Mysteries - The Rosary PT 3 of 3

Join Carolyn Morrison as shes explains the history and practice of this Marian devotion.

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[streetitalent]

proud to be catholic! PEACE!

[Frach438]

I love reciting The Rosary. Excellent series. Thank you.

[gp81971]

So which of these priests like to touch boys? I go with the mustache guy. To me it's pretty obvious.

[BillysBelle]

My point being is that the Bible, King James version or not, is used in many religions today. My adoptive mom is a preacher & NOT A CATHOLIC ONE but she still uses the King James version & she's a Penecost. The Jewish form also has passages from the original. Its all in how you take God in.

[h0lystrike]

@BillysBelle Actually it is called the King James Version. Please read the response by carthage397 on the history of the Bible, it is very accurate and truthful.

[9852193]

anyone else call a rosary a charple (spelling) pronounced char-play ? My grandparents and family do we are roman catholic.

[carthage397]

thirdly but not lastly the Early Church, the people who were taught by the apostles discerned that the bible had 73 inspired books. From their knowledge and being led by the Spirit they disqualified the heretical books (like the gnostic gospels) and approved of the true books of the bible.

Martin Luther denounced 7 books of the bible 1200 years after the fact and it wasnt until the 1820s did protestants take the 7 books out of the bibles.

why would i use an incomplete bible?

[carthage397]

@BillysBelle secondly the early Church was the Catholic Church. If you read the writings of the Early Christians (the early church fathers) in the first 3 centuries, they are undoubltly Catholic. If you want to know what is Christian truth you will look up the people who were taught by the Apostles believed.

Why follow some protestant group that differs in belief and practice greatly from that of the Early Church?

[carthage397]

@BillysBelle you are ignoring history. The Catholic Church compiled the Bible with 73 books at the 3rd council of carthage in 397AD. The Bishops of the Church under the guidance of the pope compiled the bible. If you accept the Bible then you are automatically accepting the Church that compiled it and that was the Catholic Church. Look it up, this is simple history

[BillysBelle]

@carthage397 Actually the BIBLE is not a Catholic book. Depending on which version you are reading, you may also have different interpretations of it. It is was first written in Aramaic then translated into other versions mainly latin, which then became the most read AMERICAN, "ST. JAMES VERSION". So you pick your own, Catholic is not the only way or version.

[carthage397]

@1107israelilover so before you come spreading lies and acting like an idiot, you should do some research and use your brain.

[carthage397]

@1107israelilover "you should shut up"? what are you a 5 yr old bratty kid? did you comment here to show people that your a fool?

Just because you TYPE LIKE THIS doesnt make what your saying any less false. These doctrines regarding Mary have been believed from the very beginning of Christianity by the Early Church fathers, the people who actually compiled the bible. The bible is a Catholic book

if the Catholic church is wrong then the bible must be wrong and your "faith is based on nothing"