What’s absolutely wild is I've learned about all those great scientific minds and not once was “Fr.” placed in front or their role mentioned. I got to learn Darwin’s life story but not the others… hmmm sounds like someone else is trying to convince people that science and religion don't mix.
1:59 You receive on the tounge because you wish to adopt a more reverent posture You receive on the tounge because your palms are sweaty I recieve on the tounge because I received on the tounge too many times I forgot how to recieve on the hand We are not the same -A altarserver (me)
@dinozayerstudio they carry alcohol spray and douse themselves in it and furiously rub their hands. A relic of '20 that survived masks and distancing. And if you're a person like me you who has, or in this case sayers from heightened senses, you feel like you're getting drunk...
I was just about to say this! and also Antoine Lavoisier, the one who created the Law of Conservation of Mass. he was a Catholic + a defender of the Scriptures
That's the thing I thought, too, and then I thought how long that meme would have to be to include everyone. Which just shows how accurate the meme is. You literally couldn't fit everyone in a meme format.
@@sird2333 no, that's a falsehood in Protestant echo chambers that bears false witness against us. The Body of Christ is important, the mindset of hyper individualism is the problem.
@@Flyguylive234 we hate the theology of Protestantism because it causes division within the Church Christ established and leads people away from Christ. It runs counter to the prayer Jesus prayed about us being one. If and when reform happens, it does so within the family, not out of it.
Specifically, it snowed in *Rome* in August. That's the site of Santa Maria Maggiore, the first Marian shrine of the Western world. Santa Maria Maggiore is home to relics of the manger; the bodies of St Jerome and Pope Pius V; and Salus Populi Romani, an image of Our Lady said to have been painted by St Luke.
4:33 I would've done that without a second thought in my youth. Now I'm more liable to enter a contemplative order and pray for those brave time travelers...
@ When I get older, I plan on keeping my stuff up until the Baptism. Although, my family and I just took down the ornaments since today is the Epiphany. But at least we’re keeping the Nativity Scene!
0:16 author and musician David V Stewart (been a subscriber since 2015) recently moved from Cali to Texas and used the long road hours to hear the LOTR audiobooks, the Andy Serkis version I think, and come up with some content after that. One of the videos is titled something like "The Priestly role of Gandalf" which I quite recommend giving a watch.
1:13 most ladies and lads, old or young, just interrupt me to say goodbye when I'm doing this. All I do is pray to Saint Michael at the end according to Pope Leo XIII prescription. It has gotten better with time though.
@fallenkingdom-zd8xh no if we were all praying it no one would interrupt me 😅 I just pray it myself ever since I discovered it was customary before the seventies, when they removed some exorcism formulas from the baptism rite as well. Also, I do it because I feel like I need to, that's the best way I can describe it. The people saying goodbye I can handle, they're well meaning and mostly when they notice I'm praying they wait until I leave the chapel (this the chapel of a Franciscan school) is the band playing *loudly* that really bothers me. Luckily that's only on Sundays. Your parish sounds lovely...
@@marbellaotaiza801 Thanks for letting me know! Funny thing is, when we say the St. Michael prayer, if my 5yo brother isn’t passed out on the pew, he sometimes holds his fist out and pretends to be shooting a machine gun in every direction possible. It’s funny and cute at the same time.
@fallenkingdom-zd8xh funny you should say that. The thought has come to me that if a kid drew Saint Michael today it would probably be as some sick special forces warrior with some cross-shaped AR and a jet pack.
@ Yes, but I was saying if you’re married, you could do both things in the first one. And regardless of whether you’re married or not, you could also drink in moderation.
@@marbellaotaiza801and also Esther who literally defied the patriarchal culture and rules of the time in order to save her people and prevent Haman’s evil plans from being carried out
I’m reminded very recently I saw a Protestant talking about how “Muslims know the Bible better then Catholics” I pointed out to the guy, “you mean the same Muslims who keep saying their Muhammad is in our Bible while also saying we don’t have said Bible given to Jesus by God anymore?”
3:03 anyone who spends any amount of time in comment sections should just memorize that. I heard a funny one the other day, that Christians weren't Christians but Paulians, because it was Saint Paul who created a new religion for gentiles while Jesus was a continuation of the law. The guy went quiet when I asked him after an encounter with whom did Saul become a Christian...
