE is watching and knows.
@@henkaistudio No we are all same, Mary is our Mother, fore She the Mother of God, fore She is the Spouse of Holy Spirit, do not make blemishes for yourself, you will invite the rage of the Holy Spirit, as the Scripture says, study deep in the Holy Book, do not get error of the Catholic Church, fore She is Holy. Amen.
Not to mention Catholics and Roman Catholics are the exact same thing. There is no Roman Catholic Church. Stop copying and pasting the same comments in different videos or you will be blocked.
@@henkaistudio please stay focused: where in the Bible does it say the Bible is the only sole authority of the Christian Faith deposited by Jesus Christ? Who canonized the Bible?
@@henkaistudio still waiting for chapter and verse for the first question....
I hope you all keep Saturday holy
To be honest. My Church does have Roman Catholic in it's title.
Some do. It's referring to the Roman Rite of the Church.
Very informative, thanks 🙏
I'm amazed how glamorous the catholic church has always been and how they (the Pope and his people) create laws that all must follow. The Catholic church looks nothing like what Jesus preached. Jesus rode in on a donkey, he stayed with friends in regular homes, he ate with tax collectors and sinners, he did not adorn Himself with fine robes and jewels. Compare that to what we SEE and HEAR come from the throne of the Pope. When I look at Catholicism, I see the Pharisees.
Did Jesus preach the gospel all over the world, or was it the church He found upon Peter as He commanded?
The pope never tells us to send money for his new mansion or jet.
Since you’re a prot, you know nothing about history. So I would suggest the video “Gnostics, Charismatics and Early Christian Heresies and the Fathers” on Jay Dyer’s channel to understand what the Church is and what it’s always been.
@@1214gooner I am interested and I will watch it. I wouldn't say I am completely ignorant of history but it is something I have been learning about recently. There is just so much to learn and depending on where your information comes from and your trust level of said source, you could spend years chasing down sources. I guess that is why it becomes full time jobs for some.
@@icanseeclearlynow4355 Yeah, it’s really not as complicated overall when you look at the general themes of Church history. The thing that might be most alarming to most Protestants, as it was for me, was learning about what has most likely been the most pivotal turning point in terms of the repercussions Christianity has suffered. It is realizing that the Sola Scriptura paradigm in which, essentially, the totality of faith is consolidated into a textual criticism competition, didn’t exist in the first 1500 years of Christianity. The ancient Church was truly apostolic and synodal. The epistemology (how we know what’s true), was Trinitarian-God, the Church, and the individual in communion, and not dialectical, (God and man), as it is in Protestantism, with each individual following their own “discernment” and interpretations. The crucial factor in this move and it’s corresponding idea of an “Invisible Church,” is the rejection of normative authority, which is the function and identity of the Church as Christ’s body on Earth.
So in that vein I’d also recommend two videos by Patristic Nectar that are equally enlightening. One is shorter, called “Having the Bible Without the Church?” And the other one is a long, two-part series based on Fr Trenham’s book “Rock & Sand.” These give a good historical overview of Christian/Church history as well.
Both the Catholic and Roman Catholic Church are the same. I prefer to call it the Roman Catholic Church because it has a very significant prophecy connected to the Roman in the Book of Daniel.. In that prophecy, the four kingdoms all collapsed, including the pagan Roman Empire. So when the pagan military Roman empire was hit by the rock from the mountain on its feet, it collapsed, and there, the Catholic Church grew uncontrollably like a mountain as prophesied.. The Headquater of the Catholic Church is in Rome. And it proved the prophesy and the pagan Roman Empire is now replaced by the Roman Catholic Church, a heavenly Kingdom that prevails.
Oh good!
If the Catholic church have the Bible to the world, why was there a time that lay people were forbidden from having a copy in their own tongue?
Gave the bible
It wasn't forbidden worldwide but only in certain territories of certain countries for a short time where heresies were breaking out. It would be similar to if people were so influenced by the Jehovah's Witnesses, that every time they read the Bible they all started to Become Jehovah's Witnesses and they wouldn't listen to Christian truth anymore.
We actually have a video on the history of Bible reading in the Catholic church if you're interested. th-cam.com/video/mvu18P3ooYI/w-d-xo.html
What? There's two catholic church?
There's one Catholic church not Roman Catholic calling the Pope or bishop a Roman Catholic church is wrong must be Catholic church
There’s 23 Eastern Catholic Churches all in full communion with Rome
There is One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. In the the Catholic Church there is multiple liturgical rites in the Catholic Church. There is the Roman rite (Latin Rite), Chaldean Rite, Byzantine Rite, Coptic Rite, etc. There all part of the One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church under the authority of the Vicar of Christ, The Successor of Saint Peter, The Pope.
