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Re: Bishop changes in Metropolia of Pittsburgh & Elsewhere
Fr. Deacon Lance #416138 08/29/16 08:27 AM
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His resume is more impressive Byzantine than most cradle anything priests: http://www.usccb.org/news/2015/15-053e.cfm
Re: Bishop changes in Metropolia of Pittsburgh & Elsewhere
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Sure, but he was incardinated into the Melkite Eparchy not many years after his ordination as a Latin priest. I think his many years as a Melkite priest qualifies him to be cradle Melkite too, no?
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Originally Posted by Collin Nunis
Sure, but he was incardinated into the Melkite Eparchy not many years after his ordination as a Latin priest. I think his many years as a Melkite priest qualifies him to be cradle Melkite too, no?

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"cradle" implies, well, "cradle". It's like "native".


You either are, or are not; you don't "become."
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