I think that a better example of "Protestant Art" is the Dutch Renaissance Painters. It's really not a good argument to use Italian Renaissance as the example of "Catholic Art" and then Veggie Tales. Catholics also have their own versions of children's CGI art, and it isn't that great either. Plus, you can find plenty of examples of Great Protestant Art. It's not even trying. It's just as bad as when Muslims point out the beauty of a mosque and then compare it to the catacombs or some persecuted church that has probably been burned down by Muslims a few times. It just seems like a straw man argument and has no real merit. I mean, are we going to ignore Rembrandt and his competitors? What about many of the great American paintings? Do they just not exist? Do those painters have no spiritual life? No, that's just foolish, and it makes Catholics look awful.
@@COUNTERCOMPhil Vischer has (really, really sadly) gone completely off the rails. He has claimed that its un-Christian for women to not want men in our changing and locker rooms, that he is pro-abortion up to a certain point, as well as agreeing with the co-host of his podcast that a certain nominally Catholic politian (who is still alive) should be made saint for stopping political rivals for getting into office. The last one could *maybe* have been a joke, but it was so bizzare and hyper-political a claim even to me as a (former) anti-Catholic Baptist that it served as one of the things that spurred me towards the Church. There are other incidents that are more Protestant in-fight-y, but those are the three that really stuck with me.
@@Zaphod771But the meme was not about art in general, but about religious themed art. And these memes are generally aimed at American protestants (Evangelicals), and religious themed american art is not particularly renowned.
@@Memewhile321 At least 10-15min, I watched the 45min compilation and had a blast, but then I realised that was all you had on your channel😢. I loved them 😂😂
@tadeaslunter yea, I try to stick to 4 minutes but I may extend them to 10 min. Thank you for the feedback. I didn't add any that were released in 2023, so like 2 lol.
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As a Catholic man, I have one word in response to your last meme - Amen.
LOL, First meme, best meme! Thats on the little bag that holds my veil and it says, "Hail Mary full of Grace, punch the Devil in the face."
@@katydidd6321 there's one of Her actually throwing a sick jab 🥊
Now i need that on a T-shirt and I left the Catholic Church years ago
3:44 "angering locals" but pleasing God
who wouldn't want to anger a world that killed an innocent man
What’s absolutely wild is I've learned about all those great scientific minds and not once was “Fr.” placed in front or their role mentioned. I got to learn Darwin’s life story but not the others… hmmm sounds like someone else is trying to convince people that science and religion don't mix.
Same here. There is an effort to play down the Church's influence on science.
I love these. Your memes are always so funny and so true at the same time!
1:59
You receive on the tounge because you wish to adopt a more reverent posture
You receive on the tounge because your palms are sweaty
I recieve on the tounge because I received on the tounge too many times I forgot how to recieve on the hand
We are not the same
-A altarserver (me)
Fellow altar server here. I also receive on the tongue, although I still remember how to receive on the hand.
"I receive on the the tongue because I lost both hands fighting the turk in Lepanto"
- Some forgotten martyr, probably.
Meanwhile there's me wishing the EMs would be comfortable distributing communion on the tongue. Covid set that back horribly.
I never recived on the hand and i wonder how people who blow their nose (me all the time) would have courage later to recive on the hands
@dinozayerstudio they carry alcohol spray and douse themselves in it and furiously rub their hands. A relic of '20 that survived masks and distancing. And if you're a person like me you who has, or in this case sayers from heightened senses, you feel like you're getting drunk...
2:46 Not mention Father Georges Lemaître, creator of the Big Bang theory
I was just about to say this! and also Antoine Lavoisier, the one who created the Law of Conservation of Mass. he was a Catholic + a defender of the Scriptures
I can't show a meme that is the wiki of the Catholic Clergy Scientists(real page). Lol
That's the thing I thought, too, and then I thought how long that meme would have to be to include everyone. Which just shows how accurate the meme is. You literally couldn't fit everyone in a meme format.
0:10 when the Devil tried to murder baby Jesus, but mama fought back
So, I guess the Catholic version of “It’s not a religion, it’s a relationship.” is basically “It’s not a denomination, it’s a Church.”
The Church 😉
@@sird2333 no, that's a falsehood in Protestant echo chambers that bears false witness against us. The Body of Christ is important, the mindset of hyper individualism is the problem.
@@Memewhile321and you find a way to bring up Protestantism yall dont even know why y’all hate it y’all just mad we not catholic
@@Flyguylive234 we hate the theology of Protestantism because it causes division within the Church Christ established and leads people away from Christ. It runs counter to the prayer Jesus prayed about us being one. If and when reform happens, it does so within the family, not out of it.
