1917: The LAST Time The Virgin Mary Appeared | Mystery of the Bible Ep. 6 

This js beautiful! Praise be Jesus and Mary🙏❤️

Very beautiful, God bless you and your family!

Truth started with a lie like a pregnant virgin 😂

@@ssherrierable you’re broken and hurt how cool.

Purisima ...santisima!

Really? Iv never heard of this

The Buddha appears all the time so do the bodhisattvas

Your talking to and watching the wrong channels lol

Truth is Christ the channel. Wake up the lion Lord!

Weird

It means they happened on the same day, FRIDAY THE 13th! 😮

@@ssherrierable - July 13, 2024 was a Saturday 😆😆😆

Trump is no saint.

Wo

she is virgin at time jesus birth

@@bitsnbobs1969 NO SHE HAD A CHiLD NAMED JOMEH WHO WAS JESUS TWiN BROTHER AND LOVER

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What's your point? This is a catholic channel not protestant evangelical. Don't use this channel as a platform to spread your dislike towards Catholicism

​@@RafaelNogueras-e6jthe deceiving devil itself speaks to himself we better ignore them. AVE MARIA🙏

yeah, to protestants and muslims like you.

We Catholics love GODS mother just like we love our mothers. Catholics don’t worship no one other then Jesus Christ or lord and savior. Just like your friends to pray for you protestant we just ask our mother Mary to pray for us. I’ll never understand what is the problem with loving Our lords mother, even Martin Luther venerated her. Even when he started his cult away from the one and only Catholic Church

Yeah it's unbiblical to worship her. Christ didn't even call her mom.. he called her woman.

RELICS OF THE SAINTS: SACRED TREASURES OF CATHOLIC FAITH Relics of the saints hold a revered place within Catholic theology, serving as tangible connections to the divine and sources of spiritual strength for believers. Rooted in biblical teachings and upheld by centuries of tradition, relics symbolize the ongoing presence and intercession of the saints in the lives of the faithful. However, misconceptions often surround the veneration of relics, requiring a deeper understanding of their significance within Catholicism. Biblical Support The veneration of relics finds its foundation in various passages of the Bible. In the Old Testament, the bones of the prophet Elisha were said to have raised a dead man back to life (2 Kings 13:20-21). Similarly, in the New Testament, handkerchiefs and aprons touched by St. Paul were believed to carry healing power (Acts 19:11-12). These instances demonstrate the belief in the sanctity and efficacy of objects associated with holy individuals. Moreover, the reverence for relics reflects the Catholic understanding of the communion of saints, wherein the Church, both on earth and in heaven, is united in the mystical body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:12-27). History and Apostolic Tradition The veneration of relics traces its roots back to the earliest days of Christianity. The Apostles themselves recognized the sacredness of relics, as seen in accounts of their reverence for the relics of martyrs and other holy individuals. For example, the relics of St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, were honored and venerated by the early Church (Acts 8:2). This apostolic tradition of honoring the remains of saints and martyrs continued to flourish in the early Christian communities, laying the groundwork for the development of relic veneration within the Catholic Church. Early Church Fathers The writings of early Church fathers further attest to the practice of venerating relics within the early Christian Church. St. Jerome, a prominent theologian and biblical scholar of the fourth century, defended the veneration of relics against critics and emphasized their importance in the life of the Church. Similarly, St. Augustine, another influential figure in early Christianity, wrote extensively on the significance of relics and their role in fostering devotion and spiritual growth among believers. These early Church fathers affirmed the legitimacy of relic veneration as a cherished tradition within the Christian faith, underscoring its continuity with apostolic teachings and practices. Uses of Relics in Exorcism In Catholic exorcism rituals, relics often play a significant role in combating demonic forces. Exorcists may employ relics as powerful symbols of divine protection and authority. The presence of relics during exorcisms serves to invoke the intercession of the saints and their assistance in the spiritual battle against evil. Accounts of exorcists frequently cite the use of relics as effective tools in driving out demons and restoring spiritual well-being to the afflicted. Aligned with Catholic Theology According to Catholic theology, relics are classified into three categories: first-class (physical remains of a saint), second-class (items touched or used by a saint), and third-class (objects that have been in contact with a first-class relic). The veneration of relics is considered a form of sacramental, a sacred sign that points to the reality of God's grace at work in the world. By venerating relics, Catholics affirm their belief in the resurrection of the body and the eternal life promised by Christ. Conclusion Relics of the saints stand as sacred treasures within Catholic faith, embodying the spiritual legacy of holy men and women who have gone before us. Grounded in biblical teachings, apostolic tradition, and the writings of early Church fathers, relics serve as tangible reminders of God's presence and the communion of saints. By understanding the significance of relics, including their use in exorcism, and dispelling misconceptions, Catholics can deepen their appreciation for these sacred objects and draw closer to the spiritual riches they represent. CTTO

Sad

Exactly... christ say he is the way. Not her