At the intersection of two major Christian traditions - Catholic and Orthodox - Byzantine Catholics have a little bit of both worlds. Hence, their unique view upon the world, that waits to be rediscovered as meaningful for the 21st century.
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At the intersection of two major Christian traditions - Catholic and Orthodox - Byzantine Catholics have a little bit of both worlds. Hence, their unique view upon the world, that waits to be rediscovered as meaningful for the 21st century.
In today’s episode of Refreshing Bread, Fr. Adrian Rosca makes an insightful analogy: imagine receiving two invitations to dine at different restaurants. The first is in the best restaurant in town, the second is a place almost shut down by the health inspector. Which one will you accept? Similarly, in our reading wisdom’s invitation to humanity is to a banquet at her house, with best food and drinks, great people and all are welcome. Foolishness, invites humanity to a different kind of meal – stolen food, eaten in secret; death is her guest. Which one will you choose?
Proverbs 9:12 - 9:18
Music: Lost Frontier by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Refreshing Bread
At the intersection of two major Christian traditions - Catholic and Orthodox - Byzantine Catholics have a little bit of both worlds. Hence, their unique view upon the world, that waits to be rediscovered as meaningful for the 21st century.
