Catholic vs Orthodox Easter, Which Calendar is CORRECT? 

Pr*de is a sin.

@@OrthoKarterThat’s a different kind of pride, but yeah.

I am very much happy to be a Christian and not an orthodox anymore

Have you looked at the Eastern Catholic rites?

And i like the intro how long did it take to make?

Wrong!

They use both. There are two Ukrainian Catholic churches (byzantine rite) near my home. One uses the Gregorian calendar, and the other uses the Julian calendar. Actually, half of the parish left the first church after it adopted the Gregorian calendar and formed the second X number of years ago. I only know this because I plan on visiting one.

@@Saiyan585 Thank you!

Yes! Every time I watch it it gives me chills! 🙏🏽

​@@VoiceOfReason_Jimmy Akin address this, it not real

Orthodox are a hot mess 😢

Watch Jimmy Akin he address this

The Miracle of the Holy Fire on Easter & the Miracle of the Light of Mount Tabor on the Transfiguration only ever happen on the Patristic Calendar, never the Gregorian calendar.

Left Orthodox

@@bbakleh L to u

Nobody care

The church have the keys of the kingdom of God on earth, whatever they bind on earth is bind in heaven, you have no say in this matter, protestant are heretic, and the Jewish passover over and done away

The church have the keys of the kingdom on earth, whatever they bind on earth is bind in heaven, protestant and jew are heretic sets

Easter is only called Easter in Germanic languages because the feast of Pascha happened to coincide with the secular Anglo-Saxon feast of Eostre which also began roughly around springtime. Eostre was named after an ancient Anglo-Saxon feast day for what St. Bede thought might have been a god, but he is the only source for this and it's possible Eostre was just an Anglo-Saxon word for rising or new life. Either way, this is no different than using the names "March" or "June" for the months in our calendars since clearly we are not celebrating pagan deities by simply using their names and they are just convenient distinctions in time we can use to calculate dates of events. Prior to Saint Gregory the Great's evangelization of the Anglo-Saxon people in the 6th century, Easter (Pascha or a variation of Pascha in Latin, Greek, and Aramaic; the languages of the early Church) was celebrated on the same day and was not even named after a secular celebration since they just used their word for "passover" in their respective languages. If we are going to quibble about the use of pagan names in Christian life, we should all really only use Hebrew names, since all translations of original Biblical names have some degree of paganization in order to make the sounds pronounceable to foreign tongues. Even so, "Moses" was an Egyptian pagan name and "Christ" (which is where your name comes from) was a Greek pagan title meaning "anointed one" before the word Messiah (meaning the same thing) was translated from Hebrew into Greek as Christ. Even the word "passover" is an invention by Protestant William Tyndale as the Hebrews used the same word "Pascha" which is similar but etymologically very different. Even if our calculations for the date of Easter (pascha) were pagan, the Holy Spirit continues to guide the Church (the new Israel and the new temple) through the successors of the Apostles. Surely whether we're celebrating the risen Christ today, tomorrow, or yesterday, we are still loving Christ as best we can. Holy scripture doesn't even tell us to celebrate Easter (pascha) on a specific day, just that we ought to celebrate the risen Christ. Thus, the Church, following the custom of the earliest Christians, was free to choose one day to celebrate. This is now binding on Christian because our authorities, using their powers to bind and loose (Matthew 16) have told us as Christians that it is spiritually adventagious for all of us to gather on the same day to worship, which is not unreasonable. If you have a problem with the Church making her own feast days, you are not trusting the protection of the Holy Spirit given to the Bishops, Priests, and Deacons of Jesus Christ to bind and loose, especially given to Saint Peter and his successors

