I saw Muslims taking part in Catholic events
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was just trying to remember, who converted the romans to catholics?
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When you see ang mohs in HDB estates, or Africans staying at you block, please hor, don't excited quickly post here.Originally posted by Cool-gal:i think TS is just feeling abit surprised to see muslim ard, nothing ma..
my RCIA used to have a muslim gal and we were surprised as well.
and when i saw alot of indians in my church, i was surprised as well.
cos i didnt noe many indians are actually catholic.
cos me suaku..
now i noe...
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i think paul was the one who spread the gospel to rome, then things got a little fuzzy from there.Originally posted by newcomer:was just trying to remember, who converted the romans to catholics? -
Hey I used to attend mass there right until it was being renovated/rebuild.Originally posted by Honeybunz:Yes, today there was a fun fair going on at St Mary of the Angels. Some Muslims took part in the event and I saw the Parish Priest showed a few Muslims around the church. The Muslims even brought some porridge prepared by the Mosque to the fun fair. Not sure whether need to pay for it or it's for free distribution. It was too crowded, so I didn't stay for long.
Believe me when you are at the gate of Heaven, St. Peter would not ask what religion are you . Jesus did not even claim to be Catholics nor He ever mentioned Catholics. That's the point of admitting, believing and knowing one true God.
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And Peter enjoyed the fruits of his labor?Originally posted by dumbdumb!:i think paul was the one who spread the gospel to rome, then things got a little fuzzy from there.
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How your know ah? You been there isit?Originally posted by Miracles&Prophecies:Believe me when you are at the gate of Heaven, St. Peter would not ask what religion are you . Jesus did not even claim to be Catholics nor He ever mentioned Catholics. That's the point of admitting, believing and knowing one true God.
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what a good Catholic brethen you have there.Originally posted by ObiterDicta:How your know ah? You been there isit?
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Well I've never been to the gate of Heaven but I've seen St PeterOriginally posted by ObiterDicta:How your know ah? You been there isit? .
Not really a charming guy last time he came to visit.
I think he goes to gym often eh great body......much more muscular than Hellboy though not as tall.
Edit: He's somebody now for sure....eh more powerful than any human on earth eh? I wouldn't mind to have some of his power.....aaahhh pure poooweeer....correction pure eternal poweeer......
But don't take my words....it was..personal
But that was some time agoooo.
Of course his face quite took me by surprised..... -
Originally posted by Miracles&Prophecies:Well I've never been to the gate of Heaven but I've seen St Peter .
Not really a charming guy last time he came to visit.
I think he goes to gym often eh great body......much more muscular than Hellboy though not as tall.
Edit: He's somebody now for sure....eh more powerful than any human on earth eh? I wouldn't mind to have some of his power.....aaahhh pure poooweeer....correction pure eternal poweeer......
But don't take my words....it was..personal
But that was some time agoooo.
Of course his face quite took me by surprised.....
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guys .. pls help to take care of your Catholic brethen.
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I know it's hard to believe so I don't expect anyone to believe it. Besides it was for me alone...and it was a long time ago about one year after seeing Jesus in a wake vision....in my 7 th grade. It wasn't in a vision nor a dream. Peter wore a a brown ala franciscan monk robe....great body. Very wide shoulder a very muscular chest, I don't know about his six pack LOL though.Originally posted by Honeybunz:
Seeing his face is like looking at the black hole(perhaps?). No light enter it or coming out from his face. Completely black dark. It's not that he doesn't have any face or head but it was covered in a substance(cloudy??) that doesn't allow light to penetrate.
No I'm not the only one who has seen him. I've read one other Christian testament book which write on the encounter with St. Peter in real world. "The torn Veil" the story of sister Gulshan Esther. But it's a rather old book so I don't think you are going to find it sold new. -
Icemoon I'm beginning to think you're omnipresentOriginally posted by Icemoon:guys .. pls help to take care of your Catholic brethen. -
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someone has been eating way too many nuts ...anywhooo...ecumenism is a great thing...lets all get along eh? time is fleeting
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yeah... But Mother Church sees that Ecumenism is for Christians only and Inter-Religious dialogue for the others.Originally posted by Demonight:someone has been eating way too many nuts ...anywhooo...ecumenism is a great thing...lets all get along eh? time is fleeting -
Typical eh? Filter out anything that doesn't match 'your reality' not the 'real reality'. Who are you to define what's real or not. If you do not know don't pass judgement lah.Originally posted by Demonight:someone has been eating way too many nuts ..
Keep the narrow perspective. Perhaps that works best for you eh.
I'm already sick of friends telling me to notify them the next time God tell me da future, they just hopelessly want to witness what they think as a miracle just for the sake of seeing it......those people even if they know one miracle they would still be making excuses: "How if it wasn't God?", "Instinct?", "Maybe we all have it too but we don't remember having them?" , "Don't believe such things lah(ignore them), you were delusional/hallucinating....", etc, etc.
I think by the time they die and come to be judged by the almighty God, they would say to themselves: "Ah....I must be dreaming" "You must be fake" "Show me your true self satan"
Too much movies too little faith.....or is that brain and common sense......precaution is necessary but common sense must also be applied.
Sorry if I babbling...just to get some out of my chest.
The interesting part is that these people are actually more afraid with people with power..more than they do God.....completely hopeless...no faith but they go to church...when it comes to stand on the faith they falter but they do say things like God is good so many times.......as if their wrongdoings which they don't want to admit not to mention regret would do them no harm because "God is good". I'm not saying one needs to blast his way out of everything...but for God's sake at least try to respect God if you know what I mean. I'm not saying you have to be a saint but be sure where you stand and make that commitment when required. God will help you in the time of trial.
If satan were here it would find people in abundance ready to follow it to hell.........many of them would be churchgoers too. They are either too dumb or too afraid....to make a stand for God.
The motto of satan I believe is: "If we can't convince(fool) him, attack(break) him".
Each blows teach you a move or two soon enough you'll be a fighter.
The war has already started. Which side are you on?
I follow Jesus the man who lived to endure so much sufferings and be put on the cross to die yet He is now alive in glory(I know that for sure). So what do I have to lose.
The only thing that could really kill me is my own doing(my own sins).
Sufferings brings us more glory and death is a sure victory. March on brothers/sisters! Our enemy is united, I'm worry to see today's condition that (Real) faithful people are scattered. So God preserve His people. -
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