Will the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) be regularzed with Rome in the near future?
106510
not in the near future.and i doubt ever.
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Holy Moly!  The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster will want to know about that...\n\nhttp://www.venganza.org
785305
I don't think it'll ever be fully reconciled, but it will be closer than it is now.  It seems the pendulum of thought is swinging back toward the dark ages at the moment :(
313045
hope so, but not any time soon. next time it's gonna be in south africa, after that south america (brazil), after that im not sure
464053
If we went to any other country, would they change their whole structure to make it easy for us, english-speaking, people to understand? No! Nor would we expect it.  "When in Rome..."  I don't understand people who come here for a better life than the one they left, then they try to make it more like the life they left! Well, because of the cost of changing everything to suit them, it may soon be like the poor country they are used to. ...and I am Hispanic!
325830
As many members of the diocese who can. If you've never been before, make this year a first.\n\nUnless of course, you happen to be a member of the Coptic Church.  That's a whooooooooole different ball game....
722492
I suggest you inquire in SSS information booth. They surely will assist you.
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According to an article in Life magazine, yes.  As we are becoming a world of easier communication and safer transportation, we'll eventually become a more unified one colored world.\n\nThis won't be for another 1000+ years however.\nAsian culture will become a broad mix of white, black, and some hispanic.  The dominant features though will be Asian.
705607
in the future will Y/A still exist?
316578
I miss John Paul II =(\n\nYou could go to the vatican, I know he gives audiences.  I also travels, if you can find out where he'll be perhaps you can meet him.  If you live in the US it would be harder as he doesn't come here often.  \n\nHe holds audiences almost every Wednesday but you have to buy tickets in advance (call 011-39-06-698-83017).  This obviously requires going to Rome though.  But what a trip!  I would love to meet the pope and receive his blessing, and I'm not even Catholic.  \n\nTry to ignore the people saying, "just talk to god" or "the pope is a man made position", they are rude and disrespectful and I'm sorry you have to deal with them in an honest question.  \n\nGood luck to you!
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Even if this supposed prophecy is true, it does not say how many popes will be after the current pope.\n\nThere are several interpretations regarding the last Popes listed by St. Malachy taken by those who believe the prophecies:\n\nRegarding whether additional Popes, not listed by St. Malachy occur between Gloria Olivae and Petrus Romanus the following differing views are held: \n\n1. Gloria Olivae is immediately followed by Petrus Romanus. \n\n2. Because no number is assigned to Petrus Romanus, he and Gloria Olivae might be one and the same pope. \n\n3. Because no number is assigned to Petrus Romanus, any number of popes could intervene between these two popes. \n\n4. Because no number is assigned to Petrus Romanus, it is also possible that he will not be an actual pope (that is, that "Peter the Roman" may take on the role of the Pope without putting on the robe of the Pope). Under this possible scenario, a catastrophe at the Vatican -- perhaps a terrorist attack -- could wipe out the top leadership of the Church during either a consistory or a conclave of the College of Cardinals. As a result, with no viable College surviving to elect a new pontiff, this particular scenario would have a surviving official of the Roman Curia succeeding to the top leadership of the Church but not as Pope. Since he would not rise to the Papacy itself but instead would become, in effect, the top caretaker of the Church, he would not need to assume a new papal name such as Peter; thus he would keep the name he has had since his birth in Italy, and that name already would be Peter (or, in Italian, Pietro). Currently (that is, as of March 2006) there is only one such candidate for Petrus Romanus within the Roman Curia. His name is Pietro Parolin, the Vatican Under-Secretary of State for Relations with States, appointed by Pope John Paul II in 2002 to serve under Archbishop Giovanni Lajolo. A native of Schiavon, Italy, Monsignor Parolin was born in January 1955. \n\n5. That the prophecies are indeed elaborate Jesuit forgeries of the 1600s. \n\nRegarding whether the Papacy ends with Petrus Romanus, the following differing views are held: \n\n1. Petrus Romanus will be the final Pope. The end of his papacy will mark either the end of the papacy, the end of the Roman Catholic Church, the Church's final triumph, and/or the end of this world (See: Apocalypse, End of the world, Armageddon, Eschatology). \n\n2. There will be additional Popes following Petrus Romanus, about which Malachy did not write. There is also the possibility that these additional popes might be considered antipopes, which could justify their omission in St. Malachy's eyes (However, several antipopes are mentioned in the Prophecy.) \n\n3. If Petrus Romanus was a later and spurious addition to the prophecy, that leaves Gloria Olivae as the last listed Pope. That could still mean that there are or are not more Popes to come.
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Buy a missal. \n\nhttp://www.inhisname.com/Books/Missals_St%20Joseph_Sunday.htm
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THANK YOU!\n\nMakes my work look better and better. \n\nI'm a theologian, comparative and dogmatic and my specialty is ecumenical theology.\n\nSee 2007. There'll be an ecumenical congress in Rome that summer,(unless they put it off again for some reason or other. The last time they delayed it because his late Holiness John Paul II went home to God), and we're gonna get down and serious about re-unifying Christianity. My life's work!
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Things haven't gone well there since Xerxes I.\n\nAt least they are trying to modernize there. They sure have a long way to come in the standard of living category.\n\nIt is nice to see them standing up for themselves. I hope it all works out with as little death as possible.
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He has a website, and if the tour information isn't posted there, you should be able to contact someone via his site for more information as to his next speaking dates.  \n\nEnjoy your visit with the bishop.  =)
898472
Not yet.  We will be once our demands outstrip our resources.  Then it will be like the Dark Ages in Europe when many will die from pestilence and war.  After that, there will be more resources available per person than there has been in a long time.  There will be what can only be considered a new Renaissance.
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Depends which denomination you are affiliated with.\n\nFor Roman Catholics - go to Rome\n- The Roman Seminary (est in. 1565)\n- The Gregorian University (very resepectable)\n- Others: http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13131a.htm\n\nVocations placement\nhttp://www.vocationsplacement.org/?OVRAW=roman%20catholic%20rome%20seminary&OVKEY=roman%20catholic&OVMTC=advanced\n\nFor Pentecostal seminaries, check: \nhttp://www.ctsem.edu/\n\nOrthodox Catholic Seminary\n- in Kiev http://www.ktsonline.org/ \n\nGood luck!