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Jeff McNabb was my moderator freshmen class at St.Anthonys seminary, class of 1985, ,rest in peace

Thank you I wish I can one day visit Mission Santa Barbara.

What's with the barrage of advertisements for toilet bowel cleaners and kitty litter and some items that I dare not even mention during livestream mass. This is a recent occurrence that should not be happening. Who's the host company streaming our videos of mass with annoying ads?

Peace be with you. Rejoice 🫶🕊️

I’m a Catholic Christian only recently returning to the Church. I flirted with a vocation to the religious life and the priesthood when I was younger and I was always drawn to Franciscan spirituality and theology. Loved this lecture

Thank you. I love your analogy with regards to the ark of the covenant and the mother Mary. Having been in a Protestant Christian Reformed church going family I guess it would make sense. My parents did not discuss church dogma much but one thing I learned later was that they did not believe in Calvin’s teachings. So I never heard about him until I was a young adult. Apparently the pastors of our church did not think it was important either. I Have now been a Christian for 50 years. (My heart was touched by the Lord when I was 11) I have never even heard of immaculate conception let alone understood the meaning. At first hearing this I thought wow that’s kind of presumptuous considering what little is written about it in the Bible. What is written is not specific and clear. However, the explanation here makes sense to me, and I definitely consider it as a huge possibility. Never taught to me also was the concept that sin is not the only reason we need Christ Jesus. It’s so obvious now that I hear it! If we had never fallen into sin, we would still need our Creator to live!

Thank you! I really enjoyed this

I am thankful for these teachings. If I say I am a Protestant, which is primarily the way in which I have believed since a child, it does not mean to me now that I believe all things the protestant church teaches, because those teachings are from the minds of human beings. All are interpretations! I now see that if I had been born a Catholic or a Franciscan Catholic, or whatever, it would not mean to me that I believe every interpretation put forward by those churches perspectively. The Bible was written. Subsequently we read the Bible. Men firstly, and eventually women were also allowed to read the Bible. Now we are all able to study and sift through the words in the Bible, and make our own interpretations. I also have the right to make interpretations out of what I read in the Bible, and also from what I am exposed to from the many great teachers given to us on this earth. Thankfully, those people who devote their lives to studying scripture, and the will of God are available to us all and are able to help us all interpret and better understand the Bible. But the teachers of the Lord, all of them, including priests and ministers, they are all like us they too, for they can become divisive in believing that their way of interpreting scripture is the only way. Please forgive me for saying this. I say it in humility and love, and with a desire for unity within the entire body of Christ. Our separateness through church denominations is something that humans have created. I am learning that denominations mean nothing, but Gods truth is real, not by our standards, but by His own. We will know Him more fully not now while we are living here on earth, but later when we are with the Lord. He will then teach us much of those things that we do not know yet, but still yearn to know. The message of God is love, and the message of the love and humility of God is everything.

I asked about 20 or so laypeople who have been in the church for some time and only 3 or 4 of them got the answer right about what is the Immaculate Conception. If (hopefully) Catholics can now realize that the true presence (Body, Blood, Soul, Divinity) is present in the Holy Eucharist then I'm hopeful that the Imaculate Conception will be undertood by the laity. Praise be Jesus and Mary ❤

We don't need "more St. Francis' & St. Clare's" - we need more people to emulate them! And where did St. Francis get his ideas and way of life? From Jesus. This world would be a much better place if people do what St. Francis and St. Clare did. Just read the slides on the screen starting at minute 21:30 and you'll get a (small) tatse of what Franciscan spirituality is all about. God is Love. Praise be Jesus and Mary ❤

Wonderful lecture, thank you! "nothing teaches humanity humility and so many virtues like suffering does" Well said, father. Though I still struggle with the suffering dogma? theology? whatever it's called, the suffering of the 5-year-old leukemia patient still stings...

