yes, if when you face evil and know that our lord has your back (& in all directions, dimensions & planes) like when facing or considering death, it puts things in perspective to where we can let the non-vital trifling concerns go.... Edit: i love how when the virus hit & operations were put in lockdown, instead of going on vacation/sabbatical, he writes a book, also love how his ego is put in check by his faith, prayers, confessions & ministerial duties. he was born for this role, im not born or raised catholic but have respect for the integrity of any man or woman who humbly & truly serves god.🙏🌱🐾👣🌿🕊️🌎☀️💟
I pray daily for more vocations. Fr. Lambert, thank you for answering the Lord's call to the priesthood. Praise God for holy and humble priests like Fr. Lambert.
God chose charasmatic priests. Father may god help us with prayer every day. I believe that protects us with communicating with jesus and god and the mother mary thank you for opening our minds.
I saw the notification for your other message, but don't see it here. Anyway, here's what you said: "Roman & Eastern Catholics do not claim authority from original rituals of the pre schism Church. Orthodox rituals have not innovated since that time. The question of 'authority' is particularly important in exorcism. Every Orthodox Christian is under the spiritual care of a Priest with 'full direct canonical authority' to perform exorcisms without relying upon Episcopal sanction. This is not the case in the Roman or Uniate Catholic Churches. In addition to this, every Orthodox Christian is fully exorcised by ritual at Baptism. This authority is powerful as it relies upon the full authority of parents and God Parents to operate. This is not the case in the Roman Church. A baptismal exorcism adds further protection from possession for the individual concerned. Catholics, regardless of the Rite practiced report that exorcisms can take weeks, months and even years to successfully conclude. There are no such reports coming from the Orthodox Church." *** > "Roman & Eastern Catholics do not claim authority from original rituals of the pre schism Church" I don't even know what this means. > "Orthodox rituals have not innovated since that time" The rites of the Church have always developed. They didn't use the Liturgy of St. Basil at the Last Supper! Even if it were the case that the Eastern Church hasn't changed so much as an Iota, why would development prior to the Schism be okay, but development afterwards be bad? > "The question of 'authority' is particularly important in exorcism. Every Orthodox Christian is under the spiritual care of a Priest with 'full direct canonical authority' to perform exorcisms without relying upon Episcopal sanction. This is not the case in the Roman or Uniate Catholic Churches." Why is Episcopal oversight such a bad thing? St. Ignatius of Antioch said "Do nothing without the Bishop"... > "In addition to this, every Orthodox Christian is fully exorcised by ritual at Baptism. This authority is powerful as it relies upon the full authority of parents and God Parents to operate. This is not the case in the Roman Church. A baptismal exorcism adds further protection from possession for the individual concerned." Are you implying that Eastern Orthodox Christians therefore have a reduced need of Exorcism? I hope you have some statistics to back that up. However, even if you could show that there were fewer exorcisms, that wouldn't necessarily mean that fewer were needed. I've recently been to baptisms in the Eastern Rite and Latin Rite (both Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms). They all had exorcisms. My son shouted to high heaven throughout his! > "Catholics, regardless of the Rite practiced report that exorcisms can take weeks, months and even years to successfully conclude. There are no such reports coming from the Orthodox Church." All this seems very anecdotal. From where are you getting these "reports"?!
Isn't it true that almost always when a person is being oppressed by a demon it is a combination of both physical and spiritual causes which is harassing them and their family in repeated similar negative to them experience? Seems to me that it would be a very rare case that a person receiving the sacrament of exorcism would only be showing spiritual signs of being under the influence of a demon unless they were nearing the end of an average life span during their lifetime since most people under that kind of influence would probable be very resistant to the idea of receiving the sacrament of exorcism for themselves. In fact most of the time a person like that would be often baseless accusing others of needing to be exorcised when asking a priest like father Lampert to fix them. Like for example if a person at home whenever they see any child wearing a Harry Potter costume whom is walking up to their door during Hallowe'en if they were to start automatic feeling angry at the child while judging them as being already possessed by a demon while they are failing to focus more on all that is good instead.
Pints with Jack I don't believe in a devil. As for saying Father Vince seems sincere (unlike wealthy US televangelists with their own private jets) that's obviously just my impression. It can't be proved.
@@aerdenhouttimes9668 So you have no evidence to back up your defamatory assessment? Why say it then? You don't even seem convinced of it yourself! You can see the difference between prosperity preacher living in his million dollar mansion and an Indianapolis diocesan priest, right? Apples and oranges.
Listening to Father Vincent Lampert helps deepen my Catholic faith. Thank you.
Glad to hear it!
yes, if when you face evil and know that our lord has your back (& in all directions, dimensions & planes)
like when facing or considering death, it puts things in perspective to where we can let the non-vital trifling concerns go....
Edit: i love how when the virus hit & operations were put in lockdown, instead of going on vacation/sabbatical,
he writes a book,
also love how his ego is put in check by his faith, prayers, confessions & ministerial duties.
he was born for this role,
im not born or raised catholic but have respect for the integrity of any man or woman who humbly & truly serves god.🙏🌱🐾👣🌿🕊️🌎☀️💟
I pray daily for more vocations. Fr. Lambert, thank you for answering the Lord's call to the priesthood. Praise God for holy and humble priests like Fr. Lambert.
:)
Fr. Lambert's cover of his book is so beautiful. I went to confession after 32 years. One of the greatest and most powerful experience of my life.
