Mother Natalia

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Now, I was in Ukraine and also other Eastern European countries over the last few years.

And what's interesting is when you go to these Eastern Catholic Church, be they Croatian Catholic or Romanian Catholic,

there has been like a real melding of the two traditions.

They'll have the Stations of the Cross in an Eastern church, or they'll have a painting of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, or they'll pray the Holy Rosary.

And I just thought then, is it a sort of artificial separation that we're trying to maintain now that the East and West are blended?

Like, in other words, it made sense that the East isn't praying the Rosary in the way the West might, or something like that.

And so fair enough, like that explains why the traditions are different.

But now that we're living amongst each other and have for so long, is it artificial and maybe in a way unhealthy to try to keep that separation or not?