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#363440 04/22/11 09:25 AM
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im a latin rite catholic who wants to become a byzantine catholic priest any ideas on how i can make some progress the latin priest i would meet with is retired now an the only BC parish is in grand rapids michigon and im from muskegon so going there is not an option at this time

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MEXcath:

Christ is in our midst!!

Welcome to the forum. That said, I'm curious as to how you arrived at this decision. If you have had no contact with a Byzantine Catholic parish of any kind, you'll probably face a lot of questions and hurdles before you ever realize that ambition.

If you have in the back of your mind that you want to be a married Byzantine Catholic priest, you might as well forget that one. There are processes in place to make sure that this is virtually impossible to accomplish.

If you've never experienced the Byzantine tradition--liturgical, spiritual, and theological--it will still be a great story to hear why you've come to this conclusion.

Have a great Pascha, be assured of our prayers among the brethren here, and welcome.

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theophan #363464 04/22/11 01:48 PM
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My first experiance with the byzantine tradition was at an orthodox church i felt a connection. then i remembered a show on ewtn about the UGCC when i first saw it i was like isnt this orthodox the bishops are wearing crowns. ive been to the orthodox church seveal times now they are very genorous theyve even bought tickets for my family to attend dinners and many are supportive of my ambitions. infact im tovespers there at 3 today

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well i just got back frome good friday services i first experianced the byzantine tradition at this GOC after that i wanted to know if catholic church had something similer then i remembered some UGCC shows from ewtn.


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