You've got to be Joking, gone are the days of divine worship, and devotion to our Lord. I don't suppose they have heard of the time in the Bible when King David sent for the Ark of the Covenant into the city of Judea, when the crowds gathered in celebration of the arrival of God who was with them in the Ark, just as our Lord is now present with us in the Tabernacle of our Churches at Holy Mass, these two things parallel one another which is of no coincidence. So the crowds gathered, and they danced and cheered over the Ark and it's arrival, and it was a sacred vessel, where God's presence was among them, and they used all manner of instruments, and music and danced before the Ark in festive celebration, which was cut short by the anger of God's wrath upon them when Uzzah, the last straw for God, who's hand did strike him and he died. So David knew that God was not happy the Ark was moved, and brought chastisement upon them, and so when they later came to move the Ark it was transported by the will of God, and was done so Reverently, and a sacrifice was given, but there was no singing, dancing and rejoicing, they knew then they were before the Lord and how they needed to conduct themselves before him. There is a lesson for us in the Church today, by the message here in ( 2 Samuel), and in various other scriptures is also mentioned. We are seeing these things in the Church today and these things are bringing upon us and the Church the Chastisement of God. God Bless.
I’ve heard Father Joseph Aytona a few times, preaching at Holy Mass on EWTN. He seems like a great priest, even a holy priest! His homilies, his humility and his reasoning are very inSpiring! Maybe his ability to breakdance is a gift, a Blessing for him from God, to help him relate to our very distant youth of today. They can relate to him through his dancing, which to thrm makes him seem more real, more empathetic and understanding of their generation. May God please always Bless Fr. Joseph Aytona, his brother, Fr. Jewel Aytona, their family, friends, all who they preach to and work with and all their ministries.🕊✝️
+ Eric Brown. You froze the Church, and you as well, in Pre-Vatican II. Good luck with your close-minded, suffocating, exclusivist, physicalist concept of what Church is (Although we know it was part of the Church's self-realization).
No, the Catholic Church is not frozen in pre-vatican 2. The "church of the living God" is "the pillar and ground of the truth." St. Paul 1 Tim 3:15. The Vatican 2 denomination is not the pillar and ground of the truth but instead teaches errors and heresies contrary to reason, apostolic tradition, and the Catholic magisterium. It teaches the heresies of modernism condemned magisterially by Pope Saint Pius X. Therefore, the Vatican 2 denomination is not the church of the living God. The Catholic Church is the church of the living God and therefore can never be frozen. Jesus Christ is the same yestereday, today, and forever and so is His Church substantially. The Good News and the Church of Christ is never frozen but ever the same throughout time, which is what the word Catholic means. The Vatican 2 denomination is close-minded to reason and Revelation "But the word of the Lord endureth for ever. And this is the word which by the gospel hath been preached unto you." 1 Peter 1:25 This is why the apostle Paul teaches that "And in all seduction of iniquity to them that perish; because they receive not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. Therefore God shall send them the operation of error, to believe lying. ... That all may be judged who have not believed the truth, but have consented to iniquity. ... Therefore, brethren, stand fast; and hold the traditions which you have learned, whether by word, or by our epistle." 1 Thessalonians 1: 10-14 Do you stand fast and hold the traditions which you have learned from the Apostle Paul, whether by word, or by epistle? "There can be nothing more dangerous than those heretics who admit nearly the whole cycle of doctrine, and yet by one word, as with a drop of poison, infect the real and simple faith taught by our Lord and handed down by Apostolic tradition" Saint Gregory Elvira Treatise on the Orthodox Faith against the Arians (see Pope Leo XIII's Encyclical Satis Cognitum n. 9). Christians don't believe in luck. They believe in Christ and His Church. You clearly do not. You exhibit no faith even in the Apostles Creed but instead in an apostate entity conceived in 1958 with John XXIII and born in 1965 with the promotion of Vatican 2 by the modernist heretic Paul VI.
