EP 6: What Is The Immaculate Conception? with Fr. Chris Alar, MIC

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• LY

  @lydiaborella5951 · 1 year ago

  Outstanding teaching. I have learnt so much. Thank you, Fr. Chris ❤  Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦

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• MA

  @MariaLacsamana-ik3in · 1 year ago

  Our lady of the immaculate conception, pray for us all you our spiritual mother n mother of our saviour n redeemer thank you for this informative talk 😮😮😮😅😅

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• LE

  @LearnEnglish_A1-C2 · 1 year ago

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• DE

  @Delilah122 · 1 year ago

  I was disappointed that I couldn’t see I Am The Immaculate Conception in my area. Does anyone know when I might be able to buy it?

• LE

  @LearnEnglish_A1-C2 · 1 year ago

  Hi I just saw the trailer for "I am the Immaculate Conception". This movie looks very theologically rich. Enjoy it. It reminds me to the cartoon movie, "The Greatest Miracle". Especially the part when the blood drop dropped on the Chalice. But here in this trailer of the "I am the Immalcutaee Conception", I can tell that the blood is time travelling through a warm-hole or such, and I bet that it will also fall on the chalice during the Holy Thursday last supper of Christ. But I might be wrong because in the trailer the blood drop seems to hit something round that looked like an ovarie which then explodes. LOL, But it wouldn't make sense if a blood enter an overie and moreover for the ovarie to explode, 😂. Now, what would makes sense, indeed, is if that blood is not really a blood drop, but a symbol of the Holy Spirit (in the form of a blood drop), entering the womb of Mary. If so, i don't understand why the symbol of a dove is not used for the Holy Spirit..... In anycase, there's only one way to find out, when I watch the movie!.🤪

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• AM

  @amazingloveism · 1 year ago

  Father Alah please explain to us why there is so many different our lady. &nbsp;I am confused, our lady is mother of god whom we adore and pray😢 to her but then there is our lady of Guadalupe, our lady of &nbsp;so many different ones <br>Thanks father Alah

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• WE

  @wesleysimelane3423 · 1 year ago

  The immaculate conception dogma is missing from the earliest patristic sources. Mary didn’t even enter into the picture of theological disputes of the church fathers until the upsurge of Christological heresies and the impulse of asceticism and monasticism in church history.<br><br><br>Catholic scholar, Ludwig Ott, admits: “Neither Greek nor Latin Fathers explicitly teach the Immaculate Conception of Mary” (Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma, Tan Publishers, 1960, p. 201)<br><br><br>The New Catholic Encyclopedia (1967, 7:378-81) states that:<br>“…the Immaculate Conception is not taught explicitly in Scripture … the earliest church Fathers regarded Mary as holy but not as absolutely sinless … It is impossible to give a precise date when this belief was held as a matter of Faith, but by the 8th or 9th century, it seems to have been generally admitted…”<br><br><br>Even after then, controversies over this dogma raged on for a whole 1000 years with the Dominicans fighting the Franciscans over the issue. The so-called “infallible authority” of Rome was neutral on the issue.<br>Even a 19th century Catholic bishop admitted:<br>“The Church does not decide the controversy concerning the Conception of the Blessed Virgin, and several other disputed points, because she sees nothing clear and certain concerning them either in the written or unwritten Word, and therefore leaves her children to form their own opinions concerning them” (Cited in George Salmon, The Infallibility of the Church, 182)<br><br><br>This proves that this dogma was a very late development and had just been around only about 150 years. It can’t be supported either with the Bible or traditions.