First grade Catechism - why did God make us? God made us to worship Him and to share in His goodness. In the garden our fellowship with the Trinity was shattered = disintegrated. Genesis reveals the Trinity. The Trinity is not an it. John chapter one in the beginning was the Word and the Word was God and the Word was with God. Ephesians plainly says before the foundation of the world we were in Christ. The Holy Spirit indwelled in Jesus without measure without limitation because Christ was sinless. Through Redemption and Christ Blood shed on the Cross Christ opened the door for us to receive His redemption and become a Holy Temple for the Holy Spirit to fill us and continually dwell. We can then be led by the Holy Spirit. Those who are led by the Spirit are the called the sons and daughters of God. Before Christ’s redemption (without the shedding of Blood there is no forgiveness of sin) the Holy Spirit could not dwell in man except when God choose to anoint a person in the Old Testament to achieve His purposes. He ascended on High and poured out His spirit see The book of Acts. Read the Bible especially the New Testament starting with John and I recommend The Amplified Bible ❤

You can't be a catholic and a Christian. You're one or the other. There are no monks in my King James Bible. No seminaries or theological institutes. Just the Pure and Preserved word of Almighty God enabled by the Holy Ghost.

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Outstanding job by the one Lector who did both readings as well as the Mass intentions. Thank you!❤

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Wow, I've been walking with the LORD in the CC for 28 years and never heard this before! Thank GOD for this clear teaching on the truth and hope of human nature within the Divinity!

I love it. I would go so far as to say that before anything was made God’s first idea or thought was to become human. He knew exactly what being human would need to exist which is why all things were made by Him and for Him and how man can be made in the image of God. Jesus is the only image God ever had so when God said let us make man in our image, he was referring to Jesus humanity and divinity. Man is able to share both

Lord Hear Our Prayers! Amen! 🙏❤️😇🕊️

A clear and pleasant lecture.

Beautiful mass but the recording got cut off during Father Dan’s homily.

I’m from MSLR area. I got soooooooooooo much outta this!❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

It’s mass and not the openion of the mass? Don’t judge it! 🕊️❤️🤙. Happy Father’s Day! 🙏❤️. I believe in all seeds that divinely created for all that respect creation! Many seeds are still alive in Our Hearts! ❤️🦋😇👌. I’m a Frank in El Cerrito, Ca. We’re Catholic.Amen! 5 generations of Christ! Gold mining!, it’s still coming from within ❤

I understood you to say that Christ excited before the incarnation. Since Christ is both fully God and human does it follow that humanity was in God before creation?

No problem with the truth, just ring the bells of Truth! ❤️🙏😇? Some wear sunscreen in the sun. No hate! Just be yourself in the house! Rich people don’t have a chance in the house! Why we don’t want the people in Christ, because they want to keep their property! Who’s going to the House of the Lord! We’re all going with the Love! Please stop the stupid nonsense! I’m going with my love and I’ll never stop loving Christ and my sons! ❤️💪😇🦍

I’m respectful of the Mission from El Cerrito, Ca. Thank you for sharing your love last Sunday. I’m always in the Trinity of the Holy Spirit! ! ❤️😇🕊️

It was wonderful to see and hear Father Dan and especially in the old mission Santa Barbara. I have many wonderful memories tucked away from that place starting with the the day after our wedding in 1960, when we just stumbled into it and loved it. Then 20 years later our son, went there and it was a great experience for him.

I’m respectful of the Holy Trinity and I learned the kindness from Fr. Dan today! Thank you and that is a beautiful place for the first time of being there in mass! 🙏❤️😇🕊️

Thank you Father Dan for sharing the Love of Christ.

Дети вели себя отлично. Их небыло слышно. Грейсик всё в новинку. Основное событие после 32-й минуты. Дедушки и бабушки полным составом

Всем доброго времени суток ! На трансляции службы глядите в нижний левый угол на двух передних скамейках семья Филипповых - Крестины Грейс Элизабет!!!

Thank you Father. This three part series has been insightful and very helpful in better understanding the Triduum.

I mean, you were both right. Your mic * was * on... for the livestream. It was noticeable difference when you turned on your church mic though

Although I attend my local church, there’s a special transformation in hearing Father Larry and these Franciscan brothers. Radical Love abound. ❤️🙏🏼. Merry Christmas!

