Useless And Incomplete Sacrifice

[LouisvilleFan]

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Can you please explain to us in what way your suffering becomes salvation to others?
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By giving it to Christ.

[reyb]

[quote name='LouisvilleFan' timestamp='1348422558' post='2485705']
By giving it to Christ.
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To all Catholic Priest and Scholars,

It is wrong to call your hardships suffering for others if you are doing it voluntarily and willingly in order to gain something out of it. It is better to say, you are working for your own salvation rather than ‘suffering’. Thus, I ask in my previous post ‘how come your suffering becomes salvation to others’?

Now, if you are telling me that your ‘suffering’ means hardship in preaching the word of God or whatever priestly duties you are doing for them. Do you consider the ‘hardships’ of protestant preachers a kind of suffering too? Or Do you consider them (protestant preachers) co-saviour of Jesus Christ too?

So can you please explain what do you mean by ‘giving yourself to Christ’ in a more clearer manner?

Are you saying that whenever you perform your Eucharistic Offering, you are offering yourself too together with Christ? Thus, priest are co-savior of Christ but not any woman even your Mother of God?

[To Jesus Through Mary]

You are right! St Paul was much to blame when he started saying that he suffered for Christ. He is who started this whole ridiculous trend! The trend that has been going on for over 2000 year.

Edited September 27, 2012 by To Jesus Through Mary

[Winchester]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348736026' post='2487211']
[s]To all Catholic Priest and Scholars,

It is wrong to call your hardships suffering for others if you are doing it voluntarily and willingly in order to gain something out of it. It is better to say, you are working for your own salvation rather than ‘suffering’. Thus, I ask in my previous post ‘how come your suffering becomes salvation to others’?

Now, if you are telling me that your ‘suffering’ means hardship in preaching the word of God or whatever priestly duties you are doing for them. Do you consider the ‘hardships’ of protestant preachers a kind of suffering too? Or Do you consider them (protestant preachers) co-saviour of Jesus Christ too?

So can you please explain what do you mean by ‘giving yourself to Christ’ in a more clearer manner?

Are you saying that whenever you perform your Eucharistic Offering, you are offering yourself too together with Christ? Thus, priest are co-savior of Christ but not any woman even your Mother of God?[/s]
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[reyb]

[quote name='To Jesus Through Mary' timestamp='1348742091' post='2487217']
You are right! St Paul was much to blame when he started saying that he suffered for Christ. He is who started this whole ridiculous trend! The trend that has been going on for over 2000 year.
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Can you please tell us where in Apostle’s letter he ever said he is co-savior of Jesus Christ? Or can you please show us if he ever performed this Eucharistic Offering?

Yes, he suffered in preaching the gospel of salvation but it does not mean his suffering saves us because only God can reveal His Christ, which saved us. Witnesses can testify the way of salvation but they have no power to save anyone because only God can reveal the way of salvation, which is the Christ.

Now, since you are insisting and truly believe that your Eucharistic offering is binding. Can you please tell us why the death of Jesus Christ necessary to save you (priests and bishops) before we discuss why your self-offering becomes ‘complementary’ to the incomplete offering of Christ?

Edited September 28, 2012 by reyb

[Winchester]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348822396' post='2487550']
[s]Can you please tell us where in Apostle’s letter he ever said he is co-savior of Jesus Christ? Or can you please show us if he ever performed this Eucharistic Offering?

Yes, he suffered in preaching the gospel of salvation but it does not mean his suffering saves us because only God can reveal His Christ, which saved us. Witnesses can testify the way of salvation but they have no power to save anyone because only God can reveal the way of salvation, which is the Christ.

Now, since you are insisting and truly believe that your Eucharistic offering is binding. Can you please tell us why the death of Jesus Christ necessary to save you (priests and bishops) before we discuss why your self-offering becomes ‘complementary’ to the incomplete offering of Christ?[/s]
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[reyb]

It is much better if you give your answers or explanations to the questions at hand rather than physically erasing these words. Ignoring them is not a good answer. It means only one thing. The foundation of all your teachings, sacraments, doctrines and everything in Catholicism is ‘faith’. But faith is useless if it is not rooted in truth.

