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Hello. Thank you for this. Please pray for us as we pray for you. 🙏🙏🙏

There should be no instruments. Especially at a cemetary.

45:55 Very important point

beautiful podcast ❤️

Thank you for recording this. I pray more people find it.

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From the book " To Save a Thousand of Souls " by fr Brett Brannen Our Primary Vocation is Holiness Happiness is doing the will of God. Interestingly, that could also be the definition of holiness. The primary and universal vocation of every person in the world is to be holy-to become like Jesus Christ. Christ-likeness is the only success recognized by God. Or, as St. Bonaventure said: “If you learn everything except Christ, you learn nothing. If you learn nothing except Christ, you learn everything.”11 Interestingly, the people who take holiness seriously are also the people who experience the most happiness here in this life. Why? Because our holiness is preparing us for the supreme happiness of heaven, the true destiny for which we were made, not some glimmer of happiness which we might experience here. Holiness directly leads to fulfillment and human flourishing, and the entire concept of vocation encompasses both. The first vocation of every baptized person is to become a saint. While that may seem daunting, the good news is that this vocation does not require any discernment. The Church and Sacred Scripture both tell us clearly and definitively that holiness is everyone’s primary vocation. The Church on earth is endowed already with a sanctity that is real though imperfect. In her members, perfect holiness is something yet to be acquired. Strengthened by so many and such great means of salvation, all the faithful, whatever their condition or state-though each in his own way-are called by the Lord to that perfection of sanctity by which the Father himself is perfect. CCC #825 Discerning and accepting one’s vocation is like building a pyramid. It must be constructed from the bottom up. A man will not be able to know and accept his secondary or particular vocation-marriage or priesthood, for example-until he has been seriously striving towards his primary vocation of holiness. Some have tried to do it in reverse, and almost always have failed.

Fr Brett Brannen # The Vocational Pre-Determination by God When I was a vocation director, I would visit the Catholic schools in my diocese to teach the children about vocations. I explained to them that before God had even created the world, he knew them and he loved them. He already knew your name, he knew every thought you would ever think, he knew how many hairs were on your head, he knew your sins, he knew your good deeds, and he even saw the moment of your death and your entrance into heaven. And God had already decided your vocation before he had even made the world! Or at least, he had already planned to which vocation you would be called. When it finally became time for you to be born, God created your soul to go inside your tiny body, and it was created specifically for that pre-determined vocation. I call this concept the vocational pre-determination by God, or vocational pre-destination. If God is calling you to marriage, then he prepared your soul and gave you the gifts of body and soul to live out the vocation of marriage. If God is calling you to priesthood, then your soul and body were made with that vocation in mind. This will be an important hint for you as you discern. Look at the gifts God has given to you and where those gifts are best used to build up the Kingdom.

St. Augustine says, love is our gravity, love is what moves us, what motivates us to move: our love of the end that we move toward. For instance, if we see an ugly dog and a beautiful dog, we move away from the ugly dog, and we move toward the beautiful dog to pet it. Augustine defines evil as disordered love, and good as rightly ordered love: loving God with the love of adoration, our neighbors with charity, and the things of the world with moderation, to use them but not give our whole hearts to them. We are to use things and love persons, not use persons and love things. We are to adore God and use creatures, not adore creatures and try to use God. That's rightly ordered love

Fr Brett Brannen ( To Save a Thousand of Souls ) The purpose of celibacy is to learn to love the way the saints love in heaven. Celibacy is about intimacy with Jesus, the only one who can fill the void that is within us all.

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യോഹ , 13:34-35 വീണ്ടും അനാദരിക്കപ്പെടുന്നു . 99% കത്തോലിക്കരും ash wednesday ഐക്യത്തോടെ ആചരിക്കുന്നു . അത് monday യിലേക്ക് മാറ്റി . നിസ്സാര കാര്യങ്ങളിൽ പോലും വിഘടന വാദം കൊണ്ടുവന്നു അനൈക്കം ഉണ്ടാക്കി യേശുവിനെ അനാദരിക്കുന്നു .

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Woow... Heavenly feelings. Far better than malayalam ❤️ greetings to fr Rajeev and team

Thanks for this explanation

Thats what we call the shepherd's response.👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Great initiative!

Perfect!😍

Ash Monday?????

Very necessary for our next generation out of Kerala

Thank you Rajeev Acha for this beautiful video! Glory to You Lord of life and death 🙏

My favorite prayer! May God bless you!

Nice Father

Beautiful....Could have maintained Yakob instead of Jacob.

Thank YOU! God. amEN

Congratulations

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Very touching. New generation Priest Fr Rajeeve. We admire and our love always there. Gipson & sheeba Purayampallils

Rajeevacha you are digging into the rich treasures of our old Syriac traditions. Well done. Keep going and contribute more to our Qurbana. Can give the lyrics of the song.

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Really Beautiful acha

Rajeev acha, Heart touching and beautifully sung🙏

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Achan very heart touching.

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Good one 🙏

Rajeev acha very good

Receive O Lord , our sacrifices and prayers for our loved ones 🙏🏼 Thank you Rajeev Acha 🙏🏼

Heart touching

Ave Christus Rex

Aww okay

Thank you Acha

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Very good

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How is that bread different to a very large idli? Would condensed milk be similar in taste to the paal?

I didn't know this existed

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Wow, that was inspiring