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Regarding the Eucharist, St. Paul told this to the Corinthians who did not take the Eucharist seriously: 1 Corinthians 11:34 Anyone who is hungry should eat something at home, so that when you meet together it may not result in judgment. And when I come I will give further directions.

Yes, and they were all men. As I said, Christ only chose men to be His Apostles. And Christ told only His Apostles to do this (Eucharist) in memory of Him. He was not speaking to all His disciples during the Last Supper. He spoke only to the Apostles, and the Apostles were priests and bishops.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice: Many studies have found that only a small percentage of homeless people panhandle, and only a small percentage of panhandlers are homeless. (See weblink below on page 6). http://cops.usdoj.gov/files/ric/CDROMs/POP1_60/Problem-Specific/Panhandling.pdf

Christ told St. Peter to take care of His entire flock. John 21:15-17 When they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?" "Yes, Lord," he said, "you know that I love you." Jesus said, "Feed my lambs." Again Jesus said, "Simon son of...

God does not change. In the Old Testament, God chose only men to lead His flock. In the New Testament, Christ chose only men to be His Apostles to take care of His entire sheep. Jesus came from the line of Melchizedek. As you can see in the Old Testament, it was a priest who brought bread...

That is true. It's the same here. I know a few who suffer from mental illnesses.

In the family of God, it is only the male who represents Christ. In a human family, the husband is the Head of the house and represents Christ while the woman represents the Church. In God's family, it is the same. The priest represents God's household....His flock.

In light of what you say, I think you are correct in that most of them are con-artists. However, a very small percentage of them are genuine. The fake ones only make it harder for the genuine ones. I guess it is the same with those on welfare and food stamps. There are many who abuse the...

In the Jewish religion, it is the head of the house who conducts and leads the Passover meal. That would be the father. The bishop and priest are considered the "head" of God's family because they represent Christ.

When Christ picked up the bread and said "This is my body" and then picked up the wine and said "This is my blood" and afterwards say "Do this in memory of me," the only ones in that room whom He spoke to were the Apostles. So, He gave the Apostles the authority to "do this in memory of...

I think that it's good that you found your way out of homelessness and poverty.

No, I've never been homeless. But I helped a family who was left homeless by a husband who didn't pay the rent and just left her and the kids. She was unemployed at that time and did not own a car. Her husband took the car. Certainly, it was not that family's choice to be homeless. The...

It is not all that simple. Some were not there by choice. Some found themselves to be there because of circumstances beyond their control.

If you had read that website I provided in my last post, it showed a pastor who lived as a homeless man for five days. During those five days, he has met real homeless people, who didn't live in an apartment, but who were sleeping on the streets at night. So, there are some homeless people out...

It's probably a fake story, but here's a real story of a pastor who went homeless for 5 days, recorded his experience, and delivered a sermon different from the pastor in Angelina's story...

Being a Christian means not judging others, which is what those people in Church did. God will deal with those who cheat others.

Thanks for sharing this. :D I agree.....being a Christian is more than something a person can claim.

I don't see the word "Trinity" in there. I don't even see the "definition or concept" of the Holy Trinity in that biblical verse. This "three" that you quote from the Bible is not even the "Holy Trinity." Let's be honest here. 1 John 5:7-8 For there are three that testify: 8 the Spirit...

If you can find the word "Trinity" in the Bible as you say, then show it to me. Give me the book, chapter, and verse. And I mean the "word" itself.....and NOT some definition or concept of the word. I want to see the word "TRINITY" in that biblical verse.

Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox are Christians. All three believe in Jesus Christ and that Christ is God. All three believe in the Holy Trinity. There are differences between all three Christians, which is the reason for some of the disagreements, but there are also many similarities...