I am a recent RCIA converted Catholic in Japan on a military base and 67 years old. I have come to the conclusion on my own that there is nothing more reverent or more sacred that the receiving Communion on the tongue, at the altar, while kneeling. Yet this is difficult and not available in the military chapels. Fortunately, my priest honors my wishes, and my communion is delivered on my tongue. Even still, I see something better. I want more. I yearn for the Latin mass. I want the mass the way it was before Vatican II. I believe there is a deliberate, concerted effort to reduce the sanctity of the mass to the point it is no better than a lukewarm protestant service - of which I attended for 60 years and nearly destroyed my salvation. So, now I pray for the Pope and those who are bringing about unwanted changes. I cling to the original scripture, unaltered deposit of faith, and the holy magisterium. There is a better way. May God purge the Catholic church and have mercy on the souls of those would seek to bring this down, desecrate it, or alter it in anyway.
When María Simma was alive, Communion in the hand had not happened yet. So how is it that a soul told her that it should not be happening? I just want to understand. No one has yet explained why taking Communion in the hand is disrespectful. No one. This doesn't help educate people, if there's something to be educated about. What's your opinion in regards to why it is disrespectful to receive Communion in the hand, when Jesus himself broke bread and gave it on the hands. Please don't tell me that it's a matter of cleanliness, because nothing has more germs than the human mouth; in fact, a human bite is more infectious than a dog bite. I just want to know your perspective.
You are so right. We are in Ohio. Every time we would get a new Pastor for our Church my husband would ask if we could have Latin Mass and everytime he was told..No! We are under a new Priest now for about 3 years. Within the first few months he was here, my husband asked him if we would have Latin Mass and he said YES!! Praise be to God. We are so thankful for all the sacrifices and prayers that all our brothers and sisters in Christ have offered for us so that we could receive this great gift! Please pray for us as they are putting in Confessional and beautiful statues and helping our Church look like it us Catholic again. Father is planning to put a communion rail at our Downtown Church that Latin Mass is held at and we have a group of Altar boys dedicated to St. John Vianney!! I will pray for you to be Blessed and that you will continue to grow in God's grace! 😊
@@nena200able We are unworthy to touch our Lord. There have been great atrocities done against Jesus in the Eucharistic. It also takes away from His Real Presence. Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. There are particles that fall upon the floor that we then step on. Amazingly every particle is completely Jesus. There have also been Hosts stolen by Satanists because they know that Jesus is truly there, their leader what's to destroy and desecrate all that is Holy. It is an attack on Holy Mother Church! There are no good fruits that have come from it only disbelief and confusion. Through exorcisms it has been revealed that the demons laugh as "we receive Him in our paw! "
@@geralddissanayaka7168 Hahaha! Look a here baby boy! Don't miss quote and take the WORD of GOD out of the Bible out of context for THE WORD of GOD I'm referring to come straight out of HIS mouth have you not been taught Protestant have you not been taught that OUR BELOVED LORD JESUS CHRIST IS ALIVE AND SO IS OUR BELOVED HOLY MOTHER MARY! If you belonged to the True One True Holy Apostolic Catholic Churches you would know these things for this is The One and Holy True Faith of Our Beloved LORD JESUS! For they have visited their beloved creation and children for the last several hundred years! Remember heathens the holy word of our beloved LORD JESUS is LIVING!
Lord Jesus is living in every born again Christian led by the Holy Spirit and not on other christians. Gal 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. True faith is only ONE GOD and not others. @@ringokidd387
Only Jesu has risen from the dead. Others are still waiting. Vatican announced in 1954 that mother Mary has gone with the body to heaven. Why waited for such a long?@@ringokidd387
It's not a distraction away from Him. It's a symbol of us being reconciled with each other. He will not forgive us if we don't forgive each other. Nobody teaches us that we profane the body and blood of Christ when we approach the altar without love and forgiveness for neighbor, but we do. Would you rather the sign of peace was the kiss of peace as it was in the 2nd century?
@@tabandken8562I guess you didn't listen to the video! Church is no place for peace signs or shaking hands or holding hands. You're their to honor the Lord.
@@lm1275You cannot honor the Lord if you're not reconciled to neighbor or have love of neighbor. The Didache says we profane the Lord to approach the altar without peace and love in your heart. Jesus literally tells us to make peace with your neighbor's before offering your gifts to the altar. The sign of the peace is a symbol of being reconciled with our neighbors. The earliest Mass had the kiss of peace. Maybe we should go back to that?
@@tabandken8562 The "sign of peace" is generally called the "kiss of peace," or in Latin, simply, the "pax" (pronounced like the English "pox.") In the traditional rite it is given by the priest to the Deacon at solemn Mass. Although called a "kiss," it is really more of an arms length embrace. The priest says, "peace be with thee," and the deacon responds, "and with thy spirit." The deacon then passes this gesture on to the subdeacon, and in turn to the other clergy. The pax may also be given to a crowned head of state. Bishops and princes occasionally receive the pax at low Mass
May our heavenly father bless this blog. I am a traditional catholic and I want to see fellow catholic's receiving the body and blood of Christianity on the tongue. We are not worthy to receive him by our sinful hands. Lord Jesus, have mercy on us all
@@CatholicCarlismEnjoyer Because only the priest, with his consecrated hands should handle the host, and because Satanists have stolen the Eucharist and used it for a black mass. And you have no proof that communion in the hand was done in the early church. Last supper was different because the priesthood sacrament was also established that night.
