TOTOO BANG 'OPISYAL NA INILAGLAG ANG PANGALAN NI CRISTO' SA IGLESIA KATOLIKA NOONG 1870?

Mga NAGMAMARUNONG sa "HISTORY" samantalang halos 107 taon pa lamang silang UMIIRAL mula nang itatag ito sa Sitio Punta, Santa Ana, Manila noong 1914.

HINDI po TOTOO na noong 1870 lamang ginagamit ang IGLESIA KATOLIKA bilang pagpapakilala sa Iglesiang tatag ni Cristo.

Catholic (from Greek: καθολικός, romanized: katholikos, lit. 'universal') was first used to describe the church in the early 2nd century. The first known use of the phrase "the catholic church" (Greek: καθολικὴ ἐκκλησία, romanized: he katholike ekklesia) occurred in the letter written about 110 AD from Saint Ignatius of Antioch to the Smyrnaeans. In the Catechetical Lectures (c. 350) of Saint Cyril of Jerusalem, the name "Catholic Church" was used to distinguish it from other groups that also called themselves "the church". The "Catholic" notion was further stressed in the edict De fide Catolica issued 380 by Theodosius I, the last emperor to rule over both the eastern and the western halves of the Roman Empire, when establishing the state church of the Roman Empire. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_Church]

Sa KASAYSAYAN ng ORIGINAL na IGLESIA na TATAG ni CRISTO, KILALA po ito sa SIMPLENG PANGALANG 'ANG IGLESIA' sapagkat IISA ang IGLESIANG UMIIRAL noon. Wala nang iba!

Noong PANAHON ng mga APOSTOL, kapag BINABANGGIT ang salitang 'IGLESIA', ang nasa ISIP ng TAO ay ang NAG-IISANG IGLESIA NI CRISTO (33 A.D.) sapagkat WALANG PROTESTANTE noon! WALA pang mga TUMITIWALAG sa IGLESIA! At WALA pang KUMAKAAWAY rito. NAG-IISA ito!

Mula 70 AD - 200 A.D. maraming NAGSISULPUTANG mga KOLORUM na mga 'IGLESIA' raw at mga NAGPAPAKILALANG kay CRISTO ngunit IBA ang ITINUTURO sa ITINURO ng mga ALAGAD. Nandiyan ang sumulpot ang Gospel of Thomas, Jewish Christian Gospel, Gospel of the Ebionites, Gospel of the Hebrews, at Gospel of the Nazarenes [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Christianity] na lalong nagbigay-kalituhan sa mga mananampalataya. Silang lahat ay nagpanggap na tunay.

Ang PAGKAKAKILALA sa IGLESIA bilang KATOLIKA ay NAUNA pa PAGSUSULAT ng ILANG AKLAT sa BAGONG TIPAN tulad ng Santiago, Judas, 2 Pedro. At matatagpuan ang katunayan nito sa SULAT ni SAN IGNACIO sa mga TAGA-SMYRNAEANS na ang IGLESIA ay KATHOLIKOS ("universal") (110 A.D.)

At HINDI KINAKAILANGANG IPAREHISTRO SA ALINMANG GOBYERNO ang pangalang IGLESIA KATOLIKA!

At SINONG NAGSABI na INILAGLAG ng IGLESIA KATOLIKA si CRISTO sa kanyang opisyal na pangalan? Walang iba kundi ang mga KAAWAY ni CRISTO at mga NAGPAPANGGAP na Iglesia raw ni Cristo!

Samantalang ang IGLESIA NI CRISTO® na may katulad na LOGO sa kaliwa ay HINDI siya nag-iisa. MARAMING mga 'IGLESIA' pa ang NAGPAPAKILALA hanggang sa kasalukuyang SILA MAN DAW AY KAY CRISTO.

Pero dito tayo SASANG-AYON sa PASUGO, ang OPISYAL na MAGASIN ng INC™1914; na LAHAT daw na NAGSISIBANGON NGAYONG MGA IGLESIA AT SASABIHING SILA MAN AY INK (Iglesia ni Kristo), ang mga ito ay HINDI RAW TUNAY kundi MGA HUWAD o PEKE lamang!

PASUGO Mayo 1968, p. 7:

“Ang tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo ay iisa lamang, ito ang Iglesiang itinayo ni Cristo. Kung mayroon mang nagsisibangon ngayong mga Iglesia at sasabihing sila man ay INK rin ang mga ito ay hindi tunay kundi huwad lamang!"

