Catholic Unscripted | The Problem with Ecumaniacs! Gavin Ashenden on Anglicans who refuse to pay the price to come home @catholicunscripted | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 11 hours ago.
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Summary
In this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett and Gavin Ashenden discuss an article titled 'Rome Moves Toward Full Communion with Orthodox Anglicans' by Dr. Jules Gomez. They address the concerns and confusion raised by viewers and provide insights into the article's claims. Gavin Ashenden explains that while the article may be alarming, it is unlikely to happen. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the principles of ecumenism and the need for Anglicans to fully embrace Catholicism rather than seeking a compromise. The conversation also touches on the topic of divorced Catholics receiving communion and the significance of paying the price for one's actions.
Keywords
#Catholic, #Anglicans, #communion, #ecumenism, Apostolicae curi, #Vatican, Calvin Robinson, Jules Gomez, #popefrancis , #sacraments, #annulment, #divorce, #marriage e
Takeaways
The article claiming that Rome is moving towards full communion with Orthodox Anglicans is unlikely to happen.
Ecumenism should be about Anglicans fully embracing Catholicism rather than seeking compromises.
Divorced Catholics can receive communion if they have received an annulment from the Church.
The importance of paying the price for one's actions and embracing the principles of Catholicism.
Understanding the sacraments and the significance of marriage in the Catholic Church.
Titles
Embracing Catholicism: The Key to Ecumenism
Divorced Catholics and the Importance of Annulment
Sound Bites
"Not in a million years, it's not going to happen."
"How much Catholicism can they get without paying for it?"
"It's all a bit of a smoke and mirrors exercise."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction
00:38
Discussion of the Article
03:20
Embracing Catholicism: The Key to Ecumenism
06:47
Divorced Catholics and the Importance of Annulment
13:48
Paying the Price: The Significance of Sacrifice in Catholicism
Please visit catholicunscripted.com and pick up a Silver or Gold membership which provides daily news commentaries from Gavin Ashenden straight to your inbox, exclusive member blogs by Mark Lambert, discounts on live events, and much more. Your support is greatly appreciated and is the only way that we can sustain what we do.
Summary
In this episode of Catholic Unscripted, Katherine Bennett and Gavin Ashenden discuss an article titled 'Rome Moves Toward Full Communion with Orthodox Anglicans' by Dr. Jules Gomez. They address the concerns and confusion raised by viewers and provide insights into the article's claims. Gavin Ashenden explains that while the article may be alarming, it is unlikely to happen. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the principles of ecumenism and the need for Anglicans to fully embrace Catholicism rather than seeking a compromise. The conversation also touches on the topic of divorced Catholics receiving communion and the significance of paying the price for one's actions.
Keywords
#Catholic, #Anglicans, #communion, #ecumenism, Apostolicae curi, #Vatican, Calvin Robinson, Jules Gomez, #popefrancis , #sacraments, #annulment, #divorce, #marriage e
Takeaways
The article claiming that Rome is moving towards full communion with Orthodox Anglicans is unlikely to happen.
Ecumenism should be about Anglicans fully embracing Catholicism rather than seeking compromises.
Divorced Catholics can receive communion if they have received an annulment from the Church.
The importance of paying the price for one's actions and embracing the principles of Catholicism.
Understanding the sacraments and the significance of marriage in the Catholic Church.
Titles
Embracing Catholicism: The Key to Ecumenism
Divorced Catholics and the Importance of Annulment
Sound Bites
"Not in a million years, it's not going to happen."
"How much Catholicism can they get without paying for it?"
"It's all a bit of a smoke and mirrors exercise."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction
00:38
Discussion of the Article
03:20
Embracing Catholicism: The Key to Ecumenism
06:47
Divorced Catholics and the Importance of Annulment
13:48
Paying the Price: The Significance of Sacrifice in Catholicism
