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Bless Fr. John, well, I guess only Kyr Paul can confirm for himself what liturgies they were using as they would naturally be approved by him. And him being a bishop, as a teacher of the faith, would only want to dispense the right teachings to his flock. Kyr Paul is a lone ranger in his...

Hmmm... tough nut to crack there. Would you be, in anyway, implying Christian punk? Anyways, I'm an avid lover of blues, soul, and rock and roll... I wonder what people will say to that.

Oh come on... music's just music. Just listen to it and enjoy.  :laugh:

I love all icons... just that I like the Slavic icons as well... You can't blame me... I come from a Western background.

Oh my God... Here's a rap - To all you papists, I'm a Roman Catholic I'm as orthodox as can be more orthodox than the Holy Father in the Holy See What I'm not, I try not to be, A pain in the butt, it just ain't me. I really don't see what the fuss is all about. Orthodox... Roman Catholic...

Guys, do you know where I can get a glimpse of Russian Orthodox icons ala http://orthodoxicon.org? I'd like to copy some for my keeping. The Russian ones (especially those made at Sofrino) are fantastic!

Well, if there is want for liturgical diversity, then so be it. After all, I've never seen liturgies outdo each other. ;D However, if there is to be liturgical diversity, the liturgies that should be in place must be pre-Schism liturgies. Anyways, while there should be liturgical diversity...

I've had this playing in my mind for quite sometime... Seeing that both Antioch and ROCOR have a Western Rite provision, I think that both Antioch and ROCOR should have a common liturgy. While being under the pastoral care of their respective jurisdictions, I feel that its about time that the...

to those in Australia (and especially Perth :D), i'll be coming to Perth for further studies in July 2008. I've applied to all universities there except UWA and Notre Dame and from the looks of it, I'll probably end up in Edith Cowan University. I know its not the best, but it seems to be one...

I've merged these two topics together. - Cleveland, Global Moderator I've had this playing in my mind for quite sometime... Seeing that both Antioch and ROCOR have a Western Rite provision, I think that both Antioch and ROCOR should have a common liturgy. While being under the pastoral care of...

Well, the Catholic Church just prefers that these en masse communities be absorbed into existing parish and diocesan structures (according to geographical proximity). Undeniably, this is a weakness which has existed since the Episcopal Church went downhill and has not been rectified, until now...

Thank you. I am humbled by the "home" that I have found here.

Hahaha, good question. Someone mentioned the Melkite website may have that. But I haven't seen anything just yet.

Fo shizzle, mate...  ;D

Usted. But "kalian" can be used for addressing many people if there is a "semua" added to the back. "Semua" means "all".

http://youtube.com/user/amandia008 Check out this page. All liturgical services in Arabic are here.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=mM-awNqJBl0 http://youtube.com/watch?v=_dVhJR-Ke48 Here are the samples. Do tell me what it means as well. Thanks. Sorry to bother.

Yeah, there are about 4 or 5.

And with you too. Christ is in our midst!!! Well, I hate describing people according to race in Malaysia and I definitely hate stereotyping. But it seems that if there's anyone who would make it overseas, it would definitely be the Chinese and Indians. They are very very hardworking and end up...

Bishop Elya is one of the more Latin-leaning bishops. Period. In the case of Australia, the Melkites and the Ukrainians came out with a statement in 1998 stamping their authority to ordain married men to the priesthood without approval from their Latin-rite "superiors" and the Vatican of...