Ubi PetrusIn this video we attempt to deconstruct the Catholic claims about Papal primacy in the first millennium Church while simultaneously aiming to prove the Orthodox position on ecclesiology in response to Erick Ybarra's video found here: (youtube.com/watch?v=_7o89kWxbGQ).
Apologies for the "sped up" clips being quieter towards the end - this is the first video we have tried our hand at editing. Any critique is welcome.
Benedict, Pope, and Vittorio Messori. "The Ratzinger Report: An Exclusive Interview on the State of the Church." San Francisco, Ignatius Press, 1985.
Booth, P., Cubitt, C., & Price, R. (2017). The Acts of the Lateran Synod of 649 TTH, LUP.
Common Christological Declaration of Pope John Paul II and His Holiness Mar Dinkha IV, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East. (1994, November 11). Https://Www.Vatican.va/Content/John-P....
Joint International Commission for the Theological Dialogue between the Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholique Church (2007, October 13). Https://Www.Ecupatria.Org/Documents/J....
Neil, B., & Allen, P. (2014). Pope Gelasius I, The Letters of Gelasius I (492–496): Micro-manager and Pastor of the Church of Rome (Adnotationes: Commentaries on Early Christian and Patristic Texts) (Bilingual ed.). Brepols Publishers.
O’Connor, J. T. (2008). The Gift of Infallibility: The Official Relatio on Infallibility of Bishop Vincent Ferrer Gasser at Vatican Council I (First ed.). Ignatius Press.
Price, R. (2012a&b). The Acts of the Council of Constantinople of 553: With Related Texts on the Three Chapters Controversy TTH, LUP.
Price, R. (2020). The Acts of the Second Council of Nicaea (787) TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Gaddis, M. (2007). The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Graumann, T. (2020). The Council of Ephesus of 431: Documents and Proceedings TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Whitby, M. (2011). Chalcedon in Context: Church Councils 400 to 700 TTH, LUP.
Schaff, Philiip (Editor); Et Al. (1886). CHURCH FATHERS: Home. New Advent. newadvent.org/fathers
Synodality and Primacy During the First Millennium: Towards a Common Understanding in Service to the Unity of the Church (2016, September 21). Https://Www.Ecupatria.Org/Synodality-....
Unless otherwise noted, all patristic and canonical quotations are from the Church Fathers series edited by Philip Schaff found at www.newadvent.com
0:00 Introduction 7:21 1848 Encyclical & Orthodox Scholars 12:10 Orthodox Primacy & Canons 21:15 "Archbishop of the World" 24:59 Role of Primate & Canons 32:48 Ecumenical Meetings 36:10 Ybarra Doesn't Understand Orthodoxy 40:14 Heretical Popes? 42:29 The Role of Ecumenical Councils 48:16 Appeals & Canon 28 01:08:12 Benedict XVI & DOD 01:11:46 Cyprian, Boniface, Forgeries & Vatican 1 01:31:39 Gelasius, Felix & Papal Excommunications 01:50:48 Ex-Cathedra & Tome of Leo 02:00:40 Books & Scholars 02:03:37 Part II, The Filioque & Modern Problems 02:09:01 Conclusion & Embarrassing Statements 02:10:36 The Final Challenge
Why Catholicism is Wrong on Church History & Erick Ybarra RefutedUbi Petrus2020-05-23 | In this video we attempt to deconstruct the Catholic claims about Papal primacy in the first millennium Church while simultaneously aiming to prove the Orthodox position on ecclesiology in response to Erick Ybarra's video found here: (youtube.com/watch?v=_7o89kWxbGQ).
Apologies for the "sped up" clips being quieter towards the end - this is the first video we have tried our hand at editing. Any critique is welcome.
Benedict, Pope, and Vittorio Messori. "The Ratzinger Report: An Exclusive Interview on the State of the Church." San Francisco, Ignatius Press, 1985.
Booth, P., Cubitt, C., & Price, R. (2017). The Acts of the Lateran Synod of 649 TTH, LUP.
Common Christological Declaration of Pope John Paul II and His Holiness Mar Dinkha IV, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East. (1994, November 11). Https://Www.Vatican.va/Content/John-P....
Joint International Commission for the Theological Dialogue between the Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholique Church (2007, October 13). Https://Www.Ecupatria.Org/Documents/J....
