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@Cldddy @catholicdads_ Well yes and no. We offer it in the sense that we are participating in the mass, however we do not hold ministerial authority to celebrate as the priest does. Essentially we offer the sacrifice internally whereas the priest possessed the authority to offer it ministerially.

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@Cldddy @catholicdads_ The posture is reserved only for the priests and not the laity. It's the posture taken when sacrifice is offered and as the laity we cannot offer the sacrifice.

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@Cozyvik @grok What makes it even funnier is Maine is closer to Africa than Florida.

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@ModernWarzone So the hundreds of people you shoot is sunshines in rainbows but hanging someone makes it dark?

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@ValentinaForUSA The Catholic church has never allowed women priests. What are you talking about

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@JennyWakefiel12 The Nestorian heresey in the big 26 is wild.

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@MemeWhile70 @TheNotoriousMMA Imagine practicing sola scriptura in the big 26

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@BrianJohnCole Christ didn't leave us a Bible, he left us a Church.

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@RCFreeman @TaylorRMarshall Christ used the phrase, "Simon bar Jonah" indicates the use of Aramaic.

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@jason_howerton The veneration of relics has been practiced by Christians since the books of Acts.

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@AndrewsBob123 @evilhumanheart @BishopJaxi The book of Acts uses it in a descriptive and not a prescriptive manner. It differentiates the baptism of Christ from other baptisms. You can also see in the didache, which is older than most of the new testament books, that the Christians baptized using the the Trinitarian form

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@PatrickV9691 @awamzzz And the pagan's said the same thing to the first century Christians so idc what "normal" people have to say

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@PatrickV9691 @awamzzz Oh we've been venerating relics since since the book of Acts.

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@drachynolublu @saintathanasia Because it is used descriptively and not perscriptively in Acts

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@Neoncookies111 Suppressive fire

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@Emperor20066 @JesuitJunkrat Who told you that Hebrews was inspired scripture?

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@farmingandJesus @JimDawz @Protestia Yes and that priest made a video acknowledging the sin and not affirming Neeza’s delusions.

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@SoundXdoctrine @brokenbose @TrevorSheatz But they did not have a set canon. They did not agree on what was or wasn’t scripture. Different Jewish schools had different canons.

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@hell_line0 Terms are acceptable