PASOK ba ang INC™ sa kategorya ng pagiging HUWAD o PEKE?

OPO! Pasok po ang Iglesia Ni Cristo®, sapagkat ito po ay TATAG ni G. FELIX Y. MANALO na IPINAREHISTRO sa GOBYERNO ng PILIPINAS, KAMAKAILAN LAMANG nitong 1914!

PASUGO Agosto-Setyembre 1964, p. 5

“Kailan napatala sa Pamahalaan o narehistro ang INK sa Pilipinas? Noong Hulyo 27, 1914. Tunay nga na sinasabi sa rehistro na si Kapatid na F. Manalo ang nagtatag ng INK."

1914 ~ Iglesia ni Cristo incorporated in the Philippines by its founder Felix Y. Manalo [WIKIPEDIA]

At ANG TUNAY PA RING IGLESIA NI CRISTO ay NANANATILING yung ITINATAG ng ating PANGINOONG JESUS ~ ANG IGLESIA KATOLIKA!

PASUGO Abril 1966, p. 46:

“Ang Iglesia Katolika na sa pasimula ay siyang Iglesia ni Cristo."

The Roman Catholic Church traces its history to Jesus Christ and the Apostles. [BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA]

The Christian religion is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, who lived and preached in the 1st century AD in the province of Judea of the Roman Empire. Catholic theology teaches that the contemporary Catholic Church is the continuation of this early Christian community established by Jesus. [WIKIPEDIA]

Where did the Roman Catholic Church come from? The Church at Rome, which would later develop into what we know as Roman Catholicism, was started in the apostolic times (circa AD 30-95). [CHRISTIANITY.COM]

WALA NA PO TAYONG PAGTATALO-TALO RITO!

At nang may matututunan sa kasaysayan ng ORIG na IGLESIA NI CRISTO at hindi sa mga HISTORICAL REVISIONISTS na mga huwad na mangangaral, narito at mapapanood sa Amazon Videos:

The history of the catholic church from Amazon Videos [https://www.amazon.com/history-catholic-church/dp/B06Y5RYQF9]

JOHN 10:16 - The ONE FOLD was MANALO'S CHURCH and that ONE SHEPHERD was FELIX Y. MANALO?

 

Ang Iglesia ni Cristo sa Karkala, India (1759)

Ang Iglesia ni Cristo sa Karkala, India, itinayo noong 1759 A.D. Ito ay pinangalan kay San Lorenzo (St. Lawrence) at ngayon ay isa nang Minor Basilica.

HOME GOOGLE ON INC™1914 AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

The Church of Christ which is the Catholic Church is Still the Biggest, Oldest and Greatest!

There is no greater Church that the original Church of Christ and this is a FACT: The Iglesia Ni Cristo® - 1914, must accept that the Catholic Church is STILL the ONE and ONLY CHURCH OF CHRIST the LORD JESUS established on earth and no other. The CATHOLIC CHURCH was established in the First Century by the LORD Himself that's why the Church is STILL the OLDEST, THE BIGGEST and the GREATEST!

"... the Catholic Church is the world's BIGGEST and OLDEST organization. It has buried all of the greatest empires known to man, from the Romans to the Soviets. It has establishments literally all over the world, touching every area of human endeavor. It's given us some of the world's greatest thinkers, from Saint Augustine on down to René Girard. When it does things, it usually has a good reason."

-BUSINESS INSIDER: "Time To Admit It: The Church Has Always Been Right On Birth Control"

ANG KINAAANIBAN MO BANG IGLESIA AY NAIS DING SIRAIN ANG IGLESIA KATOLIKA NA SA PASIMULA AY ANG IGLESIA NI CRISTO?

During a "frustrating argument" with a Roman Catholic cardinal, Napoleon Bonaparte supposedly burst out: “Your eminence, are you not aware that I have the power to destroy the Catholic Church?” The cardinal, the anecdote goes, responded ruefully: “Your majesty, we, the Catholic clergy, have done our best to destroy the church for the last 1,800 years. We have not succeeded, and neither will you.” (Ercole Cardinal Consalvi)

Yep! that should shut Napoleon's mouth.

DID YOU TRY TO DESTROY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH? 

The Jews tried to destroy it, but they in turn were almost totally destroyed on 70 AD. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE. 

The Romans tried to destroy it, but they in turn were destroyed and the entire empire collapsed in 471AD. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE.

The muslims tried to destroyed it in the middle ages, but failed. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE.

