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Not all Roman

Posted on | February 3, 2010
by | Kim

From the “people who can say it better than I ever will” department, Understanding the Churches and Rites of the Catholic Church.

A snippet:

The average Catholic – as well as the average non-Catholic – believes that the Catholic Church is one monolithic church, with one way of celebrating Mass and a single hierarchy which rules that church. However, the truth is much more complex, so much so that I’m reminded of the saying, “I don’t believe in organized religion, I’m Catholic.”

A quick but VERY educational read about who’s all a part of the Catholic Church. Hint: it’s more than just “Roman”.

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2 Responses to “Not all Roman”

  1. MirandaNo Gravatar
    February 3rd, 2010 @ 11:51 am

    Thanks so much for this link, Kim — I have to do the RCIA talk on ecumenism in a few weeks, and this will be really helpful!

  2. Kim, Obl.O.S.BNo Gravatar
    February 3rd, 2010 @ 12:29 pm

    You’re welcome – I have been wanting to write a post on the Church and all the various rites forEVER but alas, it never really happened. Good luck with your talk!

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