Neil, B., & Allen, P. (2014). Pope Gelasius I, The Letters of Gelasius I (492–496): Micro-manager and Pastor of the Church of Rome (Adnotationes: Commentaries on Early Christian and Patristic Texts) (Bilingual ed.). Brepols Publishers.
O’Connor, J. T. (2008). The Gift of Infallibility: The Official Relatio on Infallibility of Bishop Vincent Ferrer Gasser at Vatican Council I (First ed.). Ignatius Press.
Price, R. (2012a&b). The Acts of the Council of Constantinople of 553: With Related Texts on the Three Chapters Controversy TTH, LUP.
Price, R. (2020). The Acts of the Second Council of Nicaea (787) TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Gaddis, M. (2007). The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Graumann, T. (2020). The Council of Ephesus of 431: Documents and Proceedings TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Whitby, M. (2011). Chalcedon in Context: Church Councils 400 to 700 TTH, LUP.
Schaff, Philiip (Editor); Et Al. (1886). CHURCH FATHERS: Home. New Advent. newadvent.org/fathers
Synodality and Primacy During the First Millennium: Towards a Common Understanding in Service to the Unity of the Church (2016, September 21). Https://Www.Ecupatria.Org/Synodality-....
Unless otherwise noted, all patristic and canonical quotations are from the Church Fathers series edited by Philip Schaff found at www.newadvent.com
0:00 Introduction 7:21 1848 Encyclical & Orthodox Scholars 12:10 Orthodox Primacy & Canons 21:15 "Archbishop of the World" 24:59 Role of Primate & Canons 32:48 Ecumenical Meetings 36:10 Ybarra Doesn't Understand Orthodoxy 40:14 Heretical Popes? 42:29 The Role of Ecumenical Councils 48:16 Appeals & Canon 28 01:08:12 Benedict XVI & DOD 01:11:46 Cyprian, Boniface, Forgeries & Vatican 1 01:31:39 Gelasius, Felix & Papal Excommunications 01:50:48 Ex-Cathedra & Tome of Leo 02:00:40 Books & Scholars 02:03:37 Part II, The Filioque & Modern Problems 02:09:01 Conclusion & Embarrassing Statements 02:10:36 The Final Challenge
Intro music by Aaron Velen: aaronvelen.comIs the Orthodox Church the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church? Ubi Petrus vs. Voice of ReasonUbi Petrus2025-05-17 | In the Nicaean-Constantinopolitan Creed, the Church is described as "one, holy, catholic, and apostolic" giving rise to the term "the four marks of the Church." This debate focuses on whether the Orthodox Church fulfills the definitions of that, specifically "one" and "catholic."
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patreon.com/c/ubipetrusMHFM/VaticanCatholic Refuted on Orthodoxy & Ecumenical Councils | When LARPing goes WrongUbi Petrus2025-03-01 | In this video, we deconstruct the claims by the Dimond Brothers, also known as "Most Holy Family Monastery" or @vaticancatholic-dimond on YouTube. We refute three main claims made in their video attempting to debunk Orthodox ecclesiology. As you will see in the video, the "Trailer-ites"/"Trailer-Trads" made numerous incorrect statements, which we can only assume to be lies or based in ignorance. We are not sure which is worse given their pontification on the topic - which is ironic since they do not have a pontiff. Nota bene: the views we have expressed on the persons of the Dimond Brothers are our own opinions based on our research and are, to the best of our knowledge at the time of posting this video, accurate.
This video discusses the criteria by which the Orthodox Church determines what is and is not an ecumenical council as well as the Council of Florence and why Robert and Frederick Dimond are deceivers and pseudo-monks, whom the canons of numerous local and ecumenical councils warn against.
Furthermore, we extend a debate challenge to the Dimond Brothers and any of their followers to come onto our channel and debate the topic.
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Kappes, Christiaan. 1) “‘Mark of Ephesus, the Council of Florence, and the Roman Papacy.’” J. Chryssavgis (Editor), Primacy in the Church: The Office of Primacy and the Authority of Councils, St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press, www.academia.edu/15180881/_Mark_of_Ephesus_the_Council_of_Florence_and_the_Roman_Papacy_. Accessed 31 Dec. 2020.