@ it literally made me Christian so why are you not telling the truth you just assuming you have a problem because we aren’t catholic
3:53 Reminds me of Our Lady of Snows where a miracle happened where it snowed in the middle of summer. I highly recommend looking it up
Specifically, it snowed in *Rome* in August. That's the site of Santa Maria Maggiore, the first Marian shrine of the Western world.
Santa Maria Maggiore is home to relics of the manger; the bodies of St Jerome and Pope Pius V; and Salus Populi Romani, an image of Our Lady said to have been painted by St Luke.
@ The manger? Like the manger that Christ was laid in on Christmas? Btw, what is the name of the image that St. Luke painted?
@@fallenkingdom-zd8xh yes, planks of wood that came from the manger in Bethlehem.
The image is Salus Populi Romani - Health of the Roman People
@@carissstewart3211"Salus" in Latin could also mean "salvation".
4:33 I would've done that without a second thought in my youth. Now I'm more liable to enter a contemplative order and pray for those brave time travelers...
Fighting alongside of King Baldwin …100% in!
1:38 Christmas ends on Feb. 2 on the Feast Day of the Presentation:
This! I'm hoping to keep the tree up until Candlemas, but at least until the Baptism of the Lord, the current end of the Christmas liturgical season.
@ When I get older, I plan on keeping my stuff up until the Baptism. Although, my family and I just took down the ornaments since today is the Epiphany. But at least we’re keeping the Nativity Scene!
Truly a based set of memes today, loved em!
0:16 author and musician David V Stewart (been a subscriber since 2015) recently moved from Cali to Texas and used the long road hours to hear the LOTR audiobooks, the Andy Serkis version I think, and come up with some content after that. One of the videos is titled something like "The Priestly role of Gandalf" which I quite recommend giving a watch.
I will take a look!
That was a pretty good talk, I appreciated gis emphasis on themes compared to allegory.
@@Memewhile321 glad you enjoyed it. Gandalf giving Theoden absolution in that meme brought that to memory.
0:47 but... but... if you do good just because you want a reward in heaven, then you're not actually a good person... ha gotcha!
Haha. I also find that to be a weird come back. The reward is an eternity with God, the source of goodness.
1:19 Same for my youth group lol
1:13 most ladies and lads, old or young, just interrupt me to say goodbye when I'm doing this. All I do is pray to Saint Michael at the end according to Pope Leo XIII prescription. It has gotten better with time though.
So, do you just pray the St. Michael prayer yourself or does your entire parish say it after Mass? Because the latter is what mine does.
@fallenkingdom-zd8xh no if we were all praying it no one would interrupt me 😅 I just pray it myself ever since I discovered it was customary before the seventies, when they removed some exorcism formulas from the baptism rite as well. Also, I do it because I feel like I need to, that's the best way I can describe it. The people saying goodbye I can handle, they're well meaning and mostly when they notice I'm praying they wait until I leave the chapel (this the chapel of a Franciscan school) is the band playing *loudly* that really bothers me. Luckily that's only on Sundays. Your parish sounds lovely...
@@marbellaotaiza801 Thanks for letting me know! Funny thing is, when we say the St. Michael prayer, if my 5yo brother isn’t passed out on the pew, he sometimes holds his fist out and pretends to be shooting a machine gun in every direction possible. It’s funny and cute at the same time.
@fallenkingdom-zd8xh funny you should say that. The thought has come to me that if a kid drew Saint Michael today it would probably be as some sick special forces warrior with some cross-shaped AR and a jet pack.
4:57 You could do the first two if in moderation and in marriage
When in marriage, you actually have to do the first one. So the meme seems to refer to courtship?
@ Yes, but I was saying if you’re married, you could do both things in the first one. And regardless of whether you’re married or not, you could also drink in moderation.
me being the only person who bows at the name of Jesus and Mary as an altar server:
0:15 Mary is the actual strong independent woman 💪
She's more of a strong "handmaid of the Lord" according to Luke 😉
Independence is more of an Eve thing...
@@marbellaotaiza801 She's independent from sin ❤️
@@marbellaotaiza801and also Esther who literally defied the patriarchal culture and rules of the time in order to save her people and prevent Haman’s evil plans from being carried out
Hollywood **wishes** they knew true feminine strength!
