Kids Ask a Priest Tough Questions - QNA #8
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- PNP Kids: Q&A
Our PNP Kids have some burning questions they have been wanting to ask their priest. Watch them get answered by Fr Josiah and Fr Jason, every other week.
Do you want to join? Send us YOUR questions to info@patristicnectar.org and we may choose your video to show and ask Father to answer them. Don't be afraid or shy to ask your priest too!
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Amazing! Brings tears to my eyes to see young children invested in the faith. May God bless them and all of us.
I like how the Priest did not talk about the people who do bad things but explained why WE do bad things.. and closed with prayer..
Kids asking better questions than reddit atheists.
Because they're actually asking, not trying hard to be right like those Reddit atheists.
May God bless you all greatly🙏❤️
Christ is risen! Thank you for the great content 🙏🏼
I didn’t know PNP had this channel. This is so cool
The other half of the saying. Rome wasnt built in a day, but it burned down in one.
I find the idea of a Divine Liturgy entirely in Sign Language interesting, but I don't think it would be entirely possible.
For example, when the priest is holding the chalice for Communion, he's supposed to say some things, and obviously he couldn't sign while holding Communion.
Wisdom
In life, it's crucial to make efforts to be inclusive and ensure that everyone has access to important experiences and teachings. Whether it involves adapting religious services for those with disabilities or providing resources in different languages, the goal is to reach and support everyone in the community. This inclusiveness reflects a commitment to spreading positive values and teachings to all corners of society.
Simultaneously, we must acknowledge our human tendencies to make mistakes and the ease with which we can fall into negative behaviors. Understanding our weaknesses can help us remain vigilant and strive for a virtuous life. This requires constant effort, self-awareness, and the support of a community that nurtures growth and moral integrity.
By combining inclusiveness and a conscious effort to live virtuously, we create an environment where everyone can thrive and contribute positively. This approach fosters a sense of belonging and encourages individuals to make better choices, ultimately leading to a more harmonious and supportive community.