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Unless otherwise noted, all patristic quotations are from the Church Fathers series edited by Philip SchaffPope St. Agatho & the 6th Ecumenical Council - Ubi Petrus vs. Dr. James Likoudis DebateUbi Petrus2025-02-26 | This is the full version of the debate which took place in June 2021 with the late Dr. James Likoudis who passed away in September of 2024. Previously, the entire debate had been behind a paywall with only the first half public but we have lately been releasing the full version of videos that have been behind paywalls for multiple years. As when we debated Collorafi, Dr. Likoudis did not use Skype or Zoom, nor was he interested in live streaming so we had to do the entire debate over the phone and do it that way.
Though we discuss the 5th Ecumenical Council, the main topic of the debate is the letter of Pope St. Agatho to the Emperor and the letter of the Roman Synod, headed by Pope St. Agatho, to the 6th Ecumenical Council in 680-81. Ubi Petrus begins his arguments on Pope St. Agatho and the 6th Ecumenical Council at @39:48Contraception, NFP, and Humanae Vitae in Christian Historical Thought and the Orthodox ChurchUbi Petrus2024-11-02 | Unless otherwise stated, all citations are taken from ANF and NPNF series edited by Schaff. Bradshaw, David. “What Does it Mean to be Contrary to Nature?” Mahoney, John. "The Making of Moral Theology: A Study of the Roman Catholic Tradition." Clarendon Press, 1989 McLaren, Angus. "History of Contraception From Antiquity to the Present Day." Blackwell Publishers, 1st Ed. 1992 Noonan, John T. "Contraception. A History of Its Treatment by the Catholic Theologians and Canonists." Harvard University Press, 1986 Origen of Alexandria "Homilies on Genesis and Exodus (Fathers of the Church Patristic Series)." Trans. Ronald E. Heine, CUA, 1982 St. Ambrose of Milan "Commentary of Saint Ambrose on the Gospel according to Saint Luke" trans. Ide M. Ni Riain, Dublin 2001. St. Caesarius of Arles. "Sermons: 1-80 (Fathers of the Church Patristic Series)." Trans. Sr. Mary Magdaleine Mueller O.S.F. CUA, 1956. St. John Chrysostom "On Virginity" Shore, Sally Rieger. United States, CUA, 1982. Wilcox, M.M., Charles T., et al. Treatises on Marriage and Other Subjects (The Fathers of the Church, Volume 27). United States, Catholic University of America Press, 2010.Papal Infallibility, Pope St. Leo the Great, & the Council of Chalcedon | Erick Ybarra RebuttedUbi Petrus2024-10-12 | In this video, we dive once more into the historicity behind the Tome of Pope St. Leo at the Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon, and discuss whether or not the Tome was an ex-cathedra statement and a proof of papal infallibility as Catholic apologists often claim.
"The Gift of Infallibility. The Official Relatio on Infallibility of Bishop Vincent Ferrer Gasser at Vatican Council I" by Bishop Vincent Gasser. Translated by Fr. James T. O'Conner. Found here for free: archive.org/details/giftofinfallibil0000gass
McGuckin, J. A. (2010). Saint Cyril of Alexandria and the Christological Controversy (Reprint ed.). St Vladimirs Seminary Pr.
Price, R., & Gaddis, M. (2007). The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon (Translated Texts for Historians LUP) (Volume 45). Liverpool University Press.
00:00 Introduction 04:00 Defining Papal Infallibility 11:26 Do I only have to submit to ex-cathedra decrees? 14:44 The History of Ephesus 1&2, Chalcedon & the Tome of Leo 33:40 "Peter has spoken through Leo!" 35:42 Judging the Tome 51:47 Did the Bishops *really* Judge the Tome? 1:01:49 Did Pope Leo think the Tome was ex-cathedra? 1:08:02 Did only a minority of Bishops Object? 1:14:45 A Final Roman Catholic prooftext 1:18:41 ConclusionDo Eastern Orthodox Evangelize? | A History of Orthodox Christian Missions | Vol. 3. (1601-1917)Ubi Petrus2024-09-21 | Welcome to the third video we are doing in a series on the history of Orthodox missions in the second millennium.
This series of videos was created mainly to answer the accusation of Catholic apologists that we do not evangelize and, therefore, we could not be the true church. Catholic apologists cite the supposed successes of Catholic missionaries throughout North and South America, Africa, and Asia but have these missions actually achieved results more spectacular than other religions and sects?
