Reconstructionism: A Look at Non-Catholic Traditions - Fr. Ray Ryland - Deep in History

In a lecture from the 2008 Deep in History Conference, Fr. Ray Ryland looks at the relationship between separated Eastern Churches and the Catholic Church- what they share in common regarding apostolic succession and the sacraments, as well as what barriers to unity exist among them. He looks at how attempts to repair the relationship between Catholicism and Eastern Christianity can serve as a paradigm for efforts toward apostolic unity with other Christian denominations.

[@andrewpearson1903]

13:32 The Augsburg Confession puts me in mind of Luke 13:26-7. Effectively they defined the Church as "When we eat and drink with Christ and He teaches in our streets."

[@bernardmendy5988]

Thank you Fr. Ray for this teaching. God bless you!!!

[@magoklou1302]

Amazing talk Fr. Ray, may God bless you!

[@icebox694]

Magok Lou yes May He rest in peace.

[@magoklou1302]

Isaiah Garcia, Amen!

[@ijp7578]

Great video father! I hope you rest in peace. God bless you.

[@approachinglimits]

I don’t know if any will see this but I bought a book by John Meyendorff called Vision of Unity. In this book on the front page it says “Fr. Ray Ryland, May 1998” I wonder if anyone knows if he signed books like this or if it was a private copy?

[@SuperIliad]

Semper Chesterton. A wonderful selection by Fr. Ryland from the vast library of Chesterton, a prophet of the 20th century.

[@ArchetypeGotoh]

24:19 begins an amazing insight

[@taylorbarrett384]

can you provide evidence that the first ecumenical councils only became binding after the Pope gave his approval? would be helpful info in my discussions with non-Catholics

[@reyreyes9701]

www.biblicalcatholic.com/apologetics/a35.htm

[@sydj32]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ6ocqiCg9SDY7M Father Ryland addresses that here