The Protestants tried to destroy it in the reformation, but failed. And look what happened to them? The church of protestantism which Luther founded was from the very beggining divided and splintered. Look at protestantism today, over 40,000 splinters and still dividing up every day. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE.

Hitler tried to destroy it, but failed. Where is he and his 100 year Reich now? THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE.

Communism tried to destroy it, but failed. And where is communism today? THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE.

The Klu Klux Klan and Freemasonic Mafia tried to destroy it, but failed. Look where are they now? THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE.

Napoleon Bonaparte tried to destroy it, but failed. What happened to Bonaparte? THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS STILL HERE!

SO, IF ALL OF THE ABOVE MORE FORMIDABLE FOES TRIED BUT FAILED TO DESTROY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, WHAT MAKES YOU THINK YOU CAN SUCCEED?

For 2,000 years since its existence, this Church had outlasted every oppressive governments and empires. 

Remember, if you fight against God's Church, you fight against God Himself.

"If God is For Us, Who is Against Us"?

(Rom. 8:31)

Matthew 28:20 (Jesus told Apostles)

... teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, to the close of the age."

Iglesia Katolika ang Una at Nag-Iisang Iglesia ni Cristo - Wala nang iba!

PASUGO ANG NAGSABI NA ANG IGLESIA KATOLIKA ANG SIYANG UNA AT TUNAY NA IGLESIANG TATAG NI CRISTO

PASUGO JULY AUGUST 1988 PP. 6.

“Even secular history shows a direct time link between the Catholic Church and the Apostles, leading to the conclusion that the true Church of Christ is the Catholic Church.”

PASUGO MARCH-APRIL 1992, P. 22

"The Church of Christ during the time of the Apostles became the Catholic Church of the bishops in the second century..."

PASUGO Abril 1966, p. 46: 

 “Ang Iglesia Katolika na sa pasimula ay siyang Iglesia ni Cristo."

PASUGO Mayo 1968, p. 7:

“Ang tunay na INK ay iisa lamang. Ito ang Iglesiyang itinayo ni Cristo. Kung mayroon mang nagsisibangon ngayong mga Iglesia at sasabihing sila man ay Iglesia ni Cristo rin, ang mga ito ay hindi tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo kundi huwad lamang."

PASUGO Mayo 1954, p. 9:

“Alin ang tunay na Iglesia? Ang Iglesiang itinayo ni Cristo sa Jerusalem."

PASUGO Nobyembre 1940, p. 23:

“Iisa lamang ang tanging makapagtatayo ng Iglesiang magiging dapat sa Dios. Kung sino-- ang ating Panginoong Jesu-Cristo lamang! Sino mang tao-- maging marunong o mangmang, maging dakila o hamak-- ay walang karapatang magtayo ng Iglesia"

PASUGO Agosto-Setyembre 1964, p. 5

“Kailan napatala sa Pamahalaan o narehistro ang INK sa Pilipinas? Noong Hulyo 27, 1914. Tunay nga na sinasabi sa rehistro na si Kapatid na F. Manalo ang nagtatag ng INK."

Ikinararangal ko ang Pagiging Kaanib sa Tunay at Nag-iisang Iglesia ni Cristo - ang Iglesia Katolika

Salamat kay Kapatid na Stefanus

Dumalaw ang Patriyarka ng Moscow sa Santo Papa ng Iglesia ni Cristo sa Roma

Andrea Gagliarducci February 12, 2017
CATHOLIC NEWS AGENCY via CRUX

From Cuba to Switzerland, from Havana to the great hall of the university, many things have changed. But what has not changed is the strong desire for dialogue between the Holy See and the Patriarchate of Moscow.

Pope Francis meets with Patriarch Kirill in Havana, Cuba on Feb. 12, 2016. (Credit: L'Osservatore Romano via CNA.)

ROME - One year ago marked a historic first meeting between a Pope and a Russian Orthodox Patriarch.

Now, the Vatican and the Moscow Patriarchate will celebrate the meeting’s anniversary with a conference at Switzerland’s Freibourg University.

The conference will take place Feb. 12, exactly one year after the meeting between Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill at the St. Marti airport in Havana.

Christian brotherhood and unity were the focus of the 2016 meeting.

“We spoke as brothers,” Pope Francis said of the meeting last year. “We have the same baptism. We are bishops. We spoke of our Churches.”

Patriarch Kirill said their private discussion was conducted “with full awareness of the responsibility of our Churches, for the future of Christianity, and for the future of human civilization” and provided a chance to understand each other. He said the two Churches will work against war.