Geraci, R., & Khodarkovsky, M. (2001). Of Religion and Empire: Missions, Conversion, and Tolerance in Tsarist Russia. Cornell University Press.
Keleher, Serge (1995, November 4). Trapped Between Two Churches: Orthodox and Greek-Catholics in Eastern Poland. Https://Citeseerx.Ist.Psu.Edu/Viewdoc/Download?Doi=10.1.1.467.4885&rep=rep1&type=pdf.
Panchenko, C. A., Noble, S., & Noble, P. B. (2016). Arab Orthodox Christians Under the Ottomans 1516–1831. Holy Trinity Seminary Press.
Phillips, A. A. (2017). Archpriest Andrew Phillips. Carpatho-Russia and the Struggle for the Russian Orthodox Tradition Outside Russia. orthochristian.com/108811.html
Skinner, B. (2009). The Western Front of the Eastern Church: Uniate and Orthodox Conflict in Eighteenth-century Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (NIU Series in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies) (1st ed.). Northern Illinois University Press.
Stokoe, Mark; Kishkovsky, the Very Rev. Leonid (1995). Orthodox Christians in North America (1794 - 1994). Orthodox Christian Publications Center (OCPC).
00:00 Introduction 01:47 Chapter 1: The Mission to Japan 12:19 Chapter 2: The Mission to North America (contd.) 32:12 Chapter 3: The Mission to the Uniates in Eastern Europe 1:20:40 Chapter 4: The Mission to the Uniates in the Eastern Mediterranean 1:43:09 Chapter 5: The Mission to the Old BelieversPapal Forgeries: A Road to Schism (FULL)Ubi Petrus2024-09-07 | 00:00 Introduction & Contents 04:26 The Pseudo-Symmachian Forgeries 25:27 The Liber Pontificalis 31:51 The Donation of Constantine 38:31 The Pseudo-Isidorian Decretals 1:11:09 The Gregorian Reforms and Beyond 1:23:20 Aquinas, Florence and BeyondDo Eastern Orthodox Evangelize? | A History of Orthodox Christian Missions | Vol. 2. (1601-1917)Ubi Petrus2024-08-17 | Welcome to the second video we are doing in a series on the history of Orthodox missions in the second millennium.
This series of videos was created mainly to answer the accusation of Catholic apologists that we do not evangelize and, therefore, we could not be the true church. Catholic apologists cite the supposed successes of Catholic missionaries throughout North and South America, Africa, and Asia but have these missions actually achieved results more spectacular than other religions and sects?
Stokoe, Mark; Kishkovsky, the Very Rev. Leonid (1995). Orthodox Christians in North America (1794 - 1994). Orthodox Christian Publications Center (OCPC).
00:00 Introduction 06:08 Chapter 1: The Mission to Siberia 16:47 Chapter 2: The Mission to North America 31:45 Chapter 3: The Altai Mission 38:44 Chapter 4: The Kazan Mission 45:43 Chapter 5: The Mission to the Assyrians 51:39 Chapter 6: The Mission to Kamchatka 57:19 Chapter 7: The Mission to ChinaCatholic Answers Michael Lofton Fails on Orthodoxy & Misses the Mark on Church History [FULL]Ubi Petrus2024-07-20 | Catholic Answers' Michael Lofton Fails on Orthodox Christianity & Misses the Mark on Church History.
Confession of Dositheus: ubipetrusibiecclesia.com/2022/06/21/the-confession-of-patriarch-dositheos-of-jerusalem-1672Whats Wrong with Papal Infallibility? | Answering a UniateUbi Petrus2024-06-29 | In this video we respond to a Uniate apologist who has done a response to our video on the Tome of Leo and one of our pragmatic arguments against Papal Infallibility. Needless to say, this Uniate cedes all our points, contradicts himself and makes big historical blunders regarding the Tome and St. Cyril + Nestorius. We hope you all enjoy, and our original Tome video can be found below.
