Papal Authority and Liturgical Divergence

This chapter explores the complexities of papal supremacy and infallibility as defined in Vatican I and II, particularly focusing on their implications for Orthodox beliefs and worship practices. The speakers discuss contemporary issues, such as same-sex blessings and the challenges of reconciling the divergent liturgical styles of Roman Catholic and Orthodox communities, while reflecting on the desire for tradition amid modern chaos. Additionally, they examine the theological nuances surrounding the concept of salvation within the Church and its relation to historical perspectives and broader Christian thought.