Now, one year later, Catholic and Russian Orthodox leaders will gather in Switzerland for a conference. The event is held by Cardinal Kurt Koch, president of the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization, and Metropolitan Hilarion, president of the department of the external ecclesiastical relations of the Russian Orthodox Patriarchate.

Cardinal Koch and Metropolitan Hilarion both led the negotiations that led to Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill’s joint statement in Havana. At the Switzerland conference they will talk about progress and rapprochement between the two Churches.

It is probable that Cardinal Koch’s lecture will follow the approach of Father Hyacinthe Destivelle, who is in charge of the Eastern relations desk at the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the Christian Unity.

In Jan. 19 essay for L’Osservatore Romano, Destivelle emphasized the advances in the dialogue between the Holy See and the Russian Orthodox Patriarchate.

The 2016 meeting was not framed by theological dialogue, which is instead the competence of the International Roman Catholic-Orthodox Dialogue. Rather, it was framed “by the dialogue of charity, and more precisely by pastoral ecumenism.”

The priest reiterated that the joint declaration between the Pope and the Patriarch was “a pastoral one.” He rejected interpreting their declaration through “geopolitical lenses” and said it would be incorrect to see in them an excessive theological impact.

The declaration focused at length on anti-Christian persecution, especially in in the Middle East and North Africa. It lamented the hostilities in Ukraine. The declaration also voiced concern about the threat of secularism to religious freedom and the Christian roots of Europe.

Other topics of the discussion between the Pope and the Patriarch included poverty, the crisis in the family, abortion and euthanasia. The Pope and the Patriarch exhorted young Christians to live their faith in the world.

Destivelle also noted that the declaration drew criticisms from both Orthodox and Catholic sides.

In particular, from Ukraine the Greek Catholic Church expressed “strong reservations” focused on some passages.

The priest said more time is needed for the Havana meeting and the joint declaration to bear fruit.

As for the upcoming anniversary, Destivelle listed a series of concerts, exhibitions and even exchanges of gifts that will show strengthened relations.

He noted that Hilarion visited Rome four times in the last year and met with Pope Francis twice, on June 15 and Oct. 21. The metropolitan has met with other Vatican leaders. He had a June 26 meeting with Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican Secretary of State, and several meetings with Cardinal Koch.

Destivelle wanted to reiterate that the Havana declaration was a “pastoral declaration” that intended to soften the polemics, even the polemics raised after the declaration was issued.

The declaration was at that time considered “Russophile” in some quarters. The Ukrainian religious agency RISU described it as such in its introduction to an interview with Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.

Asked about his strong criticism of the declaration, Major Archbishop Shevchuk said that “some considered my words to be too harsh,” but he then noted that the Pope himself “affirmed that that the declaration’s text was not infallible, that it is not ‘a page of the Gospel’.”

“It should not be underestimated but it should also not be exaggerated,” the archbishop said.

For Major Archbishop Shevchuk, an important result of the Havana meeting was that the Ukrainian Church began a conversation with the Holy See on these points.

“Certainly, even before this event, we always strove to inform the Vatican regarding the truth concerning the war in Ukraine,” the archbishop said. “Nevertheless, after Havana, the global community was able to perceive our distress once again, by being reminded of the ‘forgotten war’ in Ukraine. Our pleas also resounded anew in the Vatican.”

Archbishop Shevchuk also voiced appreciation for the progress of the Holy See, and recalled Cardinal Pietro Parolin’s trip to Ukraine. On the other hand, he emphasized that Ukraine should invest more in relations with the Holy See.

Russia too is investing much in relations with the Holy See. While in Paris for the European Meeting between Catholic and Orthodox Bishops, Hilarion granted an interview to the Italian Bishops’ Conference’s news agency SIR.

In the interview, he underlined the good relations with the Holy See and in particular with Pope Francis. Though he said that another meeting between Francis and Kirill is “not in the agenda,” he said there are many things both Churches can do together.

“If our Churches speak joining their voices, our message is certainly stronger and of more impact,” Hilarion said.

These are all the issues on the table that will likely be developed in the conference in Freibourg on Sunday. From Cuba to Switzerland, from Havana to the great hall of the university, many things have changed. But what has not changed is the strong desire for dialogue between the Holy See and the Patriarchate of Moscow.

ROMA! Pinakaiibig ng Diyos, Sinasalaula ng mga Kalaban ng Iglesia!

Nakakalungkot at nakakabahala ang mga pahayag ni Ginoong Edoardo Fanfani  sa kanyang blog na  The Roman Anglican na inilathala nito lamang nakaraang Oktubre 1, 2016.