00:00 Introduction & Background Info 06:49 Rejecting Multiple Debate Offers 12:24 Our Stance on Response Videos 15:21 A Big Thanks to Our Patrons 18:38 Defining 'Consent' & the Levels of the Magisterium 21:53 Our 4 Original Points & Argument 24:37 He Cedes all of Our Points 41:29 He Seems to Contradict Himself (1) 50:56 He Cedes all of Our Points Again 58:55 He Seems to Contradict Himself Again 1:02:30 He Misrepresents Our Argument 1:14:41 Would a Pope Act without Episcopal Consent? Pius IX Answers 1:29:18 What Ubi says is Accurate... But Ubi is also ignorant? 1:32:28 He suggests Editting Pastor Aeternus to Appease Orthodox 1:38:09 He gets the History of Pope St. Leo Wrong 1:56:53 He confuses Synodality with Papal Infallibility 1:58:47 Displays Ignorance of Orthodox Synodality 2:02:36 Rich Irony 2:04:23 Random & Hilarious Clips
O’Connor, J. T. (2008). The Gift of Infallibility: The Official Relatio on Infallibility of Bishop Vincent Ferrer Gasser at Vatican Council I (First ed.). Ignatius Press.
3) newadvent.org/library/docs_df95os.htmFULL VIDEO Reason and Theologys Michael Lofton Doubles Down On His Ignorance of OrthodoxyUbi Petrus2024-05-18 | In our previous installment, we went over many of Mr. Lofton’s pet arguments against the Orthodox Church and provided clips of him speaking in which he presented his objections followed by our responses. In this second video, we will continue responding to even more clips of his on additional topics.
All video and audio clips not produced by us but found within this video are covered under "fair use" laws as described in Title 17, chapter 1, section 107 of the United States Law Code.
For resources on the Armenian Church's acceptance of Chalcedon:
1) A brief outline is provided in Fr. John Meyendorff's book "Imperial Unity and Christian Division" p.102-109, 280-285, and 340-345.
2) Frend's "The Rise of the Monophysite Movement" p. 308-315 and random scattered mentions contained in the index provide less but overlapping details.
3) An ancient source that is nearly primary is Sebeo's "Armenian History" Chs. 19 & 41 and the commentary on ch. 41 on p. 228 of the LUP TTH edition. N.B. Sebeos refers to "Theodosiopoulos" by its Armenian name "Karin".Clement of Rome: Proof of Papal Authority?Ubi Petrus2024-04-27 | Full Video for PatronsDo Eastern Orthodox Evangelize? | A History of Orthodox Christian Missions | Vol. 1. (1054-1600)Ubi Petrus2024-04-06 | One of the more common claims made against the Orthodox Church by Catholic apologists is the claim that we do not evangelize like the Catholic Church does. Not only is this disturbingly ignorant but it evinces a very palpable and very empty triumphalism. Part of this is willful cluelessness but part of it is also a lack of access to resources that are primarily in languages such as Russian, Serbian, and Greek and therefore, most western Christians have never had the opportunity to study the history.
In this video we begin to recount the history of Orthodox missions in the second millenium and demonstrate that the cheap polemic is not only patently false, but completely ridiculous.
Robert Michell and Nevill Forbes, (Translators) The Chronicle of Novgorod, 1016-1417. Camden Third Series. Vol. 25. London: The Camden Society, 1914. Passim et seriatim. reprinted in Warren Walsh, Readings in Russian History, (Syracuse NY: Syracuse University Press, 1948) accessed from https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/source/novgorod1.asp
The OCA’s daily saints database was consulted for each of the saints for whom there is information there. They can be found by their feast day, which is listed with each of them either as the day of their death or separately.The Theology of Marriage in Orthodox ChristianityUbi Petrus2024-03-16 | In this video, we will briefly discuss the purpose and use of annulments within both Orthodoxy and Catholicism, how marriage is a Eucharistic union and icon of the Church, and whether or not marriage in the Orthodox Church is considered indissoluble.
Bibliography: ubipetrusibiecclesia.com/2022/02/26/the-theology-of-marriage-in-orthodox-christianityDivorce & Remarriage in the Church Fathers | Erick Ybarra & Called to Communion Rebutted FULL VIDEOUbi Petrus2024-02-24 | Catholic apologists have repeatedly made the accusation that the Orthodox Church, despite its staunch conservatism in regard to liturgy, fasting, and social issues, has caved on the topic of remarriage after divorce. They argue that the Church Fathers have always, or at least almost always taught that remarriage after a divorce, even in a narrow range of cases, is forbidden so long as the first spouse is living. Those Catholic apologists come armed with quote mines meant to defend that view and such quote mines are ubiquitous on the internet. Yet, these collections typically contain the same core quotations with little meaningful analysis.
