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© Luzon Jurisdiction Spiritual FormationLuzon Jurisdiction Spiritual Formation
1Christ in The Knights of Columbus
ORIGINALLY PREPARED FOR THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BY FR. RICHARD N. VARELA, SDB
TRANSLATED TO POWER POINT BY BRO. GREG S. GONZALES, JR, PGK, FDD, FSS
CHRIST IN THE CHURCHES
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Christ in the ChurchesChrist in the Churches
ObjectiveObjective The member of the The member of the
Knights of Columbus will Knights of Columbus will affirm his role in the affirm his role in the unification efforts of the unification efforts of the Church.Church.
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Outside the Church There Is No Salvation
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The Lord built one churchThe Lord built one churchI say to you, you are I say to you, you are Peter and upon this Peter and upon this rock I will build my rock I will build my church and thechurch and thegates of hell will notgates of hell will notoverpower it. I will overpower it. I will give you the keys of give you the keys of the kingdom… “the kingdom… “
Matt.16:18Matt.16:18
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Church Rules to Establish Church Rules to Establish OrderOrder
Faith and Morals
Ceremonials and
Administration.
ALL FROM ONE CHURCH
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
EASTERN SCHISM: 1053-1054
ORTHODOX CHURCHESCENTERED IN
CONSTANTINOPLE
WESTERN SCHISM: 1378-1419
REFORMATION-16TH-17TH century
PROTESTANTSANGLICANS
Schism and HeresySchism and Heresy
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ReformationReformation
The Second SplitThe Second SplitFrom the From the Catholic ChurchCatholic Church(Martin Luther)(Martin Luther)
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More Splits in the Church More Splits in the Church (John Calvin 1509-1564)(John Calvin 1509-1564)
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ORTHODOX CHURCHES
THEY ARE THE:
THAT BODY OF EASTERN CHRISTIAN BELIEVERS IDENTIFIED AS POSSESSING AND MAINTAINING A VALID SACRAMENTAL
HIERARCHICAL SYSTEM BUT SEPARATED FROM FULL COMMUNI0N WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BY REMAINING INDEPENDENT WITH THE POPE.
GREEK, RUSSIAN, BULGARIAN, RUMANIAN, ALBANIAN, UKRAINIAN, SYRIAN ORTHODOX AND
MANY OTHERS.
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THE DIFFERENCES WITH THE ORTHODOX CHURCH
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ACCEPTANCE BY THEM OF ONLY THE FIRST SEVEN ECUMENICAL COUNCILSREJECTION OF ANY SINGLE HEAD OF THE CHURCHREMARRIAGE OF DIVORCED INDIVIDUALSQUESTIONING OF CATHOLIC DOGMAS AS:
PURGATORY, PAPAL INFALLIBILITY & IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
GENERAL COUNCILS OF THE CHURCH – I
NO. YEAR NO. LOCATION/VENUE1 325 FIRST NICAEA2 381 FIRST CONSTANTINOPLE3 431 FIRST EPHESUS4 451 FIRST CHALCEDON5. 553 SECOND CONSTANTINOPLE6 680 THIRD CONSTANTINOPLE7. 787 SECOND NICAEA8 869 FOURTH CONSTANTINOPLE9 1123 FIRST LATERAN10 1139 SECOND -DO-11 1179 THIRD -DO-12 1215 FOURTH -DO-13 1245 FIRST LYONS14 1274 SECOND -DO-
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GENERAL COUNCILS OF THE CHURCH - 2
NO YEAR NO. LOCATION/VENUE
15 1311 FIRST VIENNE
16 1415 FIRST CONSTANCE
17 1431 FIRST FLORENCE
18 1512 FIFTH LATERAN
19 1545 FIRST TRENT
20 1869 FIRST VATICAN I
21 1962-65 SECOND VATICAN II
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Protestants Not as a United Group
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THE PROTESTANTS
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ANTI PAPALISM AND ANTICLERICALISM IN THE MIDDLE AGES.1517: MARTIN LUTHER POSTED HIS 95 THESES ON THE CHURCH DOORWITTENBERG OTHERS FOLLOWED IN THEIR REBELLION AGAINST tHE CATHOLIC CHURCH: JOHN CALVIN IN FRANCE
HENRY VIII OF ENGLANDULRICH ZWINGLI , SWITZERLANDTODAY, MAJOR GROUPS ARE: BAPTISTS, METHODISTS, LUTHERANS, PRESBYTERIANS, BORN AGAIN, EPISCOPALIANS, QUAKERS, ETC,.ETC.,
THE DIFFERENCES WITH PROTESTANTS
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JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH ALONEGRACE ALONE AS SUFFICIENT FOR SALVATIONTHE PRIMACY OF THE BIBLETHE LORD’S SUPPERTHE NUMBER OF SACRAMENTSPAPAL AUTHORITYTHE POSITION OF THE VIRGIN MARY
Reasons of the Break
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•Faith Alone (Sola Fide)- That salvation comes only from faith in Jesus. •Immaculate Conception – Mary was conceived without sin•Mass Celebration – The highest form of worship. The Catholics sacrifice Jesus daily and often.•Worship of Idols – Worship of graven images•Infallibility of the Pope – The pope is never wrong•Bible alone (Sola Scriptura) – Only thru the Bible can we find the truth not from traditions•Divorce – Catholic do not allow divorce•Celibacy of Priest – Priest cannot marry
Reasons of the BreakReasons of the Break
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•Purgatory – A cleaning place is not in the Bible • Women Pastors – Protestant allows ordination of women• Child baptism – Child should know why s/he is being baptized• Baptism by infusion – Jesus was Baptized by immersion• Charging of fees –Church services are too expensive• Celebrating of feast on the wrong days – Birth of Jesus’ birthday should be October not Dec. 25.