The Eternal City is under attack, our freedom and values are in danger.

Since it seems that no considerable press coverage has been given to the recent attacks occurred in Rome, either in Italy or elsewhere in the world, I decided to write mine own article in the hope not to incite hatred or intolerance, but rather to make people aware.

Last night a non-Italian individual entered the 9th century Basilica of Santa Prassede, just around the corner from the Papal Basilica of Saint Mary Major, the rather robust man started to smash everything he found, especially statues and candlesticks, right before a group of parishioners who were quite scared. The two devotional statues of Saint Anthony of Padua and Saint Prassede were heavily damaged, the attacker did not have time to finish his job as he was heading towards the sanctuary and the crucifix when the police arrived. Later, according to video-recording proof he also entered the church of San Martino ai Monti, where he smashed a devotional statue of the Madonna and Child.

This morning two further attacks occurred in the Basilicas of San Giovanni de' Fiorentini, on the Via Giulia, and San Vitale, on the Via Nazionale. Here statues, candlesticks, crucifixes were smashed, the perpetrator at this time had time to admit that it was not right that we worshipped in this way.

Most artworks in San Giovanni de' Fiorentini were over 300 years old, but even if other statues and religious furniture weren't that old or precious we must realise that not only our art, culture and identity are in danger (and to us Italians they are the dearest thing we have, what makes us what we are), but our very freedom of worship, our own religion, here in Rome, here in the heart of Western Christianity.

Jesus mercy, Mary pray.

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ANG IGLESIA NI CRISTO AY KATOLIKA

Tagong Yaman ng Iglesia ayon kay Allen R. Hunt, Dating Protestante, ngayo'y Kaanib na ng Tunay na Iglesia

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Basahin ang Kwento ng Pagbabalik-loob ni Allen R. Hunt sa tunay na Iglesia ni Cristo!

Sampung Bagay na Paulit-ulit na Ginagamit Laban sa tunay na Iglesia - ang Iglesia Katolika!

Mga paulit-ulit at nakakasawang argumento ng  mga kaaway ng Iglesia. Marami pang iba ngunit itong sampu ang malimit na ginagamit. Bawat Katoliko ay dapat na malaman ang mga dapat na kasagutan sa kanilang mga kababawan!

BY ELIZABETH GIDDENS VALVERDE for CATHOLIC365

POSTED IN 2/19/2015

Photo Credit: Flickr/On Being

1.“Catholics worship statues.”

This stereotype is painful to hear. Not only is this completely false, but it is ludicrous. Despite the fact that there are 801 millions Protestants world-wide, according to the Pew Research Center, my rant will be geared towards our brothers and sisters in the United States. In this country, approximately 51.5% of people are Protestant Christians. Realistically, most of these families have pictures in their home, which is completely normal, right? Right. They have pictures of their loved ones, both living and deceased. Is it not hypocritical then to say that Catholics are idol worshipers, when these families have portraits of their loved ones on the walls? If these Protestant families can have pictures of Uncle Bernie and Mawmaw hanging on the wall, then most certainly the Church can present pictures of our beloved Jesus, his disciples, and the saints.

2.“Catholics pray to Mary instead of God.”

This is a very common misconception throughout the Protestant community, and while I can understand why it is, I am also disheartened that many jump to such a harsh conclusion of the Catholic faith. We don’t pray to Mary, we ask her to pray for us, just as a Protestant asks their deceased grandparent/parent to watch over them.

3. “The saints can’t hear your prayers, because they are dead.”

I beg to differ. Since when is anyone who is in Heaven considered dead? We call it the afterLIFE for a reason. In fact, there is biblical proof that the saints can hear our prays:

-Revelation 5:8 “And when he had taken it, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb. Each one had a harp and they were holding golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of God’s people.”

-Revelation 8:3-4 “Another angel, who had a golden censer, came and stood at the altar. He was given much incense to offer, with the prayers of all God’s people, on the golden altar in front of the throne. The smoke of the incense, together with the prayers of God’s people, went up before God from the angel’s hand.”

4. “Mother Mary isn’t important; she’s just like anyone else.”

If our Blessed Mother isn’t important, then every female would have had an immaculate conception. For this reason, that is why the declarative statement above doesn’t make sense. Of course Mother Mary is important, she gave birth to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. What is so amazing about the Catholic faith is the fact that we recognize the importance of Mary, and we honor her accordingly. She is a role model and saint for all Christians to look up to, because she submitted to God completely. Until the day another woman gives birth to Jesus, no one will ever be just like Mary. She is a very special, holy woman.

