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    Question about scientific research

    The records show considerable efficacy for both AZT in AIDS and several vaccines for SARS-COVI-2
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    Prayers for Uvalde

    It is lovely and kindly to pray for the people who died and for their loved ones. It would be better still to act to stop the carnage in schools.
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    Why did Jesus say it?

    perhaps, it is not clear how saint John the theologian died. The question in the first post is asking why did Jesus make any comment about saint John living until his (Christ's) return [in glory]?
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    Catholic Church definition of the canonical scriptures.

    Catholic really means "according to the whole" rather than "universal" and the idea of the Catholic in Catholic Church is more about conformance to the consensus of the whole Church than about some vague universality. Nevertheless the Catholic Church has vast geographic, cultural, and time...
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    Catholic Church definition of the canonical scriptures.

    No on both counts.
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    Catholic Church definition of the canonical scriptures.

    I do not knows those names, I have heard them but more so from the mouth of those who are not of the Catholic Church. the Church is Catholic. Individuals in it and national groups within her can be called Canadian Catholics, or Mexican Catholics, and I guess that those resident in Rome may be...
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    Catholic Church definition of the canonical scriptures.

    Catholic as in Catholic.
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    Catholic Church definition of the canonical scriptures.

    Same thing, the early church called itself the Catholic Church.
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    Catholic Church definition of the canonical scriptures.

    Time for me to go.
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    I do not see why Jewish beliefs matter for this topic.
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    A thought or two regarding saint Jerome's vulgate and accompanying notes.
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    The Vulgate makes a whole lot of sense with its numbering of the Esdrases.
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    Why does an inspired book need to be quoted by an apostle in order to be accepted as inspired?
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    Why did Jesus say it?

    The point is this. Never take the word of an enemy of the Catholic Church as the unbiased truth.
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    "America" is now offensive to N and S America

    ;)
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    My Douay Rheims Bible has 1 Esdras and 2 Esdras (aka Nehemias).
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    Why did Jesus say it?

    Really? The Catechism of the Catholic Church says
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    Isn't 1 Esdras "Ezra"?
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    "America" is now offensive to N and S America

    Well then, let us call people from the USA "USA people". Very civilised and not even slightly inaccurate.
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    A P O C R Y P H A : Included in every Holy Bible from the 4th century AD to the 19th Century AD

    Orthodox churches accept all the books regarded as canonical by the Catholic Church.
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