Q&A Session: For Inquirers and Catechumens, & Regarding Current Events
Orthodox Ethos
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Q&A Session: For Inquirers and Catechumens, & Regarding Current Events
An opportunity for inquirers and catechumens to ask questions, as well as an offering of some remarks regarding recent events in the Light of Orthodox Theology and Ecclesiology.
18 Comments
@Orthodox-65 10 months ago
Thank you for these educational videos, they are very helpful in navigating this journey Father. New catechumen here at 65 after spending roughly 40 years wandering in the desert of occult sin. IC.XC + NIKA
@ivanivanow4642 10 months ago
I really hope this video stays free to watch. I can't watch it all at once.
@laura01234 10 months ago
I’m watching the replay this morning. This is such a good talk and really helps me as a serious inquirer. Thank you, Fr. Peter!
@smeagol80 10 months ago
st Paisios said that Rome will never come back cause the yare too deep in pride and will never reject that. Imagine they now after 1000 year confess they were wrong all the way, that pope is not really without error ex cathedra. Also, another point, too many laymen in that sect are brainwashed papist and they will not allow it, they would then schism to another sect.
@Fac35437 10 months ago
We've been coping it online from everyone mentioning the orthobros are calling anathema, but it seems no one is standing for truth. Lord have mercy.
@Orthodoxi 10 months ago
The horrible part of ecumenism is it has swallowed up all into offense or defense from within it. And the life and experience of God, with Him and all we can have together gets missed by the all consuming orientation as focus.
The demons have won and no one even has the experience to guide us who can guide us, out of this trap. I think in time, with the promised "new crew" this will change. God help us.
God help us.
The demons have won and no one even has the experience to guide us who can guide us, out of this trap. I think in time, with the promised "new crew" this will change. God help us.
God help us.
@Eremitec 10 months ago
This will be a very complicated process. The Patriarch of Constantinople is likely very guarded, as he should be. Lets remember the Eastern Orthodox are much more solemn in their behavior than the Roman Catholics.
@matium1528 10 months ago (edited)
3:15:40 - you are probably referring to the Synod of Constantinople 1483-84 in answering to my question?
@IgnatiTorre 10 months ago (edited)
Father many thanks for clearing some things up as this ILLUSION of unity over the lasy days has been very confusing. The Patriarchat of Constantinopole needs to be more articulate, otherwise lots of harm is being done to the Orthodox Church.
@maxpanicked1451 7 months ago
Guys enough with the bells. We listen to this to sleep to. I sometimes have it going all night. I never need a bunch of wild random bells going off!
@Πάνος_Κώστ 10 months ago (edited)
1:31:10 This division, were it to happen, would simply reveal the differences between the wheat and the tares that were already present.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CH5ZHXg4q-s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CH5ZHXg4q-s
Q&A Session: For Inquirers and Catechumens, & Regarding Current Events
Orthodox Ethos
17,877 views
Q&A Session: For Inquirers and Catechumens, & Regarding Current Events
An opportunity for inquirers and catechumens to ask questions, as well as an offering of some remarks regarding recent events in the Light of Orthodox Theology and Ecclesiology.