In this video, we will respond to two of these quote mines. The first is by Erick Ybarra and can be found on his blog. The second, which is more comprehensive than Mr. Ybarra's, is from the blog "Called to Communion," a website founded by Brian Cross (both quote mines are linked below in the form we found them while making this video). We will not necessarily be following the order that either of these blog posts use in presenting the quotations, but, throughout our video, we will dispute their interpretations of specific passages they quote in their collections.
00:00 Introduction 02:41 The Matthean Exceptive Clause 10:36 Were the Church Fathers against Remarriage after Divorce? 19:11 Lactantius 23:35 St. Augustine 27:10 Ambrosiaster 30:45 St. Chromatius of Aquilea 32:04 Synod of Arles 314 AD 35:46 St. Patrick of Ireland 37:24 Synod of Elvira 305 AD 42:00 Synod of Vannes 465 AD 43:06 Synod of Agde 506 AD 45:07 Synod of Compiegne 757 AD 47:00 Synod of Rome 826 AD & Pope Gregory II 49:51 Synod of Verberie 735 AD 52:12 Synod of Worms 1006 AD & Synod of Bourges-Limoges 1031 53:37 St. Theodore of Canterbury 57:43 Archbishop Ecbert of York 1:00:04 Origen 1:05:12 Synod of Laodicea 365 AD 1:06:21 St. Basil the Great 1:23:31 St. Gregory Nazianzen 1:29:01 St. Epiphanius of Salamis 1:31:05 St. Asterius of Amasea & St. Cyril of Alexandria 1:33:36 Theodoret of Cyrus & Apostolic Constitutions 1:38:50 St. Emperor Justinian the Great 1:45:02 Quinisext Council 692 AD 1:48:26 Patriarch Alexius Studite 1:49:27 The Tome of Union 920 AD & the Tetragamy Controversy 2:00:12 Council of Nicea 325 AD 2:10:44 End & Trailer
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"Can a Man Commit πορνεία with His Wife?" David Wheeler-Reed, Jennifer W. Knust and Dale B. Martin Journal of Biblical Literature Vol. 137, No. 2 (Summer 2018), pp. 383-398 (16 pages)
Mr. John Collorafi has translated books on Fatima and Padre Pio from French and Latin and is also familiar with Koine Greek. He is a Latin mass enthusiast and author of the book "Keys Over the Christian World" wherein he argues for the Papal claims of the Roman Catholic Church. This book is available in PDF form.
Our Blog: ubipetrusibiecclesia.comAssessing Erick Ybarras Book The Papacy │ Part 1 - Chapters 1 - 7 HALFUbi Petrus2024-01-06 | First part in a series responding to Erick Ybarra's book on the Papacy. This video is the first half.
All video and audio clips not produced by us but found within this video are covered under "fair use" laws as described in title 17, chapter 1, section 107 of the United States Law Code.Filioque Debate: Ubi Petrus vs. Militant ThomistUbi Petrus2022-11-19 | A debate between Militant Thomist (Christian B. Wagner) and Ubi Petrus on the Filioque clause, which was one of the major occasions for the schism between the RCC and the OC. Militant Thomist believes that the position of the Greek Fathers, as interpreted by Florence and the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity study is not a church-dividing issue. By contrast, Ubi Petrus believes that the Filioque is unhistorical and carries with it a theology that is contrary to the patristic teaching.
Ubi Petrus' SubscribeStare: subscribestar.com/ubi-petrusThe Eastern Orthodox Mission to China (from A History of Orthodox Christian Missions Part II)Ubi Petrus2022-05-14 | This clip is from our 2nd video in the Orthodox Missions series. It is found in the second half only available for patrons. The clip discusses the Orthodox Christian mission to China headed by the Russian Orthodox Church.
Affiliate link for FreeFiltering: freefiltering.org/#UbiPetrusThe Eastern Orthodox Mission to Assyrian Christians (from A History of Orthodox Missions Part II)Ubi Petrus2022-05-01 | This clip is from our 2nd video in the Orthodox Missions series. It is found in the second half only available for patrons. Some viewers have requested us to clip out just this part of the video so we have done so and made it available to the public.