Thanks for having father Lambert🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
:)
20 mins in, & thru to 33 mins., i re-listened a few times & it merited writing down and sharing,
very clear advice
to live by.🙏
Thank you fr Lampert for what you do. There us So MUCH NEED for liberation fir individuals and for towns and nations
Amen 🙏🏼
He's a great man and a great priest.
Father lambert you have the holy spirit for this mission god bless you always olga
:)
God Bless you father.
:)
God chose charasmatic priests. Father may god help us with prayer every day. I believe that protects us with communicating with jesus and god and the mother mary thank you for opening our minds.
:)
When someone like this is giving advice, you take it.
What a great interview. I just purchased his book and I can’t wait to read it.
Thanks again! 🙏
You're welcome!
Great interview!
Thanks!
This sounds creepy i cant even imagine face to face with the evil.
"...deliver us from evil..."
Interesting
We think so!
The ordinary - that is like when the prophet told the general to bathe seven times in the Jordan to be healed.
Ah, yes, Naaman.
Father why you give communion in the hand.
It's not relevant to the video, and I can't speak for him, but I imagine it's because it's one of the allowed forms of reception in the Latin Rite.
Wait, so is the owner of this podcast not at Anglican? Since he loves C.S. Lewis?
I can't follow your comment. Are you asking if the the host is an Anglican?
@@PintsWithJack yes.
@@timothyfreeman97 The podcast hosts are a Byzantine Catholic layman, a Roman Catholic layman, and an Episcopalian Seminarian, respectively.
Not audacious. 100% factual.
I saw the notification for your other message, but don't see it here. Anyway, here's what you said:
"Roman & Eastern Catholics do not claim authority from original rituals of the pre schism Church. Orthodox rituals have not innovated since that time. The question of 'authority' is particularly important in exorcism. Every Orthodox Christian is under the spiritual care of a Priest with 'full direct canonical authority' to perform exorcisms without relying upon Episcopal sanction. This is not the case in the Roman or Uniate Catholic Churches. In addition to this, every Orthodox Christian is fully exorcised by ritual at Baptism. This authority is powerful as it relies upon the full authority of parents and God Parents to operate. This is not the case in the Roman Church. A baptismal exorcism adds further protection from possession for the individual concerned. Catholics, regardless of the Rite practiced report that exorcisms can take weeks, months and even years to successfully conclude. There are no such reports coming from the Orthodox Church."
***
> "Roman & Eastern Catholics do not claim authority from original rituals of the pre schism Church"
I don't even know what this means.
> "Orthodox rituals have not innovated since that time"
The rites of the Church have always developed. They didn't use the Liturgy of St. Basil at the Last Supper!
Even if it were the case that the Eastern Church hasn't changed so much as an Iota, why would development prior to the Schism be okay, but development afterwards be bad?
> "The question of 'authority' is particularly important in exorcism. Every Orthodox Christian is under the spiritual care of a Priest with 'full direct canonical authority' to perform exorcisms without relying upon Episcopal sanction. This is not the case in the Roman or Uniate Catholic Churches."
Why is Episcopal oversight such a bad thing? St. Ignatius of Antioch said "Do nothing without the Bishop"...
> "In addition to this, every Orthodox Christian is fully exorcised by ritual at Baptism. This authority is powerful as it relies upon the full authority of parents and God Parents to operate. This is not the case in the Roman Church. A baptismal exorcism adds further protection from possession for the individual concerned."
Are you implying that Eastern Orthodox Christians therefore have a reduced need of Exorcism? I hope you have some statistics to back that up. However, even if you could show that there were fewer exorcisms, that wouldn't necessarily mean that fewer were needed.
I've recently been to baptisms in the Eastern Rite and Latin Rite (both Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms). They all had exorcisms. My son shouted to high heaven throughout his!
> "Catholics, regardless of the Rite practiced report that exorcisms can take weeks, months and even years to successfully conclude. There are no such reports coming from the Orthodox Church."
All this seems very anecdotal. From where are you getting these "reports"?!
Isn't it true that almost always when a person is being oppressed by a demon it is a combination of both physical and spiritual causes which is harassing them and their family in repeated similar negative to them experience? Seems to me that it would be a very rare case that a person receiving the sacrament of exorcism would only be showing spiritual signs of being under the influence of a demon unless they were nearing the end of an average life span during their lifetime since most people under that kind of influence would probable be very resistant to the idea of receiving the sacrament of exorcism for themselves. In fact most of the time a person like that would be often baseless accusing others of needing to be exorcised when asking a priest like father Lampert to fix them. Like for example if a person at home whenever they see any child wearing a Harry Potter costume whom is walking up to their door during Hallowe'en if they were to start automatic feeling angry at the child while judging them as being already possessed by a demon while they are failing to focus more on all that is good instead.
On what are you basis this?
This is some bullshit and to let everybody know what this is all about the book was mentioned money money money and more money
He's been giving free talks for years, long before writing the book. I'm not sure I believe in a literal devil but he seems like a sincere man.
Do you have any evidence you'd like to offer to back up that claim?
Pints with Jack I don't believe in a devil. As for saying Father Vince seems sincere (unlike wealthy US televangelists with their own private jets) that's obviously just my impression. It can't be proved.
@@aerdenhouttimes9668 So you have no evidence to back up your defamatory assessment? Why say it then? You don't even seem convinced of it yourself! You can see the difference between prosperity preacher living in his million dollar mansion and an Indianapolis diocesan priest, right? Apples and oranges.
Pints with Jack what is defamatory about saying Father Vince seems sincere?
His book is also available at Stpaulcenter.com.