EVIDENCE OF THE COUNTER REFORMATION IN MODERN TIMES
Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at 8:19AM NOTRadio In our film, "A Lamp in the Dark: the Untold History of the Bible," we give
a history of the Counter Reformation, launched by Rome for the purpose of
destroying the work of the Reformers. Led by the Jesuit Order, its
ultimate aim is to reclaim all forms of Protestantism back to Rome. A
special emphasis has been placed on England for centuries, with
renewed efforts set forth by Pope Benedict XVI, which has resulted in
many Anglican ministers converting to Catholicism. All this began back
in the 19th century and was extensively warned about by Charles H.
Spurgeon, which is documented in the book, "Geese in Their Hoods."
If this pattern continues, we will see many more churches coming under
the power of Romanism.
Episcopal church in Bladensburg to convert to Roman Catholicism
Written by: Michelle Boorstein
An Episcopal church in Maryland — including its pastor — has decided to convert to Catholicism, the first in the United States to make the move under new Vatican rules meant to appeal to disaffected Protestants.
St. Luke’s, a small, tight-knit congregation in Bladensburg with a majority of members from Africa and the Caribbean, will be allowed to hold onto its Anglican traditions even as it comes under the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. That will include being led by its married pastor, the Rev. Mark Lewis, and retaining much...(read full article here).
Reader Comments (1)
I grew up going to the Episcopal Church. I was every level of "Acolyte" there was. The type of Episcopal I went to was known as the "catholic" type. The services were identical to a Roman Catholic service. All the same mantras, costumes, "sacraments", candles, incense, etc.
There are three types - catholic, liberal, evangelical.
My mom left the Episcopal church a while back due to what was happening and started going to the Anglican church.
As far as I'm concerned, it's all bad.