No, "proceeds" is "goes out from" or "moves towards something". It is not "sent from"
Are you implying that the Holy Spirit sends itself? After all, all three persons are ONE. They all share the same divine will.
Adding to Scripture is bad enough. Putting words into our Lord's mouth is evil.
I seem to recall one of your Popes having the creed inscribed on silver plaques without the filioque on the walls of St Peter's in Rome
Another of Rome's errors rejected by the Church
Thanks, I've been listening to a podcast of the history of the Byzantine Empire and the Fourth Crusade was a fiasco from day one and pretty much all the leaders were lying or withholding information from everyone including the Pope and even the Byzantine prince Alexios Angelos. It seemed as though this was where everything broke down between any reconciliation between East and West.
yep, and then Rome’s continuing separation from the Apostolic faith furthered the separation.
I remember reading about the lead up to the Latin massacre in Constantinople (where I believe the Doge of Venice lost his sight, hence his deep hatred for the Byzantines). There were basically a number of Latin communities from different regions that lived in their own quarters of the city, the Venetians, the Pisans, the Almafians etc. but what I did not know was there was constant fighting between the different quarters as they each tried to control as much of the trade as they could. It read just like the modern mafia families of Italy in the last century. The constant fighting and the absolute stranglehold they had on all trade eventually became too much for the Byzantine citizens which resulted in the overreaching backlash, affecting not just the "mob" families but anything and anyone associated with them.
Yup, there was a mass arrest of all Latins ordered by Manuel I and then the massacre itself when Andronikos was crowned.
thehistoryofbyzantium.com
What occurred with St Clement i?
Upon THIS Rock I shall build MY Church.
I am on that rock, and in his Church. read the Fathers on this.
And the Latin Sack of Constantinople was just as repulsive such as breaking the altar in the Hagia Sophia and placing a prostitute on the bishops throne. At least Pope John Paul 2, restored some of the stolen relics, such as the relics of St. John Chrysostom, back to the Patriarch of Constantinople.
Corinth was a ROMAN colony in the middle of Greece, so it already had strong cultural ties with Rome. Much of the trade travelling from the Ionian sea to the Aegean passed through Corinth so there was regular correspondence between Rome and Corinth. Add that to the fact that the Church in Corinth was established by Paul, and that Clement was a close companion of Paul's. It's a no brainer.
Not what St John Chrysostom said, and his life contradicts your interpretation. He received his ordination to the priesthood from bishops who were not in communion with Rome.
That's a case of the blind leading the blind where they all end up falling into a pit.
Nope, we are to hold fast to the faith handed down from the Apostles.
In this post
Jesus did not say "you are MY rock"
I love God's word. It is your word I reject.
you realize this post is very historically inaccurateThe Great Schism That Divided East and West | EWTN
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I rarely read fiction (such as the OP's video), so I thought I'd share a short read from the non-fiction section.
that is a short read, but is missing a lot of important history especially if claiming it’s “non-fiction.”
