tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.comments2022-05-04T11:20:36.653+08:00Anglican Use in the PhilippinesBen Vallejohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02963290696331676531noreply@blogger.comBlogger91125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-50931803602096891462013-10-31T12:52:55.423+08:002013-10-31T12:52:55.423+08:00A wrong interpretation of "Extra ecclesia nul...A wrong interpretation of "Extra ecclesia nulla salus" is heretical and was justly condemned by Rome in the last century. And these wrong interpretations result in an erroneous reading of Pope Francis statement. Francis like Benedict and all the Popes before them, want the whole Anglican Communion reconciled as a single body. However the present theology in the Anglican Communion make this impossible, thus the need for the Ordinariates which may I remind you the Anglicans themselves requested. If the whole Anglican Communion were to be reconciled, there won't be a need for an Ordinariate. Ben Vallejohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02963290696331676531noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-69647332992046015072013-10-23T22:00:48.978+08:002013-10-23T22:00:48.978+08:00pls prays for me and esp my daughter Nicole. My da...pls prays for me and esp my daughter Nicole. My daughter is full of hatred an end up not talking to me for over 3 months now. Everything that goes wrong in her life, she blames me. Lord, pls also bless the people around her who teaches and pulls her away from her family. Guide her Lord. Soften her heart, enlighten her and bring her back to church in jesus name. I want her Lord, Bring my daughter back to us esp this coming holiday..AmenAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-80568061764192840682013-09-14T00:50:52.425+08:002013-09-14T00:50:52.425+08:00Historically and doctrinally speaking, anglicans d...Historically and doctrinally speaking, anglicans do not accept the doctrine of purgatory in the same way as the orthodox (and anglican converts to orthodoxy) also rejected it. It is well known in history how the abuses connected with the sale of indulgences: once a coin clings to the chest, a soul from purgatory rises to heavenly rest-- became the reason for the protestant reformation and the subsequent rejection of protestant churches, including the anglican church, to the very idea of purgatory along with indulgences and mass for the dead. But as seen in present liturgical praxis and in the many contemporary devotional manuals in use by different anglican churches in addition to the prayerbook, there is now an understanding that the soul of the departed returns to the nearer presence of god and grows in that state of blessed rest, hence the return of the prayers of the dead... but insofar as the pastoral considerations for the bereaved and for the memorial thanksgiving for the life of the deceased, but any mention of purgatory or idea of obtaining salvation for the soul are expressly prohibited. Anglicans, like the orthodox, do not see nor consider sin and its effects as the same as those of late medieval catholicism, there is a growing trend of seeing it as more of a pedagogical rather than penalizinf experience, hence even though there is a need for repentance, ammendment of life and mercy that reaches out even in the moment of death, but then would not dare speculate nor impose a doctrine on this matter but leave it to the wisdom, mercy and grace of god which is far better than any doctrinal speculations and would be more pastorally prudent than to follow the example of that infamous dominican friar who peddled indulgences as a ticket to freedom from purgatory that sparked the protestant reformation.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-66321336018156424292013-09-13T01:02:41.503+08:002013-09-13T01:02:41.503+08:00"We agree with the Pope. The Ordinariate is ..."We agree with the Pope. The Ordinariate is unnecessary if only had Anglicans stuck to Scripture and Tradition." <br /><br />This comment leads me to believe that you guys think that if you were to remain Anglican outside of union with Rome that you are still "Catholic"?? Even if the Anglican Church had stuck to Tradition and Scripture, as you say, if would have still been out of communion with the Pope and lacked valid holy orders as well as officially adhering to heresy, thus such notions are heresy!<br />Sorry to say, but if the Pope said that – he is wrong! The Catholic (union with the Pope) church is the one true church – (even if we don’t have a great Pope at times) – outside of which there is no salvation. The Anglican Communion outside of the ordinariates are not catholic and are the very definition of the term protestant. The ordinariate is not a refuge from the liberal rot of the Anglican heresy, no it is an invitation to you to come home to the one true church and to allow you to keep those things that legitimate to your tradition. Otherwise, it was a false version of Christianity! <br /><br />Travis Blalock – Former Anglican<br />Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-87033421959873703162013-07-02T10:08:37.741+08:002013-07-02T10:08:37.741+08:00Plain English, Mister, Speak in plain English. Plain English, Mister, Speak in plain English. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-75602032341672694222013-02-19T00:39:59.819+08:002013-02-19T00:39:59.819+08:00A Catholic service with Anglicans participating is...A Catholic service with Anglicans participating is I think most appropriate. There have been many precedents for this. As Christians, we have to commit him to God who is the final judge of our acts.Ben Vallejohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02963290696331676531noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-91532406268143427352013-02-19T00:36:40.249+08:002013-02-19T00:36:40.249+08:00He can be given Catholic rites with Anglican parti...He can be given Catholic rites with Anglican participation. There have been many precedents. If Richard is guilty of murder then he will account for this to God.Ben Vallejohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02963290696331676531noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-20365603418627899972013-02-18T21:42:01.685+08:002013-02-18T21:42:01.685+08:00Just bury him in a respectable grave with a casket...Just bury him in a respectable grave with a casket and vault.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-40250626438640057702013-02-18T17:26:18.789+08:002013-02-18T17:26:18.789+08:00Yes, history can be interesting. As a Protestant C...Yes, history can be interesting. As a Protestant Christian, I believe mercy should be given to the former English King. I do not know if what has been said about him is true or false. We should let our Lord and Savior make the decision concerning Richard's eternal destiny. Concerning his funeral, I feel there should be both a Roman Catholic and an Anglican service. He should be given a burial with honor and dignity. Let us all remember, both Catholics and Protestants, that the War of Roses is over. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-77869047108461309772013-02-18T13:53:52.996+08:002013-02-18T13:53:52.996+08:00I suppose you are not going to publish my opinion ...I suppose you are not going to publish my opinion about my distant relative,Richard III. In any case, he should be buried at Leicester Cathedral with a modern Roman Catholic service as well as an Anglican service. I am a member of the Methodist Church, a granddaughter of the Roman Catholic Church and a daughter of the Anglican Church.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-88896873655891228162013-02-18T13:29:08.450+08:002013-02-18T13:29:08.450+08:00I live in Chesapeake, Virginia and am a descendant...I live in Chesapeake, Virginia and am a descendant of Sir John Wynn of Gwydyr in Wales. Sir John's father was Morris Wynne of Gwydyr and his mother was Jane Buckley, daughter of Sir Richard Buckley. Sir John's father later married Catherine Tudor of Baraine. Sir John's stepmother was a great-granddaughter of King Henry VII, the man who overthrew Richard. Sir John was also a descendant from King John of England, also a member of the House of Plantagenent through his father. Through his real mother, Jane Buckley, Sir John was a descendant of King Edward III, another Plantagenent King. Therefore, I am a distant relative of Henry Tudor and Richard. Richard III should be buried at Leicester Cathedral with a modern Roman Catholic service and an Anglican service as well. Only God and the redeemed in heaven know if Richard III is in paradise or not. We will all know one day. I certainly hope he did not murder all those relatives of ours. Charles E. Miller, Jr. BA,MAAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-4532629189464599362013-02-14T05:02:17.692+08:002013-02-14T05:02:17.692+08:00interesting!interesting!Israelhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10160244927105719906noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-33525227119056150532013-01-16T13:07:36.996+08:002013-01-16T13:07:36.996+08:00As a person who has studied the Latin language for...As a person who has studied the Latin language for many years, this comes about as close as possible to a verbatim translation of the venerable Roman Canon. It is unfortunate that in the desire to simplify and "vernacularize" the liturgy, that the nuances of the Roman Canon have all but disappeared when it is incorporated into the typical Sunday parish Mass. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-14860001661543731262012-11-25T00:35:21.617+08:002012-11-25T00:35:21.617+08:00YesYesBen Vallejohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02963290696331676531noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-25200570817608204122012-11-09T16:45:24.051+08:002012-11-09T16:45:24.051+08:00Are you in communion with the Holy See?Are you in communion with the Holy See?Br. Jufel Baldado, OMVhttp://www.omvasia.orgnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-79081741178651777462012-07-09T05:30:19.645+08:002012-07-09T05:30:19.645+08:00The Holy Spirit is truly Blessing your calling...T...The Holy Spirit is truly Blessing your calling...The Philippine Ordinariate will be fulfilled in time...Stay in prayer and the Holy Spirit will open the hearts of the Philippines...Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-53986709865443613042012-06-03T11:37:55.935+08:002012-06-03T11:37:55.935+08:00It is never a good idea for Roman Catholics of the...It is never a good idea for Roman Catholics of the Anglican tradition to debate Roman Catholics from the Latin tradition about Purgatory since this will show that we don't agree to the teaching and that we are divided on it, which we are not. Please debate with Evangelicals instead!Ben Vallejohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02963290696331676531noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-30006740155752009002012-05-26T09:36:14.081+08:002012-05-26T09:36:14.081+08:00Thank you for this post. I read Fr. Clifford Nob...Thank you for this post. I read Fr. Clifford Nobes' book "Apo Padi" and also "Ten Decades of Praise" but this is the most I have read about Fr. Staunton. May he pray for us who are following in his footsteps.Fr. Ernie Davishttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12316458047539105469noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-17387104612743867062012-05-24T15:36:15.556+08:002012-05-24T15:36:15.556+08:00Hello:
Brother, it seams that you are boasting en...Hello:<br /><br />Brother, it seams that you are boasting enough in this webpage.. by the way I am G-one T. Paisones; a member of Catholic Faith Defenders Incorporated; I am here to accept your challenge in a public debate in the topic of Purgatory... Please reply me via facebook so that we can set immediately the date, venue, rules of the said debate...<br /><br />Gob bless..<br /><br />Veritas Liberabit Vos (John 8:32)<br /><br />Regards,<br /><br /><br />G-one T. PaisonesG-one T. Paisoneshttp://catholicfaithdefenders.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-58187797145496195562012-04-03T03:05:47.307+08:002012-04-03T03:05:47.307+08:00Rowan Williams was weak. He didn't achieve any...Rowan Williams was weak. He didn't achieve anything, either in closer relations with Rome (apart from his personal affection for the Pope) or in healing the divisions in Anglicanism. In fact nothing and no-one will heal them. Its trajectory is set, and within a decade I predict the whole box and dice will disintegrate into further schisms.propterhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03990661291239152506noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-20384019965283575282012-04-03T03:03:11.517+08:002012-04-03T03:03:11.517+08:00I doubt that the next Coptic patriarch will having...I doubt that the next Coptic patriarch will having any influence in the emerging Islamist society in Egypt. They are already attacking his churches, and that will likely increase with the Muslim Brotherhood forming government. I think you got that wrong.propterhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03990661291239152506noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-4312271871053792332011-12-30T09:36:23.061+08:002011-12-30T09:36:23.061+08:00Often folks neglect to note that the Catholic Chur...Often folks neglect to note that the Catholic Church in America has 17,000+ married men as clergy. Poor deacons, everyone forgets deacons ARE clergy!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-24841607309905938502011-12-26T06:04:15.548+08:002011-12-26T06:04:15.548+08:00Does Mr. Arroyo have any Filipino ancestry?Does Mr. Arroyo have any Filipino ancestry?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-49494130378473924212011-11-28T00:29:28.325+08:002011-11-28T00:29:28.325+08:00wow..truly superior..awesome choir!wow..truly superior..awesome choir!Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2341086598706333013.post-25827299993064473342011-08-24T09:56:07.983+08:002011-08-24T09:56:07.983+08:00Catholic is right that the Personal Ordinariates a...Catholic is right that the Personal Ordinariates are similar to a Personal Prelature, as they are also similar to military ordinariates, but similar doesn't make them exactly the same. While Personal Ordinariates are not a radical departure - they are more of an evolution - they are innovation and so are a new, but not radically different, structure.<br /><br />So how do the two "personal" structures differ? What distinguishes a prelature from an ordinaraite? I am sure that canon lawyers could write treatise after treatise, and I am not one, but I do see a few differences. <br /><br />I think of Opus Dei more like a religious order and I think of the Anglican ordinariates more like a diocese. The former doesn't have parishes, and isn't part of a catholic bishops conference. Further the laymen who attend their centers and schools are still under the jurisdiction of their local ordinary, or bishop. Wikipedia puts it this way: 'Nevertheless, the Congregation for Bishops states: "The laity incorporated in the Prelature Opus Dei continue to be faithful of the dioceses in which they have their domicile or quasidomicile and are, therefore, under the jurisdiction of the diocesan bishop in what the law lays down for all the ordinary faithful".' <br /><br />Personal ordinariates look and feel like regular territorial dioceses with priests, seminaries, parishes, deacons and laymen. If you live in London and attend an Anglican Ordinariate parish, you are not under the authority of the Archbishop of Westminster but under Msgr. Newton. The ordinary is and will be a member of their Catholic bishops conference.<br /><br />In practice I think that Opus Dei and Anglican ordinariates will operate in very similar manners. While technically, legally, the ordinariates will be more like dioceses than religious orders, I suspect that they will operate more like a religious order. I am sure that while there are some canon law experts that can go on for days describing how a prelature and an ordinariate differ, for those sitting in the pews the differences will seem slight if they are noticeable at all.Bruce L. Hallhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15278304877483681582noreply@blogger.com