Changing Catholic beliefs from 2002 - 50 AD

1. 2002-Sin of priests caused laymen to have more voice in church.
2. 2000-Pope apologies for Inquisition of 1184.
[Does he believe his ‘infallibility of 1870’ when he said he would pray for his sins and if there was any forgiveness left over he’d pray for others?]
3. 1992-Permission to believe the earth rotates around the sun.
4. 1965-Mary proclaimed the Mother of the Church.
5. 1950-Assumption of Virgin Mary. [Went to heaven without dying.]
6. 1930-Public schools condemned.
7. 1870-Infallibility of Pope declared. [Rejected by Greek Catholics.]
8. 1854-Immaculate conception of Mary. [Means she was sinless.]
9. 1546-Apocryphal books put into their Bible.
10. 1545-Tradition granted equal authority with the Bible.
11. 1229-Bible forbidden to laymen.
12. 1215-Transubstantiation. [A current belief in how man changes wine and bread into Jesus for the Lord’s Supper...man makes God.]
13. 1190-Sale of Indulgences. [Pay in advance for sin removal.]
14. 1184-The Inquisition. [Holy Office to kill those in disagreement.]
15. 1079-Celibacy of priest. [Not allowed to marry...rejected by Greeks.]
16. 998-Fasting of Fridays and during Lent.
17. 709-Kissing the pope’s foot.
18. 600-Worship in Latin and prayers to Mary.
19. 500-Priests dressed differently than laymen.
20. 431-Worship of Mary began.
21. 375-Worship of saints and angels.
22. 313-Named Catholic under Constantine.
23. 300-Prayers for dead and making sign of the cross.
24. 251-Baptizing babies for salvation. Opposed by Anabaptists.
25. 90-Large churches lorded over small churches. Trail of Blood “Does not admit my authority over him.” (3 John 1:9)
26. 58- “...thousands of Jews who have believed, and they are all zealous for the law.” (Acts 21:20)
[They believed that Jesus came as the Messiah to back up thier Jewish laws for salvation, and put their sins on a scapegoat.]
27. 50?-Ignatius, second bishop of Antioch, wrote: “Mary...lady of our new religion... James, whom they relate to be like Jesus in appearance, in life, in method of conduct …and we should look upon the bishop even as we would upon the Lord himself.”

I believe Ignatius is one answer to Paul’s question, “Who has bewitched you?” (Gal. 3:1)