I’m reminded very recently I saw a Protestant talking about how “Muslims know the Bible better then Catholics”
I pointed out to the guy, “you mean the same Muslims who keep saying their Muhammad is in our Bible while also saying we don’t have said Bible given to Jesus by God anymore?”
Just point out their Bible is based on our Church, they don't take it well, but it is necessary for them to move beyond the echo chamber fallacies.
@@BigBroTejano David Wood anyone? He's not Catholic but he explains yslam for Christians like no one I've ever seen. Kinda like EMJ with tlmudism...
They don't read the Bible tho. They don't even read the kooran.
I've been watching these for a while and seeing my own meme get in here was surreal
You make good stuff!
@Memewhile321 thank you
3:03 anyone who spends any amount of time in comment sections should just memorize that.
I heard a funny one the other day, that Christians weren't Christians but Paulians, because it was Saint Paul who created a new religion for gentiles while Jesus was a continuation of the law. The guy went quiet when I asked him after an encounter with whom did Saul become a Christian...
1:38 in Poland Christmas end in "Matki Bożej Gromnicznej" - 2nd of February
LOVE!
1:38 -- in Poland Christmas ends on 2 Feb :)
03:52
That statue is almost a bit sensual.
It's good.
Awesome 😂❤❤
The best part of the weekend 👌👌
2:44 -- Big Bang and Unverse expansion: rev. Georges-Henri Lemaître
as an Orthodox Christian, to be fair, vegetales is pretty based.
Sadly, that's in the past. Now, it's sold out and bent the knee to the world.
@RanMouri82 elaborate.
I think that a better example of "Protestant Art" is the Dutch Renaissance Painters. It's really not a good argument to use Italian Renaissance as the example of "Catholic Art" and then Veggie Tales. Catholics also have their own versions of children's CGI art, and it isn't that great either. Plus, you can find plenty of examples of Great Protestant Art. It's not even trying. It's just as bad as when Muslims point out the beauty of a mosque and then compare it to the catacombs or some persecuted church that has probably been burned down by Muslims a few times. It just seems like a straw man argument and has no real merit. I mean, are we going to ignore Rembrandt and his competitors? What about many of the great American paintings? Do they just not exist? Do those painters have no spiritual life? No, that's just foolish, and it makes Catholics look awful.
@@COUNTERCOMPhil Vischer has (really, really sadly) gone completely off the rails. He has claimed that its un-Christian for women to not want men in our changing and locker rooms, that he is pro-abortion up to a certain point, as well as agreeing with the co-host of his podcast that a certain nominally Catholic politian (who is still alive) should be made saint for stopping political rivals for getting into office. The last one could *maybe* have been a joke, but it was so bizzare and hyper-political a claim even to me as a (former) anti-Catholic Baptist that it served as one of the things that spurred me towards the Church. There are other incidents that are more Protestant in-fight-y, but those are the three that really stuck with me.
@@Zaphod771But the meme was not about art in general, but about religious themed art. And these memes are generally aimed at American protestants (Evangelicals), and religious themed american art is not particularly renowned.
1:22 Communism VS Catholithism, The Movie.
Last one is a good one
Is mary perfect, and if so, how? She is human.
She was born having already been saved by Christ and did not sin.
@Memewhile321 How do you know that?
Amen
Make them longer please
How much longer?
@@Memewhile321 At least 10-15min, I watched the 45min compilation and had a blast, but then I realised that was all you had on your channel😢. I loved them 😂😂
@tadeaslunter yea, I try to stick to 4 minutes but I may extend them to 10 min.
Thank you for the feedback.
I didn't add any that were released in 2023, so like 2 lol.
Opened up with an awesome one and stayed strong.
1:23 polish pope
04:43
Deus vult !!
Might aswell just take notes on the Gospel of the Genealogy of Jesus already its past the vigil of Christmas
I've tried the discord link a few times and it isn't working. Also tried on another video and the channel homepage. Do you have it set to not expire?
Yes, I see it as currently active with no expiration.
Maybe it just doesn't like me.... Still can't get it to work 😢
Here is an updated link. I will make sure this is the only link and I have ensured it will not expire:
discord.gg/zpRTnfWjKd
@Memewhile321 it worked thanks so much!
0:29
What on earth?
tbf Vegetales is based
2:45
A... Jesuit?
Yea, historically the Jesuits were great at science and debating against heretics.