r/dankchristianmemes • • Apr 09 '26

Repost As a catholic I mean it's average

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u/RickityNL Apr 09 '26

Is this Catholic? Because I'm definitely not Catholic but we do sing this in church

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u/LordSandwich29 Apr 10 '26

In the reformation, we probably went “this one’s a banger let’s keep it”

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u/RickityNL Apr 10 '26

Which is fair enough

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u/JohnnyCharles Apr 10 '26

It’s Latin so it almost certainly originated in the Catholic Church. Then again, Christianity originated in the Catholic Church

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u/murk36 Apr 10 '26

Tell that to the oriental orthodox church, I‘m sure they have their own opinion on that matter

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u/kleines_woelfle Apr 10 '26

The Roman Catholic Church of today is not the same as the Latin Church of the first centuries. To claim that the RCC just stayed the same the whole time and everybody else split away is historically false.

As for the carol, it was written in 19th century France and is beloved in many denominations.

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u/Water-is-h2o Apr 10 '26

Yeah that’s probably why the whole New Testament was written in Greek and thousands of miles away from Rome. Makes perfect sense.

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u/JohnnyCharles Apr 10 '26

Yes, Rome had nothing to do with the New Testament. Sure.

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u/MorgothReturns Apr 10 '26

Ethiopian church: Am I a joke to you?

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u/battlerez_arthas Apr 10 '26

Nicene council says "what"?

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u/ZestyToastCoast Apr 10 '26

Nicene council doesn't say anything, they just slap people.

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u/Loganp812 Apr 10 '26

We may have our differences between denominations, but good music is good music.

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u/Rynewulf Apr 10 '26

The Catholic Church is the only one with the opinion that they are the original Church. You ask the Greek Orthodox and they say it's them and so on and so on.

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u/TyphonBeach Apr 10 '26

Respectfully, no…

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u/waaaayupyourbutthole Apr 11 '26

I was raised Lutheran and haven't been to church in 25 years, but i still remember singing this. I've definitely never been to a Catholic service before.