@@charlescrockett6410 see you don’t get to reject anything. Faustina’s life is part of the magisterium, it doesn’t work like it doesn’t Orthodoxy bud

@@yosoq i will for sure

@@byzantineapologetics by the way, what do you think of St. Cyril's seemingly miaphysite quotes?

@@yosoq he was not. I might be making a video on Oriental “Orthodoxy” soon so I will definitely include this topic in the video

www.orthodoxethos.com/post/francis-of-assisi-the-pseudo-saint

@@byzantineapologeticsI’d challenge you on some of this but I sense it wouldn’t availth much, in any sense, do you have a Catholic source on the blood contract of St. Margret Mary? It’s the first I’ve heard of this part of the story.

Nope, Roman Catholic Church is a split from the only church: the Orthodox one, adding arbitrary dictums and novelties and "modernizing" itself all the way to substituting bread and wine for waffers...

​​@@foljs5858Calm down, children. Haha. Look at the state of the world and the curse of relativism. What became the Orthodox Church had no problems with Catholic Mass and teachings before the schism. With God's help, the differences concerning the filioque, celibacy, etc are not insurmountable. The Church should be as one again.

​@@dannyneville1310 The Church is already one and it is the Orthodox Church. Catholics need to repent and return to Orthodoxy.

What church? Do you mean the synagogue of Satan?

@@dannyneville1310very well said.

I would rather not carve the name of Jesus into my chest thank you.

They are one because they are all in communion with each other. Just like the early church was one

@@IN-pr3lw sounds like what a baptist would say about other baptists even though they would be night and day different from one another. Also what communion again, Greek and Russia isnt and that bickering broke your churches between Greeks and Russians. Russians and Greeks also condemn antiochians here because they allow women to read and preach the gospel during liturgy during March.

@LuxFidelis Not sure what you're talking about, to be honest, because it doesn't affect your average Christian. All I know is that these churches are one as they are in communion with each other. If I were Greek, I could take communion in a Russian church or a Georgian church. All these churches part take in the mystery of Eucharist, which is what unites them all mystically as one body 👍

@@IN-pr3lw if you are a Greek, you haven’t been able to receive communion from a Russian since 2018 with the EP establishing a patriarch in Ukraine. That unity is an illusion that easily falls apart in instances like the council that was attempted in 2016. Mentioning communion, what about the antiochean Church communing with miaphysites (oriental orthodox which is outside the Orthodox Church) ? Allegedly encouraged and supported by the patriarch in Antioch which lead to many ceasing commemoration of their metropolitan and Patriarch over heresy so in a sense, a soft schism. Antioch is outside the Orthodox Church according to the councils and canons so no, your answer isn’t satisfactory. Proclaiming unity then condemning eachother and justifying breaks in communion again sounds like protestant ecclesiology

@@gladatusbob4497 do you mean the noetic prayer of the heart? Yes of course I practice it.

@@byzantineapologetics then how are you different than the people you are critising in the video? Why would Jesus want for you to with intent cause yourself pain in your heart, so you cough blood, and send an angel coughing blood aswell as a vision? While you possibly do weird poses and breathing exercises.

There’s a great book on this topic called the watchful mind. I would look into it for more details.

@@byzantineapologetics take a step back and ask yourself is this really what God's love looks like?

@@gladatusbob4497 you should probably read the book so you can find out.