Catholics

[SoulRiderX]

Can anyone get me a meeting with a catholic priest please? I want to talk to one if possible.

 

[PaladinValer]

Can anyone get me a meeting with a catholic priest please? I want to talk to one if possible.

Go to a Roman Catholic Church and ask to meet the parish priest.

 

[SoulRiderX]

You don't understand. I mean a CATHOLIC church, not a ROMAN Catholic Church. There's a difference.

 

[Radagast]

Can anyone get me a meeting with a catholic priest please? I want to talk to one if possible.

Tell us what you mean by "catholic," and we'll tell you where to find a priest.

 

[Radagast]

You don't understand. I mean a CATHOLIC church, not a ROMAN Catholic Church. There's a difference.

So go to a church that you consider "catholic," and ask to speak to the priest. Simple.

 

[PaladinValer]

You don't understand. I mean a CATHOLIC church, not a ROMAN Catholic Church. There's a difference.

Most people here define Catholic as the church based in Vatican City, which is, indeed, a truly Catholic faith. Of course, many others claim to be Catholic as well, including myself.

Apologies. However, to repeat a fellow poster:

Tell us what you mean by "catholic," and we'll tell you where to find a priest.

I echo this because the term does need to be defined further. Can the original poster please define the term?

So go to a church that you consider "catholic," and ask to speak to the priest. Simple.

Well, let's not jump too quickly down a rabbit hole. While that is, essentially, the proper course of action, there may be more to it than that since some factors are still unknown.

 

[Knee V]

As I am not exactly sure what it is you're referring to, we'll see if this helps: Orthodoxy in America - Home

 

[ViaCrucis]

You don't understand. I mean a CATHOLIC church, not a ROMAN Catholic Church. There's a difference.

Since Roman Catholics, Lutherans, many [most?] Anglicans, Eastern Orthodox, and others regard themselves catholic Christians then you are going to need to be more specific if you don't mean Roman Catholic.

-CryptoLutheran

 

[PaladinValer]

Since Roman Catholics, Lutherans, many [most?] Anglicans, Eastern Orthodox, and others regard themselves catholic Christians then you are going to need to be more specific if you don't mean Roman Catholic.

-CryptoLutheran

Some don't, but they are almost all Crypto-Calvinists/Presbyterians, who are all "Anglicans In Name Only" anyway and should just do the right thing and join a different church. The rest simply are misinformed and merely need to be educated better, a problem found in pretty much all Christian bodies really.

However, I fear the OP is gone, so perhaps this thread is dead. A pity; I was rather curious what was meant by "Catholic" as well.

 

[Radagast]

Some don't, but they are almost all Crypto-Calvinists/Presbyterians, who are all "Anglicans In Name Only" anyway and should just do the right thing and join a different church.

Well, that certainly makes it very clear where you stand.

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

Some don't, but they are almost all Crypto-Calvinists/Presbyterians, who are all "Anglicans In Name Only" anyway and should just do the right thing and join a different church. The rest simply are misinformed and merely need to be educated better, a problem found in pretty much all Christian bodies really.

However, I fear the OP is gone, so perhaps this thread is dead. A pity; I was rather curious what was meant by "Catholic" as well.

Same in the Lutheran Chruch.

Well, that certainly makes it very clear where you stand.

He's in good company!