@@catholicchad2254 ... Hello again,, and thank you for your thoughtful reply... Your video came across my recommended front page... so i also thoughtfully replied to the question in your video-title ... and will now again... In regards to binding and loosing:... The Church can only go so far in that authority... just in the same way that the elders of ancient Israel, Judah, & Levites were given authority...And when they had begun to go beyond what was written in the scriptures as commanded... even into lawless territory... their authority still got trumped by what the scriptures say... even as an example for us, that still applies today. 2 Timothy 3 : 16 - 17: 16 )"All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is Profitable For Doctrine, For Reproof, For Correction, For Instruction in righteousness:" 17) "That the man of God may be Perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works." ( See also: Matt 15.. Mark 7 ... Matt 23 ) Also in regards to binding and loosing... To put it in context... after His statement in Matt 18 : 18 ... "Verily I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." He goes on to give "The Parable Of The Wicked Servant", who kept his servant "bound" and unforgiven in his small debt, after he, himself had been "loosed" and forgiven by the King from his large debt. The same lesson for The Church: Matt 6 : 14 "For if ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you:" ( Loosed in heaven ) Matt 6:15 "But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." ( Bound in heaven ) As for Easter... The Church has inherited many lies... in which, the changing of the time of Passover, away from the scriptures, is one of them... ( Not even Polycarp would keep Easter Sunday, because it was never given to him to keep personally by the Apostle John... And if the Bishop of Rome was truly the successor of Peter, and John knew that... then why didn't he likewise convey the knowledge of that supposed authority to Polycarp, when the Roman Bishop Anicetus was trying to coerce him into observing a different time for the Pascha Of Christ?... It's the same sin that 'The House of Israel' fell into, when Jeroboam of The Northern Kingdom issued a "counterfeit" Feast time, in the place of the Feast Of Tabernacles, upon the 8th month, instead of in the 7th, in which God had commanded. ( 1 Kings 12 : 25 - 33 & Leviticus 23 : 33 - 44 ) The Prophet Daniel also foresaw a 4th "Beast" ( Kingdom ) rise up, and out of it a "man", speaking great words against The Most High, persecuting the saints, and thinking to "change" the appointed "times" and "Law". And even Paul warned that the apostasy within the Church, would start to begin, even in his day... Acts 20 : 28 - 31 28 ) "Take Heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the Church Of God, which he hath purchased with his own blood." 29 ) "For I know this, that after my departing shall grievous wolves enter in among you, not sparing the flock." 30 ) "Also of your own selves shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them." 31 ) "Therefore watch, and remember, that by the space of three years I ceased not to warn every one night and day with tears." I've never heard that the name "Moses" was a pagan Egyptian-god... That's interesting.. Will have to look into that... I always thought the name meant: "to draw out of water", or something like that?... But the Greek word for "anointed" is just a verb in the description of what something; being a person, place, or thing, is. And yes, The honor of pagan gods upon a so-called "Christian" calendar, shouldn't even be a "situation" we have to deal with either... Especially when it was in "Pope Gregory's" Power to finally get the names of those "false gods" off and out of there .. ( in which, was also part of the downfall of ancient Israel, as just another example! ) Exodus 23 : 13 "And in all things that I have said unto you BEWARE: and Make No Mention Of The Name Of Other Gods, Neither Let It Be Heard OUT OF THY MOUTH." Deut 12 : 3 "And ye shall overthrow their altars, and break their pillars, and burn their groves with fire; and ye shall hew down the graven images of their gods, And Destroy THE NAMES Of Them OUT OF THAT PLACE." It's just a shame that mankind keeps repeating the same mistakes against our Creator... even within the numerous examples of cause and effect, given to us Through His Word, and in hindsight. : (

No it's not.

@@BillySap12 hahaha bro I’m not even gonna argue it’s just basic knowledge

@@Thesonsofman ... They are two separate churches.

@@BillySap12 there is a difference between Roman Catholic, and Catholic

@@Thesonsofman but you said that orthodoxy is catholicism 💀

Because they don’t follow the Gregorian calendar they follow the other one :)))

Christmas isn’t yule

Christmas isn’t Yule

@@CatholicMaan it’s saturnalia

@@user-py4sg2bb5t nope! Scholars disagree

@@CatholicMaan what do they say about the Hellenization

I don’t, and neither do any Christians 😉 Easter/Passover is the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. 🙏🏽