5. “Catholics made up all their rules.”

Every single tradition we have in the Catholic Church, namely during Mass, has biblical roots. Not to mention the fact that Jesus was the founder of our Church. I don’t know about you, but Jesus doesn’t make mistakes.

6. “God said to confess sins to Him, not a priest.”

This one is a personal favorite of mine. Drum roll please.

-James 5:16 “Therefore, confess your sins to one another, and pray for one another so that you may be healed. The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much.”

It is true that we pray directly to God, and ask Him to forgiveness, however for sins (mortal) we do as Jesus commands and confess it to one another (our priests). Jesus said this directly to his disciples, so through Him, they were able to forgive sins. This power passed down to every priest, and so on and so forth. That felt good.

7. “Catholicism is a cult.”

Jesus Christ founded this Church more than 2,000 years ago, I would hardly call it a cult.

8. “Catholics aren’t Christians.”

The word Christian is associated with anyone who follows Christ’s teachings, and since the Catholic Church does just that then we are to be called Christians. Not to mention Catholics were actually the first Christians.

9. “Catholics added books to the Holy Bible.”

This one is so hilarious it hurts. For 300 years there was no Bible, only random writings from the prophets like St.Peter etc, until the Catholic monks compiled and canonized what is now known today as the Holy Bible. (That is until the Protestant Reformation occurred, in which one man *Martin Luther* removed 7 books). Ouch.

10. “Catholics believe you can pay your way into Heaven.”

We definitely do not. That is a huge misconception which occurred during the Protestant Reformation.

Despite the many stereotypes that hang over our faith, the important thing to remember is our Church has stood the test of time and remained for more than 2,000 years. Whether you are Catholic or Protestant-- we are all followers of Christ, and He is the ultimate goal.

“The truth is like a lion. You don’t have to defend it, let it loose, and it will defend itself.”

-St. Augustine of Hippo

IKAR daw ang Pangalan ng Iglesia sabi ng mga INC™

Iba't ibang kasuotan ng mga paring Katoliko mula sa Silangan at Kanluran (Larawan mula sa The Catholic Sun)

Hindi lang minsan ngunit maraming beses ko nang narinig sa mga kaaway ng tunay na Iglesia ang pagtawag sa kanya ng 'IKAR' o Iglesia Katolika Apostolika Romana (Apostolic Roman Catholic Church) raw.  Iyan daw po ang pangalan ng Iglesiang kinaaaniban ng mga tunay na sumasampalataya. 

Hindi ba't malaking KAMANGMANGAN ito? Sino bang Ministro ang nagturo sa kanila na ito ang pangalan ng Santa Iglesia?

Upang alisin sa kanila ang malaking kamang-mangan, narito ang isang artikulo mula sa CatholicSay: 

The Catholic religion/Church comprises all ecclesial communities, all group of churches in communion with the Pope. If a group or community does not adhere to the Pope, it is not part of the Catholic Church.

There are a number of individual or sui iuris (self-governing) churches, sometimes called “rites”. One of these is the Roman rite. It includes most catholics in the West. So when you say “Roman Catholic” it properly refers to a member of the Roman rite which is the largest of all other rites.

Maronites, Ukrainian, Chaldean, Syro-Malankara Catholics can be properly refered to as “Catholics” but not “Roman Catholics”. They are “Maronite Catholics”, “Chaldean Catholics” etc. They are all as catholic as everyone else since they are in full communion with the Pope.

All the rites are equal, their ecclesial customs and traditions may be different, ways of doing theology etc, but the doctrines are all the same.

Kaya't sa susunod na tawagin kayong IKAR ng mga kalaban ng Iglesia, sabihin niyo sa kanila na tama sila sapagkat tayo ay napapaloob sa ROMAN RITE o LATIN RITE. Ngunit MALI pa rin sila sapagkat HINDI lahat ng mga Katoliko ay napapaloob sa Latin Rite or Roman Rite.

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Ilang Anibersaryo na ba Kayo?

Kung ang inyong kinaaanibang "Iglesia" ay halos 101 taon pa lamang ang kanilang anibersaryo, mag-iisip isip na po kayo sapagkat sigurado pong PEKE o HUWAD po 'yan! Lisanin niyo na po agad sapagkat wala pong kaligtasan diyan!

Tara! Balik na tayo sa TUNAY na Iglesia ni Cristo!

GANYAN TAYO EH!:)

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