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Jeremia din Praga si Jan Huss canonizati? Ar fi minunat.
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Jan Huss si Jeremia din Praga
Interesant interviul, nu știam că cei doi au fost martirizați pentru Ortodoxie.
Îmi place cum e pictată icoana lor - cu arderea pe rug. —Does that mean that Jan Hus’s and Jerome’s martyric deaths could be considered martyrdom for Orthodoxy?—It was precisely of Orthodoxy that they were accused. This was one of the points of accusation of their heresy. However, they considered themselves Catholics and officially were so. Only at the end of the twentieth century did the Primate of the Roman Catholic Church, John Paul II, express his deep regret over their burning at the stake. But he did not go beyond regret. And they both, Jan Hus and Jerome of Prague, died for the undistorted faith, for the pure faith of Christ—that is, for Orthodoxy. Therefore we are completely justified in canonizing them as saints. This has already been confirmed by the Church of Cyprus and the Greek Church. Other Orthodox Churches also support us. Interviul cu Mitropolitul Christopher a fost luat în anul 2011 - oare de ce durează atat de mult canonizarea celor doi? |
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Citat:
Da, au considerat Biserica Bizantului ca fiind necorupta(la fel si Luther), dar motivul pentru care au fost omorati a fost proto-protestantismul lor, asta e evident din declaratiile lor. Hai sa nu o dam intr-un ortodoxocentrism aiurea.
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