St. Paul prudently and charitably rebukes the Galatians and exhorts them to call to mind Christ Crucified. I think he would do the same for Christians in the U.S. (Homily Year II, Week 27, Thursday)
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Thank you Father. I guess it is the best to speak the Truth with Charity and Clarity. May Our Lady of America help us! The Franciscan Handmaids of the Immaculate.
Thank you so much Father. I have been grilled by family that I am sometimes too harsh when trying to get someone to see the wrongness of their ways. I've tried to explain that it is with charity, that I don't want to see anyone burn in hell. You explained this so well. Charity and prudence.
@@TimSpangler-rd6vs hello and greetings to you,. So let's see what we have here, I don't say I'm enlightened, but thank the Priest for his enlightenment, and the sharing thereof. Two things I am sure I am enlightened in though are, you are virulently Anti-Catholic and totally unenlightened. AVE MARIA.
@@eugenecraig8787 Harris or is it Trump? Frankly at this point I can’t tell. In any case one is specifically Anti-Catholic and the other is just worldly. Not perfect options and debatably not even good options, but we’ve been born into the dying days of secular liberalism from the accused days of Voltaire and the Masonic Revolution in France. So we got to work with whatever we can get at this point. Regardless I know exactly who it is you’re suggesting with this comment given the context of your other positions, but let me remind you that supporting that Hag is supporting Anti-Catholicism by definition. She has made it abundantly clear that she WILL persecute fellow Catholics if she gains power. You are a traitor to the Church if you vote for such a person. I despise many things in this world, it’s frankly repugnant and disgusting to me in nearly unending measure. Nothing but unending debauchery and betrayal, mixed in with grey monotony. Were it not for the Mass I would’ve gone mad by now. However when it comes to the states of men traitors. Without the love of God I’d never be able to contain my bottomless disgust and ravenous hatred against those who betray kith and kin. Thanks be to almighty God that he has shown me the graces of mercy and forgiveness to calm the inferno of my bottomless fury. For showing me that he prefers a repentant man expanding in holiness to a lifeless corpse silent in the grave and set for judgment.
@@eugenecraig8787 Would you be suggesting we continue supporting the Organized Crime Syndicate aka Sold-Out U.S. lifetime politicians (path to certain destruction of America) instead of someone the propaganda machine wishes you would murder along with his supporters and the babies you would deem inconvenient? None so blind that have eyes and can not see for you will be led to hell. Or as in Fathers homily "who has bewitched you?? these Galatians are being easily deceived and led off the right path"
Pope Frances also rebuked the heart hatred. Those who do not welcome the immigrants, equally. It does little to rebuke the abortionists then treat the children and living with lake of charity. Father , to not mention this is what? Political?
Nobody has the right to the lands of another. Even if I am starving and dying I don’t have the right to break into your home and raid your pantry for food. It is not abusive to control who enters your home and who does not. If it is immoral to protect your nation’s borders and any Tom, Dick and Harry can go wherever they so please on God’s green earth then I advise you to be the first to take all the doors off your house and allow in everyone who demands entry. In the name of tolerance of course. This idea of constantly moving around in response to tragedies and wars in foreign places is a very modern reality. In the past such people would have to actually fix the problems of their own countries. Now nobody has to fix anything, you can simply go to your neighbor’s house and crash on his proverbial couch. It’s nonsense and does nothing for the advancement of these impoverished and corrupt nations as all the people actually capable of rebuilding their societies have zero incentive to actually do so. Instead the wealthy and knowledgeable flee to lands that are better developed, while the poor are crushed by illicit authorities that they have no hope of ever escaping. Such talking points are straight out of the UN and the UN is undoubtedly going to be the mouthpiece of Anti-Christ. The Catholic Church is not just another NGO and the fact that it’s being run as such is horribly disgraceful to the majesty and purpose of The Church. In days past mere Bishops opposed Roman Emperors and denied them their will by the authority of God. Nowadays we tremble at the thought of suggesting going against the secular grain. I don’t say this as a mocking jest or a kind of sly disobedience, I say it to remind us all of what The Catholic Church once was. What happens today is horribly sad and I pray every day for this upside down tyranny to come to an end. I pray for the Pope to be strong enough to reclaim the Papal Tiara and rule with authority once more. As his predecessors did in ages of yore.