Wow, What a beautiful homily and call to action in Christ. Thank you Father Dan Lackie for your insightful way to help us understand the intent of the gospel ❤️🙏🏼. In His loving grace, peace and all good my friend

Pader bakit di mo basahin yong doktrina o utos sa 10 utos para namanmaliwanagan ka (paki basa pader inggit gaano)

I am enjoying this lecture! I am familiar with the concepts already and agree with the Franciscans about human nature. There is something about the example of the child with the hot pots and pans that I don’t like and would really appreciate some sort of conversation about it if possible.

Our Bishop..... Bishop Barron

Monday vigil for Fr Richard was there video

At Monday night memorial for Fr Richard McManus was there video

A place where the living gospel is alive. ❤

I just heard my brother was killed in a Christmas tree fire this day in Santa Barbara. He was only 60 years old.

Beautiful mass. 🙏🏼. Thank you.

It was such a blessing living with and getting to know Brother Jeff during my time in the pre novitiate in the late 80's. Prayers for the repose of his soul and for comfort for his family and brother friars.

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We adore you Lord 🌟

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Some points of agreement, however there's a lot without a Biblical basis. These are just notes I made on the fly on some of the more serious issues. There is no Biblical teaching that Mary was conceived without "original sin". None. Mary's own response to the Angel Gabriel puts that to rest in Luke 1:46-49 "My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Saviour, for he has looked on the humble estate of his servant. For behold, from now on all generations will call me blessed; for he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name." Mary here expresses her need for a Saviour. If she was sinless, she wouldn't need a Saviour. The Bible is explicitly clear that "all have sinned and come short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23) and "there is none righteous, no not one" (Romans 3:10). Mary did NOT have the "gift" of a perfect human will since she was not sinless. Her will, as far as the Bible would show us is the same as any of ours are post-fall. (Adam and Eve were the only humans who ever had the ability not to sin, however after their fall they no longer had that ability to not sin). Paul describes his own struggle with his will in Romans 7. He does things he does not want to do and he knows are sin. (Logically, if Mary were sinless, wouldn't her mother have had to be sinless as well, and her mother, and hers? But I digress.) "God messed up in the Adam and Eve story and had to start over again", and theologians were "trying to protect what Christ does"?? Jesus didn't need protecting. He Himself on many occasions made clear what he came to do, be the perfect sacrifice and propitiation for our sins. As to God "messing up", His plan of salvation was in place from eternity. And, as Calvin and Luther (and the Bible in many places) stated, we are ruined. Actually Paul says in Ephesians 2:1 that we are "dead in trespasses and sins". So we're not "damaged" as this priest claims. Sorry, wrong. All of mankind is as dead as Lazarus was in the tomb after 4 days. Lazarus had no power to do anything other than to lie there and stink. As Jesus had to bring Lazarus back to life in order for him to respond to his command to "come forth" so the Holy Spirit gives us the desire to respond to God's call to repent and believe on Jesus for our salvation. "Total depravity" does not mean that we are completely evil. It does mean that every aspect of our being has been corrupted by sin. It's the breadth of sin, not the depth of sin. Psalm 51:5 "Behold, I was brought forth in iniquity, and in sin did my mother conceive me." Jeremiah 17:9 "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who can understand it?" Ephesians 2: 1-3 "And you were dead in the trespasses and sins in which you once walked, following the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that is now at work in the sons of disobedience- among whom we all once lived in the passions of our flesh, carrying out the desires of the body and the mind, and were by nature children of wrath, like the rest of mankind." "God could have saved humanity with a nod of the head", yes, but that would make Him an unjust monster and not true to His nature. If a judge simply forgives crime without exacting punishment we would hardly call him just. The perfect sacrifice for sin had to be a perfect man, and for this perfect man to bear the infinite punishment for sin that even one sin deserves, he would have to be infinite God. So, "another way"?? Personally I don't see any. So yes, God did indeed HAVE to incarnate. Sorry if that doesn't make sense to this man. Yes, the Incarnation was necessary if ANYONE was to be saved. "A sinless human nature would need salvation"?? Well yes, and there goes your idea of the "Immaculate Conception" (official Catholic dogma as of 1854) right out the window. continued below