Reasons of the BreakReasons of the Break
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Lust for PowerLust for Power – Being able to lead many people or having many followers. Huge following also brings political power or influence.
Lust for WomenLust for Women – Power brings with it popularity and popularity attracts many women. Martin (41 at that time) married Katharina Von Bora (26) a nun. Love for MoneyLove for Money – Being able to attract many followers many will donate to the cause of the leader. Next Slide shows that there are many organizers of religion. All of them became millionaires.
FFUNDAMENTALISTUNDAMENTALIST
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God created all God created all that that is seen and is seen and unseenunseen
OriginOriginal sinal sin
Common Beliefs Among All Common Beliefs Among All ChristiansChristians
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Jesus is Lord and SaviorJesus is Lord and Savior
Authenticity of the New Authenticity of the New TestamentTestament
Common Beliefs Among All Common Beliefs Among All ChristiansChristians
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Jesus suffered and was Jesus suffered and was crucifiedcrucified
Common Beliefs Among All Common Beliefs Among All ChristiansChristians
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Common Beliefs Among All Common Beliefs Among All ChristiansChristians
Jesus rose again (the Resurrection)Jesus rose again (the Resurrection)
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Common Beliefs Among All Common Beliefs Among All ChristiansChristians
Salvation of SoulsSalvation of Souls Power of Christian LovePower of Christian Love
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EcumenismEcumenism
TOWARDS OVERCOMING DIVISION WITH THE PROTESTANTS
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“ONE CANNOT CHARGE WITH THE SIN OF SEPARATION THOSE WHO AT PRESENT ARE BORN INTO THESE COMMUNITIES AND IN THEM ARE BROUGHT UP IN THE FAITH OF CHRIST, AND… THE CATHOLIC CHURCH ACCEPTS THEM WITH RESPECT AND AFFECTION AS BROTHERS” (UR #3)
NOT INDIFFERENTISM BUTUNITY IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
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“IT IS THROUGH CHRIST’S CATHOLIC CHURCH ALONE, WHICH THE UNIVERSAL HELP TOWARDS SALVATION, THAT THE FULLNESS OF THE MEANS OF SALVATION WILL BE ATTAINED” (UR #3)
“ALL CHRISTIANS SHOULD PRAY FOR THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH AND WORK TOWARDS THAT GOAL ACCORDING TO THE MIND OF CHRIST.” (UR #7)
ALL CHRISTIANS AGREE ON THE ESSENTIALS OF CHRISTIAN FAITH
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BELIEF IN JESUS CHRIST; ALL ARE CHRISTIANS.THE TRINITYTHE NEW TESTAMENTSALVATIONRESURRECTIONCHRISTIAN LOVE
THE LIFE OF GRACE IS NOT THE MONOPOLY OF CATHOLICS
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH “ TEACHES THAT THE LIFE OF GRACE, THE THEOLOGICAL VIRTUES AND THE OTHER GIFTS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, ARE AVAILABLE TO CHRISTIANS OUTSIDE THE VISIBLE BOUNDARIES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH” (UR # 3)
THE CATHOLIC POSITION“CHRIST THE LORD FOUNDED ONE CHURCH AND ONE CHURCH ONLY” (UR#1) AND“THE SOLE CHURCH OF CHRIST CONSTITUTED AND ORGANIZED AS A SOCIETY IN THE PRESENT WORLD, SUBSIST IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, WHICH IS GOVERNED BY THE BISHOPS IN COMMUNION WITH HIM” (LG#8)THIS TRUTH IS THE FOUNDATION OF THE CHURCH’S TEACHING ON ECUMENISM
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SUMMARY : By Nuener & Dupuis THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS
THE SACRAMENT OF UNITY IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
IS FOUND THE FULLNESS OF THE MEANS OF SALVATION
BUT IT IS ALSO PRESENT THOUGH IMPERFECTLY AND IN VARIOUS DEGREES, IN CHURCHES WHICH DO NOT HAVE FULL COMMUNION WITH ROME.
THE CHURCH’S REFORM IS NECESSARY FOR UNITY
THE STATUS AND PRIVILEGES OF EASTERN PATRIARCHATES MUST BE RESPECTED; THEIR ANCIENT TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS MUST BE PRESERVED.
DIALOGUE WITH BOTH ORTHODOX AND EVANGELICAL CHURCHES
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AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES
DECREE ON ECUMENISM: ‘UNITATIS REDINTEGRATIO’ OF VAT II
DECREE ON THE RELATIONSHIP WITH NON CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS
LUMEN GENTIUMGAUDIUM ET SPESPAPAL ENCYCLICALS c/o THE
CHRISTIAN FAITH BY NEUNER AND DUPUIS
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Proclaim the Gospel to the Proclaim the Gospel to the Whole W rldWhole W rld
“ Go and make disciples of all nation” Matthew 28:19
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Role of K of C In the Reunification Of the Churches
Knights should set himself as Knights should set himself as example in all example in all
aspects of life; that people will aspects of life; that people will have high have high
respect to the organizations, and respect to the organizations, and to the Catholic Church.to the Catholic Church.
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End of PresentationEnd of Presentation
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Thank you!!!Thank you!!!
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