St. Teresa Benedicta a Cruce (9 August): Thank God for Your Suffering

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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024

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  • @mariasadek1907
    @mariasadek1907 Год назад +22

    Offering our Suffering for the conversion of others is a great and holy investment for souls ❤.

  • @karenbrooks4189
    @karenbrooks4189 Год назад +5

    Such an inspiring Saint! 🙏✝️❤️

  • @veronicaf9444
    @veronicaf9444 Год назад +13

    What an inspirational homily! Thank you, Father.

  • @rosafranco9184
    @rosafranco9184 Год назад +9

    What a beautiful story and sermon Father, thank you.

  • @PaxDisturbia
    @PaxDisturbia Год назад +10

    Frightening and inspiring.

  • @eleanorjones7131
    @eleanorjones7131 Год назад +15

    Thank you father

  • @carolynkimberly4021
    @carolynkimberly4021 Год назад +8

    How blessed it would be if our modern Bishops would stand firm in the Faith

  • @josephlaidaban4063
    @josephlaidaban4063 Год назад +6

    Saint Theresa Benidecta pray for us..🙏♥️🙏

  • @chab1rd155
    @chab1rd155 Год назад +17

    Thank you Fr. for this! God bless you, and St Theresa Benedicta please pray for us. Amen🙏📿💖

  • @shilakamrani4680
    @shilakamrani4680 Год назад +10

    Thank you Father always love your Homilies 🙏

  • @byrnedegrandpre8884
    @byrnedegrandpre8884 Год назад +11

    Thank you Father for a great video, very inspirational.

  • @lorettarobertson6705
    @lorettarobertson6705 Год назад +2

    Father your homilies are so powerful and your love of our Catholic faith is inspiring..God bless and keep

  • @JvanLiempt
    @JvanLiempt Год назад +16

    Simply for the bravery of father to speak on the Novus Calendar! ❤

    • @timthunell2685
      @timthunell2685 Год назад

      Being placed on a faulty date on a faulty calendar won't nullify sainthood.

  • @jellyking9722
    @jellyking9722 Год назад +7

    Beautiful, period......

  • @AntonioFlores-mu3kt
    @AntonioFlores-mu3kt Год назад +9

    San Lorenzo, pray for my family and. I, as we promised, we walk 7 miles from our Lady of Guadalupe church in fabens tx to San Lorenzo church in Clint tx tomorrow.. It's a tradition asking prayer to San Lorenzo, then in return, we walk from near towns to San Lorenzo church. 🙏

  • @limegrassy
    @limegrassy Год назад +2

    God bless this priest. St Edith pray for us 🙏

  • @1212dsdsdsd3232
    @1212dsdsdsd3232 Год назад +2

    Father you are really blessed with eloquence, the spirit of God is with you. You will save many souls for Christ, through your homilies. Thanks be to God.

  • @gotogd1233
    @gotogd1233 Год назад +5

    💯❤Discalced Carmelite Spirituality ✨𝚨Ω ✨
    St Teresa Benedicta ~ pray for us
    All our Carmelite 🫶brothers and sisters ~ pray for us

  • @arryserrano4373
    @arryserrano4373 Год назад

    Ty so much for your Homily Father This Saint is truly inspirational to us all especially her own people of Israel🕊🙏🏼♥️🕊🙏🏼♥️🕊

  • @trevwilliams2138
    @trevwilliams2138 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @tabbycatlover6041
    @tabbycatlover6041 Год назад +6

    Amazing lecture !!!

  • @Marcia-fw3wz
    @Marcia-fw3wz Год назад +2

    Thank you Father, this Secular Discalced Carmelite always enjoys your homilies.

  • @jackieforestieri3010
    @jackieforestieri3010 Год назад +1

    I didn’t know any of this, thank you for posting this homily!

  • @pacopeso8474
    @pacopeso8474 Год назад

    I remember times in my life I was suffering. I turned to God

  • @philipschaffer9414
    @philipschaffer9414 Год назад +8

    Edith Stein is my patron saint and all Jewish Catholics.

  • @crusiethmaximuss
    @crusiethmaximuss Год назад +7

    🙏🏻😇

  • @vikkiwhite711
    @vikkiwhite711 Год назад

    Oh, how that grieved me to think of how cruel they were to put this innocent woman to death. What she went through yet is so stoic in Christ ❤.

