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You mean like james and joses...brother means cousin?Would they call each other cousin?
To prevent any so called "flaming", I would really like to hear mainly from Catholics. Afterall, we are ALL Brothers and Sisters, Sons and Daughters of the LORD and of His Christ. Thanks.A little bit of flaming and sarcasm never killed anyone - the Christian charity in action.
Good on ya's.
You mean like james and joses...brother means cousin?
Good question my cousin in Christ!
I have a question for catholic Christians. What do priests, bishops, cardinals and others in the "Presbytere" call each other, and in what way does the Pope call them? Another words, do they all call each Father? Just curious.
I have a question for catholic Christians. What do priests, bishops, cardinals and others in the "Presbytere" call each other, and in what way does the Pope call them? Another words, do they all call each Father? Just curious.
bishops and cardinals are also bishops, or episkopos.
They refer to each other as Fr. or brother pending on situation and personal preferences. They may also call each other by their first name (I also know lay people who work with people will call them by first name basis, but they are also very close friends...and they're Jesuits, who generally prefer being less "formal," you may not even necessarily see them wearing a collar unless they are at Mass or at a formal affair.).
No, they don't all call each other Father. The priests at my parish call each other by their first name, but they refer to each other as "Fr. John" or "Fr. Mike" when speaking to others. "Father" is a title, like Mister (notice the abbreviations are similar - Fr. & Mr.).I have a question for catholic Christians. What do priests, bishops, cardinals and others in the "Presbytere" call each other, and in what way does the Pope call them? Another words, do they all call each Father? Just curious.
The question seemed asked in good faith and in an attempt to gain understanding. The question was not why or why not one should believe the concept of purgatory. Why then were those who do not subscribe to purgatory compelled to say why its wrong?
The apostles didnt do dat:but they refer to each other as "Fr. John" or "Fr. Mike" when speaking to others. "Father" is a title, like Mister (notice the abbreviations are similar - Fr. & Mr.).
yes he does doesnt he?St. Paul calls himself a father actually. He says he begot others in Gospel.
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