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The Miracle of Damascus: Part Four [Lo Res for Dial-up]
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Video Description:
May we all be one on Earth as Christ is One with the Father in Heaven. This begins with forgiving and loving one another.
Catholic Digital Studio has been given permission from Rick Salbato of Unity Publishing to re-produce and re-cut this 5 1/2 hour documentary series, The Miracle of Damascus, about a church-approved Marian apparition and a Syrian mystic named Myrna Nazzour. She has stigmata, experiences visions of both the Blessed Mother and Jesus, and exudes Olive Oil with healing properties, from her face, hands and eyes.
The Icon of Soufanieh also exudes the same oil, which has healed and blessed a vast multitude.
Myrna is from the Byzantine Rite of the Catholic Church, specifically Melkite. A Rite represents a church tradition about how the sacraments are to be celebrated. The Catholic Church has four major Rites: Roman, Antiochean, Alexandrian and Byzantine.
Byzantine.net defines the Byzantine Catholic Church and its history, "... As the disciples brought the Gospel to different parts of the world, they adapted ceremonies of the Liturgy to the customs and music of that people. In the end, four great centers of Christianity emerged with distinctive Christian customs, but the same faith. These centers were located in the great cities of Jerusalem, Antioch, Rome and Alexandria. A couple of centuries later when the capital of the Roman empire was moved to the Eastern city of Byzantium and renamed Constantinople, an adaptation of the Antioch way of celebrating Liturgy was made. Thus a new center of Christianity arose in Constantinople and her ritual became known as the Byzantine Rite. From Constantinople the Slavic peoples of Eastern Europe were converted by Sts. Cyril and Methodius and naturally followed the Byzantine Rite. Today the Byzantine Rite is subdivided into ecclesiastical jurisdictions based on ethnic groupings, such as Greek, Ukrainian, Ruthenian, Russian,
etc."
The film has an Imprimatur and the messages have a Nihil Obstat (no error).
This story is very touching and is pertinent to the unity of all Christians. God wants Christians united under one flock, one visible shepherd, most especially Catholicism and Orthodoxy. The video teaches about love, prayer and forgiveness, living out the Gospel Message through a love-willed and love-centered life.
To learn more about Myrna Nazzour see
http://www.soufanieh.com/
http://www.unitypublishing.com
http://www.catholicdigitalstudio.com
The last site, Catholic Digital Studio, has a free Online Catholic Library, Myrna's videos and other Catholic Videos, apologetics resources, catechisms and Online Bible Catholic studies. Come and check us out.
God Bless!
Mary Ann Button
Tags for this video: Catholic Christian Ecumenical evangelization God Holy love miracle Myrna Nazzour new Orthodox pray Spirit Syria Trinity
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| The Liturgical Hymn ... ( 1 year ago by maraljan) |
| The Liturgical Hymn on 3:00-5:28 is "Patz Mez Der" or "We beseech you o Lord, Open for us" Sung during the Armenian Orthodox and Catholic Mass on Palm Sunday. Translation: "We beseech you, O Lord, Open for us, the gate of your mercy. We deploringly beseech you o Lord." |
| Jesus founded one ... ( 1 year ago by maraljan) |
| Jesus founded one Church, pray for unity among all Orthodox Churches and the Catholic Church. As Pope John Paul II said, we need to breath with both our lungs. |
| What are the major ... ( 1 year ago by Button36) |
| What are the major obstacles to unity with Orthodoxy and Catholicism? Is it the filioque? Or is it simply differing liturgical calendars? Or is there some difference in Marian theology? Essentially, from what I've been told, the beliefs are very nearly identical. I think that the power of prayer from a unified Orthodox/Catholic Church would defeat the works of the devil in our times. God bless! |
| You are right, the ... ( 1 year ago by maraljan) |
| You are right, the Orthodox and Catholic churches are nearly identical. They both believe in the traditions passed down, the holy sacrifice of the mass, Marian devotion...the main difference is the Magisterium. |
| The calendar ... ( 1 year ago by maraljan) |
| The calendar difference is something people did for no valid reason, I honestly don't know why. I know the Armenian Orthodox church celebrates Easter with the Catholic church on the same day. Unfortunately the Greeks don't...not sure about the other orthodox churches. The apparitions tell us Jesus is not happy with this...He wants all his children to celebrate his ressurection the same day. |
| but most apparently ... ( 1 year ago by persie31) |
| but most apparently seen the differences is in orthodox churches they use no any instrument when singing.they sang by voice only.but God pls i know that day will happen .when the whole world,every tongue will confess u r god.pls dont abandoned them lord .and i know u will.please unite the protestant also.amen |
| just be one ( 1 year ago by LeenaY88) |
| just be one |
| We should unite as ... ( 1 year ago by cjthetim) |
| We should unite as one church. |
| Praise to the lord. ... ( 1 year ago by hofer221) |
| Praise to the lord. Jesus is alive in flesh and blood. I am a roman catholic christian and the pope is called by jesus to be the holy leader, the human hand for Gods church on earth. |
| I enjoyed the video ... ( 5 months ago by pedelcosa) |
| I enjoyed the video, I hope to see them all throught 10 opr so. Praise the lord!! |
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