  • @dazylulu1832
    @dazylulu1832 Год назад +6

    🙏🏻🕊️🙏🏻💙💙

  • @journeywithgod5612
    @journeywithgod5612 Год назад +3

    🙏🙏🙏

  • @carolynkimberly4021
    @carolynkimberly4021 Год назад +1

    JP 2 was a big fan of phenomenology

    • @Yousef_altajiN
      @Yousef_altajiN Год назад +2

      A.k.a. he was wrong

    • @dorugoramon0518
      @dorugoramon0518 Год назад +1

      One can be a saint and be incorrect on many things.@@Yousef_altajiN

    • @Yousef_altajiN
      @Yousef_altajiN Год назад +1

      @dorugoramon0518 yes, making 1 mistake is ok. But making hundreds of acts that might even be heretical...thats something else

    • @frederiquecouture3924
      @frederiquecouture3924 Год назад

      Lost Limb? Nobody cares...

    • @frederiquecouture3924
      @frederiquecouture3924 Год назад

      Great School of Thought.

  • @Yousef_altajiN
    @Yousef_altajiN Год назад +4

    She is Catholic, not Novus Ordo

    • @williamearle6281
      @williamearle6281 Год назад

      Whatever her personal piety may have been, the official story around her is full of holes to say the least. They chose the Post-Christian Jewish holiday Av Tov, the day of greatest lamentation (for the destruction of the temple in 70 AD), as the "day of" her death and her saint day. The powers that be also made her the patron saint of Europe. Novus Ordo likes to declare Saints that further the modernist/globalist narrative. In this case Holocaustianity.

    • @frederiquecouture3924
      @frederiquecouture3924 Год назад

      ?

    • @Marcia-fw3wz
      @Marcia-fw3wz Год назад

      She died nearly 30 years before Vovus Ordo was implemented.

  • @wilfredocrespo45
    @wilfredocrespo45 Год назад

    I would appreciate it if you just would record your talks a little louder, please?

  • @IvyLeagueMystic
    @IvyLeagueMystic Год назад

    A fascinating story, but there has never been a nazi party in Germany. Nazi is a racist, derogatory term which has been used to describe whites, Germans, Catholics and anyone right of center in politics. There was a reason for the Great Pope to endorse Hitler during the early years of his rule.

  • @Tombuchaill
    @Tombuchaill Год назад +2

    Serious question, what is the argument against women having a vote? This saint was obviously very intelligent and so an addition to the voting public. There are many not very intelligent men around but they have a vote. I think working class men didn't have a vote either. Is it about property ownership solely and that was the domain of men largely? I can understand that as I can see the benefit of one person having the last word in a family and it being more practical for men to have this role, in spite of some unwise decisions they might make at times, if they truly love their wives they'll listen to them and if they have better ideas they'll take them on board.

    • @ammazzamoro
      @ammazzamoro Год назад +3

      Plenty of people are intelligent. A better question is: Since her doctoral dissertation advisors were co-ethnics and non-christians, as well a disproportionate percentage of the faculty and students around her in an institution in a Christian land that she didn't share ethnicity with, but did enjoy political pride of place after the collapse of Christian Germany would she have been promoted ahead of her peers? The answer is likely no.
      The university has records and I've read them. You can too. The next question is more troubling. Nobody actually knows where she died. How she died nor are there documentary records. We do have conflicting stories. And it the likelihood she died as a martyr wouldn't have been due to any government policy as it was mandatory for even the Nazi SS soldiers to attend Catholic, Lutheran, or high church State Evangelical Sunday services.
      Recently the Pope got himself into hot water over this and was called an antisemite by a group because he thought she died in Auschwitz, and they corrected him. It was only a few months ago.

    • @ammazzamoro
      @ammazzamoro Год назад +1

      Also... Based upon your screen name tommyboy, have a shamrock ☘️

    • @juliedurden9479
      @juliedurden9479 Год назад +2

      About the argument against women voting…I do have an answer…NOT based on my opinion, as I am a woman myself, but instead it was the opinion of a learned man who was a philosopher.
      It was thought back in those times that women acted upon their emotions, whereas men acted upon reason (generally speaking of course). So the logic was that if women were allowed to vote, their decisions would be based upon what would benefit them personally and not society as a whole…things that we would consider “social justice” today. It was thought that this would result in more government resources being funneled into welfare, poverty, etc. instead of defense, infrastructure,etc. In other words, policies that would benefit personal issues instead of national issues.
      It is true that before women voted we didn’t have welfare or other social programs and women have depended less on men and more on the government for survival (those that cannot support themselves). So, am going to leave it at that and let others form their own opinions. I’m only repeating something I read. Hope this helps to answer your question.