@@henkaistudio What's the Difference between "Worshipping Mary" and 'Venerating Mary'? Is this in the Catechism?
@@henkaistudio yes keep talking out of one of ur dirty body orifice. Lord have mercy on us, HE is watching every1 actions and knows their corrupted hearts.
I'll believe you when you elect a pope from another rite.
"I'm right, you're wrong" is not an argument.
The Holy See is where ? ROME and everyone is under the pope of where ROME. case closed😁
Hi, Andrew! For you, brother, is there salvation for a person who died a faithful roman catholic?
@@marietav7342 yes of course there is sister, the Father looks at the heart as seen in the scriptures here :1 Samuel 167But the LORD said to Samuel, “Do not consider his appearance or height, for I have rejected him; the LORD does not see as man does. For man sees the outward appearance, but the LORD sees the heart.”
So we know sister that the same Lord who looked at a mans heart in Samuel looks at ours today, we cannot fool the Lord God almighty praise his name sister .
We love you sister .
@@andrewdrew677 Good answer, brother! Agape to you, also. ❤ God bless you! 😊
@@henkaistudio Our saint St. Therese of Lisieux addressed these words to Mary, "I love you and I am attracted to you because in your heart I see the SOLE BELOVED (Jesus) of my soul." We only love and honor Mary and other saints and all people (regardless of their religions) for the love of God. How is that idolatry? Brother, you don't understand the real definition of idolatry in God's take.
@@henkaistudio Let me ask you: do you think you and other protestants have not committed idolatry? My answer is almost all people whether catholics, protestants etc are committing idolatry in varying degrees in many different ways because anything we prioritize over God is our false god whether money, work, fame, family, wife/husband, children, girlfriend or boyfriend, games, food etc.
So do all the different rites believe and study the same Bible that the pope uses . Also do you all have the same requirements such as confession to a priest for forgiveness or communion and mass etc. ? Including the Montras that are sang?
Pope doesn't read the bible, he studies greek philosophy (aristotle)
please make a video about the church before Constantine! :)
Do you mean before it became pagan?
It never became pagan. You should probably study some history.
I like the sweater. Where can I get one?
We have several Catholic shirts on our website, thecatholictruth.org. this particular sweatshirt I got on Catholictothemax.com. :)
I am not born and brought up in Rome, I am not a citizen of Rome, it's simple that I am not a Roman Catholic, but I know that I am a Catholic and there is only one Holy and Apostolic Catholic Church, Roman catholic is only a part Catholic.
Question: Which rite am I? How do I know? I'm a Catholic. Please let me know. Thanks. Have a blessed day!
Where do you live?
@@CatholicTruthOfficial Illinois, US.
If you attend the Novus Ordo (New Mass) or the Latin Mass. You are of the Roman rite. Found out the Church you were baptized in and ask what rite they belong to. It really does not matter because you can attend Mass in any rites of the Catholic Church.
Most likely the Latin Rite then.
I'm confused.
How can you not know what rite you are?
And why should it matter.
Do two wrongs make a rite?
I think it’s an American specific phenomena. In Europe and Australia; There are many different rites. In Sydney we have all of them, which is very fascinating. Ironically here in my homeland, the eastern faithful are much more zealous.
Great Video by you on the meaning of the Catholic Church!!!! Really good and thank you…+Fr.James
Regarding Romans 3 :28 Are we justified by faith, or by works?
By a working faith.
The Works being condemned here are the Jewish works of the Law, not good works.
You have faith and I have works. Demonstrate your faith to me without works,
and I will demonstrate my faith to you from my works.
What does the Pope want to be called Holy Father? Why do catholics worship Sunday Sabbath ?
Why called father. We have a video on that. th-cam.com/video/NafXlRjkbdI/w-d-xo.html
Why we worship on Sunday. th-cam.com/video/aMHL8BgFVKk/w-d-xo.html
A friend of mine told me that he just said the rosary ten times.
Is this not just repeating the same thing?
Did Jesus not say not to do that?
If done properly, the rosary is a meditation on a life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In other words, it's a reflection and a meditation on the gospel of Christ. That's what it primarily is. Different Rosary days meditate on different mysteries of Christ's life. So perhaps he was doing this.
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Thank you! :)
Great video. I think maybe you overstated it at one point saying there is no such thing as the Roman Catholic Church. There is an it’s under the umbrella of The Catholic Church, or more formerly, The One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Hello Brian. I believe I seen you posting a list of Church Father quotes about the Catholic Church. Can you post them again please?
I think there might be some on this video in the description section. th-cam.com/video/lTWFu6ByR2Q/w-d-xo.html
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What is your view on the Independent Old Catholic Church?
