@father_rmv Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church in Schulte (Wichita) is getting renovated but this is not the concept for it. The current church building is almost 30 yrs old (I believe 2 more buildings precede it). It’s not as modernist as several others in the Wickita area.
@Mikmag1776@oresgatedaalma There was not a universally set Jewish canon of scripture in the 1st century. Hence, that is why Christ only quoted from books that a certain sect of Judaism accepted as scripture.
@BaldmansOpinion@oresgatedaalma There was not a universally set Jewish canon of scripture in the 1st century. Hence, that is why Christ only quoted from books that a certain sect of Judaism accepted as scripture.
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@poperespecter1 I love the sound of babies and toddlers during Mass! They remind me that our faith in God needs be like the faith that children have in their parents.
@C5meowZ@ItsJuliansRum Christ’s sacrifice is perpetual (never ending or changing); he is both God and Man, so unlike any man-given sacrifice that preceded Him, his has infinite worth and effect.
@SoulSage12@praytherosary The Passover sacrifice was not complete until the flesh of the lamb was consumed. Jesus Christ’s, the Lamb of God, sacrifice is perpetual; therefore, His flesh and blood must be perpetually consumed, until the consummation of the world.
@WesleyHugh93732@PraysForGrace@oliverburdick Some of the Inspired authors translated Kepha (Rock in Aramaic) to Petros (a word for Rock in Greek at that time) while some transliterated Kepha to Cephas (in Greek). This shows that Christ said “…you are Kepha and on this kepha I will build my church…”