Our subscribestar for full video: subscribestar.com/ubi-petrusSex, Contraception, NFP, Humanae Vitae, & Natural Law with Dr. David BradshawUbi Petrus2022-04-30 | As an addendum to our video on contraception in Christian historical thought, we invite on Orthodox philosopher Dr. David Bradshaw to discuss his thoughts expressed in an upcoming publication subheaded "What does it mean to be Contrary to Nature?" and another article he wrote on Christian Sexual Ethics at Ancient Faith.
We hope to discuss Natural Law, its influence on Humanae Vitae, and its place in Orthodox sexual ethics.
Dr. Bradshaw's article series on Christian Sexual Ethics: blogs.ancientfaith.com/every-thought-captive/2021/09/16/christian-sexual-ethics-what-went-wrong-pt-1Os Ortodoxos Evangelizam? | A História das Missões Ortodoxas | Vol. 1 (1054-1600)Ubi Petrus2021-10-29 | Uma das afirmações mais comuns feitas contra a Igreja Ortodoxa pelos apologistas Católicos é a afirmação de que não evangelizamos como a Igreja Católica faz. Isto não só é algo assustadoramente ignorante, como também evoca um triunfalismo vazio muito evidente. Parte disto é uma ignorância intencional, mas parte disto é também uma falta de acesso a materiais que estão principalmente em línguas como o russo, sérvio e grego e, portanto, a maioria dos cristãos ocidentais nunca tiveram a oportunidade de estudar a história.
Neste vídeo começamos a recontar a história das missões Ortodoxas no segundo milênio e demonstramos que a polêmica popular não só é evidentemente falsa, mas completamente ridícula.
Robert Michell and Nevill Forbes, (Translators) The Chronicle of Novgorod, 1016-1417. Camden Third Series. Vol. 25. London: The Camden Society, 1914. Passim et seriatim. Reimpresso em Warren Walsh, Readings in Russian History, (Syracuse NY: Syracuse University Press, 1948) acessado via https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/source/novgorod1.asp
O banco de dados diário de santos da Igreja Ortodoxa na América (OCA) foi consultado para cada um dos santos para os quais há informações lá. Eles podem ser encontrados no dia de sua festa, que é listada com cada um deles como o dia de sua morte ou separadamente.
Tradução por Tony Pedroza e áudio por Diogo Azevedo
Para mais material sobre a fé Ortodoxa em português acesse:
http://skemmata.blogspot.com youtube.com/c/pravoslavielegendasOrthodox Christianity vs. Catholicism | Rebuttal to Erick Ybarra on Matt Fradds Pints With AquinasUbi Petrus2021-09-29 | In this video, we do a review of the debate Erick Ybarra had with Fr. Patrick Ramsey on @pintswithaquinasconcerning whether or not the Vatican I Papacy was present in the first millennium Church. Watch our full video on Patreon: patreon.com/ubipetrus
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Booth, P., Cubitt, C., & Price, R. (2017). The Acts of the Lateran Synod of 649 (Translated Texts for Historians LUP) (1st ed.). Liverpool University Press.
Common Christological Declaration of Pope John Paul II and His Holiness Mar Dinkha IV, Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East. (1994, November 11). Https://Www.Vatican.va/Content/John-Paul-Ii/En/Speeches/1994/November/Documents/Hf_jp-Ii_spe_19941111_dichiarazione-Cristologica.Html.
Joint International Commission for the Theological Dialogue between the Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholique Church (2007, October 13). Https://Www.Ecupatria.Org/Documents/Joint-International-Commission-for-the-Theological-Dialogue-between-the-Orthodox-Church-and-the-Roman-Catholique-Church/.
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O’Connor, J. T. (2008). The Gift of Infallibility: The Official Relatio on Infallibility of Bishop Vincent Ferrer Gasser at Vatican Council I (First ed.). Ignatius Press.
Price, R. (2012a&b). The Acts of the Council of Constantinople of 553: With Related Texts on the Three Chapters Controversy (Translated Texts for Historians LUP) (Volume 51) (1st ed.). Liverpool University Press.
