LoverVIIBourbon

Im going to be changing my username soon so I dont alarm anyone when they see a new name, the avatar will remain the same just to smooth over the transition, thanks! ✝️and Merry Christmas to everyone!

-Hazel_la_girliepop-

Hello! :D

LoverVIIBourbon

@-Hazel_la_girliepop- Yeah doing alright a bit full from Thanksgiving, what are you up to?
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-Hazel_la_girliepop-

@AdlerBourbon I'm good! How about you?
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LoverVIIBourbon

@-Hazel_la_girliepop- Hi Hazel how are you?
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relreal

You should just make a Catholic community here on wp where we can all chat and stuff.

-Hazel_la_girliepop-

@relreal Ooh you guys needs to let me know about this!
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relreal

@AdlerBourbon I can help. I will create the account. You make a list of Catholic users you interacted with on here and email it to me at relreal.mail@gmail.com this could be fun.
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LoverVIIBourbon

@relreal how do I do that?
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-Hazel_la_girliepop-

I have a question I plan to ask all my Catholic friends because I had someone ask me and I genuinely don't know the answer:
          
          Are Roman Catholics and Catholics the same thing? Like I'm aware that my family is in fact Franciscan Catholic but I'm not sure if that's a similar classification or not!

LoverVIIBourbon

@-Hazel_la_girliepop- Youre very welcome Hazel, anytime!
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-Hazel_la_girliepop-

@AdlerBourbon Okay that's so cool! I'll forward that unto the person who asked the question tysm!
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LoverVIIBourbon

@-Hazel_la_girliepop- Yes. In fact I just looked it up on the Catholic encyclopedia on newadvent.org and actually roman Catholic was something protestants created as a pejoritive term toward us because they did not want Catholics to have a monopoly on the word Catholic, at the time they still considered themselves part of the Catholic church. But yes its the same thing, as opposed to something like a Byzantine Catholic which is a different rite but still Catholic.
            
            The Franciscans are an order within the Catholic church. So you dont have to say Franciscan Catholic. You are a Catholic of the Roman Rite under the Franciscan order. The Roman rite is also known as the Latin Rite but after 1969 and the second ecumenical council of the vatican they removed the Latin Rite for their counterfeit "novus ordo rite".
            
            Thats something really important for you to look into. Latin Mass vs novus ordo/vatican II. I can give you a lot of information if you want.
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