Papacy Boasts of Calendar Change
The Catholic Church has always been very open about her role in changing the calendar. The Catholic church has never denied her role in changing the Lunar Sabbath and Feast days.
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Modern Sabbatarians have assumed that Saturday was the Bible Sabbath, but the Catholic Church herself has never denied the role she played in rejecting the luni-solar Sabbath of the Bible and promoting instead worship on dies Solis, the day of the Sun.
Patrick Madrid, in a radio interview on January 5, 2006, made a point of this:
"[The] calendar that we follow, including Seventh-day Adventists, is not only a calendar that was devised by the Catholic Church, but also it is a calendar that’s based upon the solar year, not the lunar year. And the Jewish calendar that was observed in the time of Christ . . . follows a lunar calendar, which is several days short of the solar year. So the great irony is that even the Seventh-day Adventists themselves are not worshiping on exactly the same Sabbath day as the Jews of the time of Christ."
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Article References:
(1) Heinrich Graetz, History of the Jews, (Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1893), Vol. II, pp. 563-564.
(2) Patrick Madrid, comments on “Open Line,” EWTN, Global Catholic Radio Network, January 5, 2006.
(3) Alexander Hislop, The Two Babylons, (New Jersey: Loizeaux Brothers, 1959), p.105, emphasis supplied.
(4) Letter by T. Enright, Bishop of St. Alphonsus Church, St. Louis, Missouri, June, 1905, emphasis supplied.
(5) Charles George Herbermann, Knights of Columbus Catholic Truth Committee, The Catholic Encyclopedia, (Harvard University:
Encyclopedia Press, 1908), p. 153, emphasis supplied.
(6) Patrick Madrid on “Open Line,” EWTN, Global Catholic Radio Network, January 5, 2006. To read or hear Madrid’s comments in their
entirety, please visit: 4angelspublications.com/articles/catholic_scholar.php.
(7) A. T. Jones, The Two Republics, (Ithaca, Michigan: A. B. Publishing, Inc., n.d.), p. 321, emphasis supplied.
(8) Catholic Encyclopedia, “Eusebius of Caesarea,” www.NewAdvent.org.
(9) Eusebius, Commentary on the Psalms, Psalm 91 (Psalm 92 in the A.V.), in J. P. Migne,P atrologia Graeca, Vol. 23, column 1172, author’s
translation, as quoted in R. L. Odom, Sunday Sacredness in Roman Paganism, Review & Herald Publ. Assoc., 1944, p. 141.
(10) “Pope Sylvester I” (d. December 31, 335), Catholic Encyclopedia, www.newadvent.org.
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