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What are you?

  • Latin Rite

    Votes: 3 7.5%

  • Eastern Rite

    Votes: 2 5.0%

  • Orthodox (All types)

    Votes: 5 12.5%

  • Not Catholic

    Votes: 30 75.0%
  • Total voters
    40
dscherck

dscherck

Banned [Reason: persistent, ongoing Catholic heres
#21
Aug 3, 2009
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#21
Ymmot said:
I'm Orthodox.
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Orthodox are cool with me. My dad's a Ukranian Orthodox. :)

*edit* WOO! Page 2!


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I have to pose a question to you all now, how many of you pray the liturgy of the hours?
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I try to once in a while, I use the Horologion, which is similar but for us Eastern rite Christians. I just get busy being a daddy to a 2 year old I forget to.
 
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error

Senior Member
#22
Oct 23, 2009
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#22
I go to a Catholic church, but am not a catholic.
 
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rodogg

Guest
#23
#23
Hi there I'm a Catholic, from Ireland :)
 
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catholic123

Guest
#24
#24
I accidentally put that I am orthodox, and I am Roman Catholic, any way I can change my vote, not that I am opposed to orthodox, but it is not what I am. THanks.
 
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catholic123

Guest
#25
#25
TheGrungeDiva said:
There are more types of Catholic than what you listed. I am not Eastern, Latin, nor Orthodox, so I had to click "not Catholic" even though I consider myself Catholic.

Any other Catholics who fit into the "none of the above" category?
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Roman Catholic is not on there either.
 
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USNCorpsman76

Guest
#27
#27
Roman Catholicism would fall under Latin Rite ;)
 
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Warrior44

Guest
#29
#29
Yeah i'm roman Catholic so i voted for Latin Rite. To be honest though if anyone asks i tell them that I am a Catholic. i try not to use any titles in reference to what rite i belong to etc.
 
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Warrior44

Guest
#30
#30
In responce to your question, i don't pray the liturgy of the hours. I have a few times though and i'd like to get back to it.
 
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Tobby17

Guest
#32
#32
Catholics, do you hate me?..lol :D
 
dscherck

dscherck

Banned [Reason: persistent, ongoing Catholic heres
#34
Aug 3, 2009
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#34
Tobby17 said:
Catholics, do you hate me?..lol :D
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Why would we? We want you to come closer to Jesus and we feel the best way to do that is to become Catholic! :)
 
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Tobby17

Guest
#36
#36
dscherck said:
Why would we? We want you to come closer to Jesus and we feel the best way to do that is to become Catholic! :)
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lol.. I'll consider it, i wanted to be a Reverend Father once..lol :)
 
dscherck

dscherck

Banned [Reason: persistent, ongoing Catholic heres
#37
Aug 3, 2009
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#37
Tobby17 said:
lol.. I'll consider it, i wanted to be a Reverend Father once..lol :)
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Hehe, I'm toying with the idea of becoming a priest. But I'd need the permission of the Mrs., plus it'd involve something like 8 years of schooling and moving to a new state for seminary. Not only that, I'd need to wait another 8 years before I could even apply yet.
 
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Warrior44

Guest
#38
#38
dscherck said:
Hehe, I'm toying with the idea of becoming a priest. But I'd need the permission of the Mrs., plus it'd involve something like 8 years of schooling and moving to a new state for seminary. Not only that, I'd need to wait another 8 years before I could even apply yet.
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so what are the exact rules of the Church concerning marriage and the priethood? because i know that it is possible under some circumstances to be married and a priest at the same time. But im not sure what those circumstances are.
 
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USNCorpsman76

Guest
#39
#39
I'm not sure about married priests, however a married catholic man over the age of 35 is eligible to become deacon.
 
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rodogg

Guest
#40
#40
Oh ok I didnt realise Latin Rite covered Roman Catholic. Well thanks for informing me! lol. Also I'm 99 percent sure you cant be married and a priest?? Am I right? If not its complete news to me!! :) And also a route that would be very appealing if it existed :p
 
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