May God bless you both and grant you joy and peace. The people who debate semantics are forgetting what it's all about. Our Lord came to bring us salvation and to teach us to love one another. I wish you and yours a Holy and Blessed Lent. +PAX
Ah, looking at your profile I understand. No, this was not "Sarum" (a post schism term), it is pre-Sarum, the English use around 1000 when England was Orthodox, commonly called "Sarum" with local variations. I didn't realize you were an Anglican. I apologize. This predates your Sarum somewhat.
The wedding was done according to the Sarum rite with minor local variations according to Hispanic use. Since I know the Sarum wedding ceremony well, I am pretty sure it was Sarum. After all, I was there. Is there something you are claiming in particular?
Please feel free to join in on all the other "is this a canonical jurisdiction or canonical rite" discussions on the other threads. I have no interest in discussing this on my wedding page which was not done according to the Hispanic rite, but the Sarum, with certain local customs.
Click the Church link above or find "Mozarabic baptism" on Youtube. Remember canonicity is based upon the canons, not whom you are in communion with in times of crisis in the Church. An Anglican "Mass" celebrated by "Orthodox" priests is not an "Orthodox liturgy".
Greetings Joe! This is a very beautiful video. Let me offer my (admittedly belated) congratulations on your marriage. I'll get to your messages soon (sorry, been busy...).
May God bless you both and grant you joy and peace. The people who debate semantics are forgetting what it's all about. Our Lord came to bring us salvation and to teach us to love one another. I wish you and yours a Holy and Blessed Lent. +PAX
Wadj1 2 days ago
@vladimir998 You are free to believe what you wish. In ignorance, of course, but still free to believe what you wish.
joesuaiden 1 month ago in playlist San Isidoro
Ah, looking at your profile I understand. No, this was not "Sarum" (a post schism term), it is pre-Sarum, the English use around 1000 when England was Orthodox, commonly called "Sarum" with local variations. I didn't realize you were an Anglican. I apologize. This predates your Sarum somewhat.
joesuaiden 1 year ago
The wedding was done according to the Sarum rite with minor local variations according to Hispanic use. Since I know the Sarum wedding ceremony well, I am pretty sure it was Sarum. After all, I was there. Is there something you are claiming in particular?
joesuaiden 1 year ago
This is not theUse of Sarum.
sarum1surplice 1 year ago
Is this a Canonical Orthodox jurisdiction? I don't know any canonical parish with the Hispanic Rite
hillibillycat56 3 years ago 3
Please feel free to join in on all the other "is this a canonical jurisdiction or canonical rite" discussions on the other threads. I have no interest in discussing this on my wedding page which was not done according to the Hispanic rite, but the Sarum, with certain local customs.
See attached.
joesuaiden 3 years ago
Click the Church link above or find "Mozarabic baptism" on Youtube. Remember canonicity is based upon the canons, not whom you are in communion with in times of crisis in the Church. An Anglican "Mass" celebrated by "Orthodox" priests is not an "Orthodox liturgy".
joesuaiden 3 years ago
@hillibillycat56 There is no legitimate rite called the Hispanic Rite. This is some made up nonsense.
vladimir998 1 month ago
@vladimir998 Believe what you wish. It's not for you, then.
joesuaiden 3 weeks ago
Beautiful video Joe, I wish I could have been there. I love you and miss you very much! I wish you two the best!
Love,
Kathy
kathy330 4 years ago
Greetings Joe! This is a very beautiful video. Let me offer my (admittedly belated) congratulations on your marriage. I'll get to your messages soon (sorry, been busy...).
NYCulturalPhysician 4 years ago