Not Catholic. A schismatic sect, similar to the Old Polish Catholic Church.
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The Catholic (Universal) church includes all true believers saved by faith in Christ Jesus and that may include some Roman Catholics, protestants, messianic Jews.
Is Peter the first pope?
How does Paul fit in? Is he Catholic also?
Yes, Peter was the first Pope. Paul was an evangelist of the gospel and a church starter. Peter and Paul are considered the 2 greatest apostles.
Many thanks.
You are welcome!
If you have to do penance to be forgiven of your sin, is this not salvation by works?
Did the Bible not say that salvation is by grace through faith and not of works?
I'm confused.
Doing Penance does not forgive your sins. Jesus forgive your sins. Penance washes away the temporal punishment only.
Salvation is not where Jesus does everything and we are robots and do nothing. We have to cooperate with his grace and follow his Commandments. Just read Matthew 25:41-46. These people went to hell because they didn't follow God and didn't follow his Commandments and do what they were supposed to.
It is Ok to be called a Byzantine Catholic or Syrian Catholic. But to be called a Roman Catholic is a slur ? I find this video to be offensive to Roman Catholics to be honest. Unsubscribed.
It's okay to be called Byzantine Catholic, Roman Catholic, we're Syrian Catholic, by Catholics. Not by Protestants who label everyone a Roman Catholic. Can't you see the difference? If not only inaccurate, but they use it in an insulting way. So you are unsubscribing for something that you are misunderstanding and not correct about. But don't worry, we will pray for you. You clearly have some issues that you're working out. But don't we all. You can be assured of our prayers. God bless.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial Who cares what protestants think. I sure do not care. I'm not ashamed to be called a Roman Catholic. You the one who feels ashamed to be called a Roman Catholic because of some protestants. Name a pope who was not of the Roman rite ?.
@@henkaistudio Are you Catholic ? Roman Catholics do not worship Mary. We Roman Catholics do honor and venerate Mary and pray the Rosary. And we do light candles. Nothing wrong about any of that. The only thing you got wrong about Roman Catholics is the worship of Mary. That is idolatry. The Eastern Catholics I do not have clue what they do. The only thing I know about them is they are in full communion with Rome.
Tom, but we are not ashamed for anything. We just know that the Catholic church is the Catholic Church. Always has been. And all the official documents say a Catholic church. So perhaps you were trying to make something that's not accurate.
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In the Philippines, different dioceses are named; Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Parañaque. All with ‘ROMAN’. I just think that it’s there to distinguish itself as part of the catholic church in rome and ofc we follow the roman/latin rite. The only downside is that Iglesia ni Cristo, and other cults like it thought that the official name of the church is Holy Catholic Apostolic Roman church because for some reason, Filipino catholic authors back then used it. But the catechism doesn’t include the word roman. It’s getting annoying sometimes but I know it’s still the same church that is in communion with the pope.
Roman Catholic isn't always meant pejoratively by those who do not subscribe to be under the elder at Rome, but rather to clear up a confusion over how the word catholic is to be understood. Catholic means universal, as you point out, but if you insist on only Catholic, then you're saying that the entire earthly church is under the pope. That's false.
The true church is under the pope. Those who are not part of the church or not under the pope.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial It's circular reasoning to say such a thing, IOW a self-affirming assertion.
Somehow your explanation is upsetting.
Are you trusting in a ritual rather than trusting in Christ?
How the words have changed in 60 years. I was always called Roman catholic as a child. Catholic means universal.
Jesus is the Rock not
If you are part of the Roman right, then you are Roman Catholic. Most of us are. But not everyone is Roman Catholic as stated in the video. Also, yes Jesus is the definitely the rock but he also made Peter The Rock on which he would build the church.
How did Jesus started the Catholic church again?
Matthew 16:13-19
Exactly, he started an authoritative teaching and preaching Church, giving his Apostles his authority, and in a special way, a higher authority and Primacy to Peter who alone received the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven.
@@CatholicTruthOfficial so Jesus gave Peter the keys of heaven to contradict himself? So what about the other descibles, what did Jesus build upon them?
@@kinamueengichy8138 How does the fact that Jesus gave Peter the keys of the kingdom CONTRADICT Jesus Himself?
@@jerome8950 it's obvious. God made the law. For example, the ten commandments. Jesus came to enforce the ten commandments and the holy spirit came to help us walk in it. Why would all the sudden Peter gets to chosen to break the law? I mean like breaking the first commandments and changing and adding to God's words and law.
What is the different of apostolic catholic to catholic church
There is only one Catholic Church The one, Catholic, and Apostolic Church has been here for two thousand years and was founded by Christ. Does that answer your question?