Price, R. (2020). The Acts of the Second Council of Nicaea (787) (Translated Texts for Historians LUP). Liverpool University Press.
Price, R., & Gaddis, M. (2007). The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon (Translated Texts for Historians LUP) (Volume 45). LUP.
Price, R., & Graumann, T. (2020). The Council of Ephesus of 431: Documents and Proceedings TTH, LUP.
Price, R., & Whitby, M. (2011). Chalcedon in Context: Church Councils 400 to 700 TTH, LUP.
Schaff, Philiip (Editor); Et Al. (1886). CHURCH FATHERS: Home. New Advent. newadvent.org/fathers
Synodality and Primacy During the First Millennium: Towards a Common Understanding in Service to the Unity of the Church (2016, September 21). Https://Www.Ecupatria.Org/Synodality-and-Primacy-during-the-First-Millennium-towards-a-Common-Understanding-in-Service-to-the-Unity-of-the-Church/.
Unless otherwise noted, all patristic and canonical quotations are from the Church Fathers series edited by Philip Schaff found at www.newadvent.com
0:00 Introduction 10:27 The Importance of Gasser's Relatio 14:21 Three Examples of Papal Infallibility in the Relatio 21:51 St. Irenaeus of Lyon 29:29 Excommunications as Local Occurrences 35:01 St. Cyprian of Carthage and Pope St. Stephen 38:26 Council of Sardica and Rome as "Last Court of Appeals" 41:30 Philip the Roman Legate at Ephesus 43:50 The Robber Synod of Ephesus 449 48:35 The Council of Chalcedon and Canon 28 53:46 The LIbellus of Hormisdas 55:59 The Lateran Council of 649 & St. Maximus the Confessor 1:07:00 Pope St. Agatho the 6th Ecumenical Council 1:14:11 Pope Hadrian and the 7th Ecumenical Council 1:16:12 Authority as Auctoritas vs. Potestas 1:19:11 St. Theodore the Studite 1:20:43 Auctoritas in Pastor Aeternus 1:25:48 Primacy vs. Supremacy in the Canons and the Papacy as a Divine Institution 1:35:41 Appeals to Rome 1:46:22 Lateran 649, St. Cyprian of Carthage, and Episcopal Depositions 2:01:08 Dogmatic vs. Ecumenical Councils; Pope Vigilus & the 5th Ecumenical Council 2:04:58 Nestorius in the Catholic Church 2:11:45 Pope Benedict XVI Admits the Orthodox Church is the Authentic Church 2:18:01 Council of Florence and Was Rome a "Bulkwork of Orthodoxy" in the First Millennium?Is the Papacy Biblical? | Suan Sonna v KabaneUbi Petrus2021-08-07 | Suan Sonna joins Ubi with Orthodox guest Kabane to discuss the Biblical case for the Papacy.
Unfortunately Ben could not join us so the discussion is mainly between Kabane and Suan.
Matt Slick v Kabane debate: youtube.com/watch?v=LxJ3oNAHJ9ADEBATE: Isaiah 22, Matthew 16, and the Papacy - Is There a Connection? | Suan Sonna vs. Ubi PetrusUbi Petrus2021-04-10 | We host Catholic Apologist Suan Sonna for a discussion/debate on whether or not there is a link between Isaiah 22 and Matthew 16, as well as other Biblical evidence to determine whether or not these prove the Roman Catholic teachings on the Papacy.
Suan has gladly accepted our invitation and we are very honoured not only to host him but be hosted by him. Therefore, we ask all viewers to respect his wishes and be polite and amicable in the comments section of the two live streams.
Suan is a convert to Catholicism and is a published author as well as a passionate defender of the Papacy, we greatly look forward to this engagement.
Suan's academia page with his publications can be found here: https://ksu.academia.edu/SuanSonnaRefuting Erick Ybarra & Matt Fradd | Yes, you should become Eastern OrthodoxUbi Petrus2020-11-30 | We host a stream with Snek, David therealMedWhite and Seraphim Spillman to respond to the stream hosted by Matt Fradd and Ybarra entitled "Should we become Eastern Orthodox?"
Matt Fradd is a Catholic radio show host and frequently has Catholic apologists on to exposit their position. Strangely, he seems never to want to have a competent Orthodox on to explain our position despite having already made perhaps a dozen videos criticising Orthodoxy.