Edited September 29, 2012 by reyb

[Winchester]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348880127' post='2487807']
[s]It is much better if you give your answers or explanations to the questions at hand rather than physically erasing these words. Ignoring them is not a good answer. It means only one thing. The foundation of all your teachings, sacraments, doctrines and everything in Catholicism is ‘faith’. But faith is useless if it is not rooted in truth. Yes, there are many truths but there is only one truth which can saved the soul of a man. And God alone can reveal him.[/s]
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No. It means I used strikethrough.

[reyb]

[quote name='Winchester' timestamp='1348880240' post='2487809']
No. It means I used strikethrough.
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Ok. Noted.

[reyb]

To summarize our discussion:


Catholics are saying that the death of Jesus is a perfect offering but still his suffering is not complete to save the rest of humanity. And whatever is lacking in the suffering of Jesus, priest and priesthood filled them. Thus, whenever they officiate their Eucharistic Offering, priest and priesthood are like a drop of water in a cup of wine and becomes the true blood of Christ. Hence, whenever a priest said ‘This is my blood…’. He (the priest and the entire priesthood) is also offering his grace together with the grace of Jesus to all Catholics.

It is now no wonder why many Catholics do not asked about it since many priest do not explain this either.

Thus, priesthood is co-savior of Jesus Christ and the rest like nuns and even Mary their Mother of God are not. She is just co-redemptrix which means just cooperating to fulfill the saving power of God thru Jesus.

Ironically, many priests are Marian Devotees who asked for help and assistance to Mary for their own salvation. I really cannot imagine why they need to do it since they are already co-savior of Jesus while Mary is not? What help do you still need if you are already a co-savior of God and what help can Mary give since she is not?

So, that’s it.

Priest and priesthood are co-savior of Jesus. Jesus' blood and their blood into one blood is offered in the altar.

Edited September 29, 2012 by reyb

[KnightofChrist]

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[reyb]

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To all Catholics,

Please remember the warning of Apostle Paul in 1 Cor 10:21-22, he said....

You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too; you cannot have a part in both the Lord's table and the table of demons.

So, if you think you doing what is holy in the eyes of God. Who am I to tell you ‘don’t do it’? Apostle Paul is truly amazing because he said further ‘Everything is permissible"-but not everything is beneficial. "Everything is permissible"-but not everything is constructive.’

I am hoping it is still not yet too late for all of you.(Priest and Bishops). .

[Nihil Obstat]

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That is a very serious facial tic.

[Lil Red]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348891966' post='2487883']
I am hoping it is still not yet too late for all of you.(Priest and Bishops). .
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uh.....gee thanks?

[KnightofChrist]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348891966' post='2487883']


To all Catholics,

Please remember the warning of Apostle Paul in 1 Cor 10:21-22, he said....

You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too; you cannot have a part in both the Lord's table and the table of demons.

So, if you think you doing what is holy in the eyes of God. Who am I to tell you ‘don’t do it’? Apostle Paul is truly amazing because he said further ‘Everything is permissible"-but not everything is beneficial. "Everything is permissible"-but not everything is constructive.’

I am hoping it is still not yet too late for all of you.(Priest and Bishops). .
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[reyb]

[quote name='KnightofChrist' timestamp='1348900361' post='2487930']

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Simple but revealing.

[KnightofChrist]

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[Winchester]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348901634' post='2487931']

Simple but revealing.
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Why don't you take a year off and read?

[reyb]

[quote name='Winchester' timestamp='1348926960' post='2487970']
Why don't you take a year off and read?
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Don’t you see I am already reading your (Catholic) books and find them full of contradiction?

[Winchester]

[quote name='reyb' timestamp='1348930763' post='2487996']


Don’t you see I am already reading your (Catholic) books and find them full of contradiction?
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Sure you are.