    • @ammazzamoro
      @ammazzamoro Год назад +1

      @@DrBased Take notice. Re-listen to the homily. The good priest says "probably" because nobody knows how she died nor is there testimony. It's still tragic but it is built upon a monstrous blood libel leveled against "Romans, Greeks, and Scythians" as saint Paul aptly called Europeans. That blood libel is revenge for Titus Flavius carrying out the Will of Christ against the Second Temple. Which is a fine example of God using State power to enact his holy Will.

    • @williamearle6281
      @williamearle6281 Год назад +1

      ​​@@ammazzamoroOne of several fishy things is her saint day and fabricated day of her death is AvTov, the post-Christian Jewish holiday of greatest lamentation, for the destruction of their temple in AD 70. The globalists making her the patron saint of Europe is interesting too. I had a close friend with lots of aunts and uncles in the big a camp, and he confided to me that they all told his family it being a death camp was a myth. He mentioned the various music, clubs and sports, saying it wasn't the Ritz but that it didn't get really bad till the end of the war with food shortages,broken water lines and outbreaks of deadly disease.

  • @williamearle6281
    @williamearle6281 Год назад +2

    Interesting they chose August 9, Av Tov, a Post Christian jewish holiday in remembrance of the destruction of their temple, their day of greatest lamentation ,as the day of her death. In the '80s I had a close friend with lots of aunts and uncles in the big A camp. One day he confided to me that they all told his family that while it was not the Ritz, they had music, clubs and sports etc, that things only started getting really bad at the end of the war with food shortages and outbreaks of disease like typhus. He said the story of it being a death camp is a myth. Alas, Holocaustianity is the religion of the globalists and the infiltrated Novus Ordo.

  • @funkyfreshEazyO
    @funkyfreshEazyO Год назад

    Also, your logic limits God's powers and is blasphemy

  • @supertrucker99
    @supertrucker99 Год назад

    The opening images are Paganism...srry
    gatta be real to the newbies ....Jesus arose
    he is not on a cross .... GOD HAS GIVEN ...specific directions of hthe passion....LORD IS IN PARADISE.
    image of suffering is not required anyplace in Jesus sermon 🙏
    He left us with
    holy spirit to linger here with us .
    Your angel has charge over you...
    Accept him and pray to christ
    U will be heard .
    Currently all fulfillment led to the ascension and CHRIST
    sits at the right HAND of GOD.
    THE SEAT of MERCY....JUDGE.
    candles rings Nd so on are pagan tools and can become corrupted in a blink.

    • @SensusFidelium
      @SensusFidelium  Год назад +4

      Didn’t St Paul say he preaches Christ and Him crucified?

    • @Marcia-fw3wz
      @Marcia-fw3wz Год назад +2

      @@SensusFidelium
      The 40,000+ Protestant denominations have their own ways of interpreting their bibles, and it's one of many reasons that I chose to become Catholic. I want objective TRUTH, not subjective opinions. Most of them don't even know where the Bible really came from.

    • @frederiquecouture3924
      @frederiquecouture3924 Год назад

      No foreskin equals no Paradise. BIRTH HISTORY. How did you birth?

    • @frederiquecouture3924
      @frederiquecouture3924 Год назад

      Vive La Sainte Vierge!

    • @MyMCProGaming
      @MyMCProGaming Год назад

      Why not just delete all comments like this

  • @funkyfreshEazyO
    @funkyfreshEazyO Год назад

    Your arrogance about other religions is what turns people away from your church

    • @frederiquecouture3924
      @frederiquecouture3924 Год назад

      Funky is a freak

    • @Marcia-fw3wz
      @Marcia-fw3wz Год назад

      Defending the truth isn't arrogance, though it might sound that way to the uninformed. And your judgemental attitude toward our faith is another reason why people like myself turn away from Protestantism.

    • @dunnsscotus5643
      @dunnsscotus5643 Год назад

      Turn away to your own peril.

    • @timthunell2685
      @timthunell2685 Год назад

      Non-Catholic religions turn people away from God and Truth.

    • @GrislyAtoms12
      @GrislyAtoms12 Год назад +1

      No!
      It is the conviction and belief that Catholicism is the only true religion, THAT is what converts pagans and sinners to Christians. This is EXACTLY how Catholicism started: It began with a tiny group of apostles, and they and their successors converted BILLIONS of the people of the earth. With what? With conviction that Christ is King and Lord and GOD!
      Ecumenism, tolerance, interfaith dialogue? All complete and utter surrender to Satan. Christ is King! And the Cross is the ONLY ROAD TO SALVATION! NOW AND FOREVER!!!