@@My10thAccount My reading of the New Testament reveals no issue with borders by Christ. He did to not condemn the Romans. However, he reviled the Sagasees and Pharisees. Christ said that if the neighbor asks for a cloak give him two. Yes, I'm paraphrasing. And if you are starving and dying, it is my Christian love to feed the hungry and administer to the dying.
@@eugenecraig8787 If you were in an emergency raft built for 4 and there were 5 people, what would you do...knowing ALL would die if you dont eliminate the 5th person?
@@TimSpangler-rd6vs Really? Here's a few things to consider: 1. How can Protestants claim to follow the true word of God when they have removed at least seven books from the original Catholic canon, including Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach (Ecclesiasticus), Baruch, and 1 and 2 Maccabees? 2. How do Protestant beliefs reconcile with the teachings of James 2:17, which emphasizes that faith without works is dead? (James 2:17: “So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead.”) 3. What justification do Protestants have for rejecting the authority of church tradition, as seen in 2 Thessalonians 2:15? (2 Thessalonians 2:15: “So then, brothers, stand firm and hold to the traditions that you were taught by us, either by our spoken word or by our letter.”) 4. How can the principle of "sola scriptura" stand when the Bible itself does not explicitly state that it is the only authority for faith and practice? (Reference: 2 Timothy 3:16-17, which speaks of Scripture's usefulness but does not claim it as the sole authority.) 5. How do Protestants interpret Matthew 16:18, where Jesus establishes Peter as the rock upon which He will build His Church, in light of their rejection of papal authority? (Matthew 16:18: “And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock, I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.”) 6. In what way do Protestant denominations account for the absence of a unified teaching authority, which Catholics attribute to the Magisterium? (Reference: Matthew 28:19-20, where Jesus commands the apostles to teach all nations, implying a need for unified leadership.) 7. How do Protestants handle the teachings of 1 Timothy 3:15, which describes the Church as the pillar and foundation of truth? (1 Timothy 3:15: “If I am delayed, you will know how people ought to conduct themselves in God’s household, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and foundation of the truth.”) 8. How can Protestant leaders assert their interpretations without the historical context provided by the early Church Fathers, as emphasized in Acts 2:42? (Acts 2:42: “They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.”) 9. How do various Protestant interpretations of scripture align with 1 Corinthians 1:10, which calls for unity among believers, given the multitude of denominations? (1 Corinthians 1:10: “I appeal to you, brothers and sisters, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree with one another in what you say and that there be no divisions among you.”) 10. How do modern Protestant leaders respond to criticisms that their teachings lack the depth and tradition of Catholic doctrine, particularly in light of 2 Peter 2:1, which warns against false prophets? (2 Peter 2:1: “But false prophets also arose among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies.”) 11. And how could you possibly debate with the Catholic tradition when your own Bible has at least seven books that were removed from the original Catholic canon (probably because your Benny Hinns, Kenneth Copelands, and Joel Osteens know their strip mall church doctrine wouldn't survive scrutiny)? (Reference: Matthew 15:9, which warns about worshiping God in vain with human doctrines.)
People like you who critique Catholics about their knowledge.Or lack thereof you are the people the same people who love the masonic philosophy and you continue to elect the same people who apply it.
As Bishop Paprocki noted, another possibility is Peter Sonski and the ASP. Not that he has a realistic chance of winning, but it could be a small way of expressing your sentiments at the ballot box.
Or is it possible you may not have research then candidate yourself instead of listening to biased people? If you are a Christian, what things would bother you ? Find out the legislation each candidate supports, and which one offends Gods laws. Which one pushes abortions? Which one sexualized children with books and drag hour story time with children? Which one wants higher taxes? Higher debt? More free stuff that you pay for? More overall spending? Which group voted against raising penalties for child sexual assault? These are polarized topics, not middle ground. One side is all in on supporting this list. There could be 1000 issues both have issues to look past, but which issues would offend God the most?
@@ignatiusmanfredoniahonestly I am more saddened my Catholic brethren are being led astray and deceived by Trump willing to jump headfirst and defend his lies and worship him without a second thought than defend Pope Francis and the Catholic Faith evangelizing with all the heat it’s getting negatively the last month in the news and with Francis. The idolatry is terrible among America and I get shunned for calling out the worship and idolatry of political ideology and Trump we have here but it is true they want to politicize the Catholic faith and divide it instead of uniting each other 😢
No it’s not. One is an insurrectionist, a Barrabbas, who allowed migrant children to be pulled from the womb of their families, my God, how can anyone vote for a senile man…oh, he’s white, rich, mouthy……like a WWE show barker