I'm converted 4 years ago. I felt something force me to get on my knees to receiving communion. But the priest just blessed me, I was so nervous of everyone looking at me my husband was in the back we were the last one on the line, then I was standing and fold my hand so he could give my communion. He asked me did I already received my confirmation I said I did, he gave me on my hand and I was heart broken. I never felt so sad like that before, I just cried when we get back to our sit.
A priest is not allowed to deny holy communion on the tongue. Never fold ur arms as the priest will think u just want a blessing! But with hands clasped closed eyes n just stick out ur tongue. Many blessings in the Divine will ❤️🕊💙
Sadly they don't because they do what they are told and some don't believe in the true presence in the Holy Eucharist and the rest of the true faith that's why we as soldiers of Christ we must pray for them
@@richardharepax123 There are some exceptions, though. A priest I know warmly invites the faithful to receive the communion on the tongue every time before he distributes it...
@@유정-m6m pray for the ones that don't and for the other reasons because if they don't believe in the real presence Holy Eucharist then the people won't that is why giving it in the hand is problem the protestants think it's just bread
I for one was very disappointed when the changes came about in our holy churches ,the vactican called it new changes ,why change it ,it was & still is the most beautiful of all our holy secrament of the mass in Latin awesome ,the problem was people couldnt say Latin or even try to learn latin to lazy most of them ,if most of those who didnt want the holy mass said in Latin because they are or were too lazy to try in my view the most wonderful holy mass for me and thousands more would agree to hear holy mass in Latin Amen
Everything you have discussed here have been things that have always made me uncomfortable. I am glad others feel the same way. I was thinking that maybe I am a bad judgmental person. To me, it is crucial to focus on Jesus and Jesus alone. Praise be Jesus Christ!
I have a neighbor who left the Catholic Church shortly after the changes of Vatican II because she didn’t like holding the hands sitting next to her at mass. She said it made her feel uncomfortable and it wasn’t Catholic.
@@psychedelicpythonThen she should have just offered it up. What a small thing to have to tolerate. Holding hands is simply a symbol of love and unity. We profane the body and blood of Christ if we do not have love and forgiveness of neighbor. The sign of the peace is a simple gesture that symbolizes reconciliation. In the 2nd century it was the kiss of peace.
Then you offer it up. Jesus wants us united. He reauires forgiveness abd love when approaching the altar. Your attitude literally is taking from Him. When you love others, you love Him.
Stay with me, Lord, for it is necessary to have You present so that I do not forget You. You know how easily I abandon You. Stay with me Lord, because I am weak, and I need Your strength, so that I may not fall so often. Stay with me Lord, for You are my life, and without You, I am without fervor. Stay with me Lord, for You are my light, and without you, I am in darkness. Stay with me Lord, to show me Your will. Stay with me Lord, so that I hear Your voice and follow You. Stay with me Lord, for I desire to love you very much, and always be in Your Company. Stay with me Lord, if You wish me to be faithful to You. Stay with me Lord, for as poor as my soul is, I want it to be a place of consolation for You, a nest of Love. Stay with me, Jesus, for it is getting late, and the day is coming to a close, and life passes, death, judgment, eternity approach. It is necessary to renew my strength, so that I will not stop along the way and for that, I need You. It is getting late and death approaches. I fear the darkness, the temptations, the dryness, the cross, the sorrows. O how I need You, my Jesus, in this night of exile. Stay with me tonight, Jesus, in life with all its dangers, I need You. Let me recognize You as Your disciples did at the breaking of bread, so that the Eucharistic Communion be the light which disperses the darkness, the force which sustains me, the unique joy of my heart. Stay with me Lord, because at the hour of my death, I want to remain united to you, if not by Communion, at least by grace and love. Stay with me Jesus, I do not ask for divine consolation because I do not merit it, but the gift of Your presence, oh yes, I ask this of You. Stay with me Lord, for it is You alone I look for, Your Love, Your Grace, Your Will, Your Heart, Your Spirit, because I love You and ask no other reward but to love You more and more. With a firm love, I will love You with all my heart while on earth and continue to love You perfectly during all eternity. Amen. St. Pio,
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I attend the Latin Mass as much as possible. But if I go to a novus ordo mass, I refuse to put my hands out. I'd rather make a spiritual communion. Other souls in Purgatory say that deceased priests and bishops have to keep their hands extended and cannot put them down and in their hands is an intensely burning flame. So I refuse to take communion in the hand for my sake and to help the priests suffer less in Purgatory.
I believe kneeling and receiving Holy Communion on the tongue is the proper way. However, I have tried it and several times the distributor’s hand touched my tongue. That is bad for the both of us, and I receive on the hand because of that.
The clips that are available on the editing website that I use are extremely limited on accuracy of the Catholic faith. Most of the video clips have a very liberal bend to it. That's why there are so many still pictures in this video.
In Madison wi our late bishop caught flack getting rid of them GOD bless his soul in the video it says that some bishops won't leave purgatory for allowing the first two things I wonder about this and refusing you to kneel to receive communion on the tongue like some have publicly
@@letspraytherosary4410 Oh thank you for explaining! I love your channel and watch every video so I was confused by that part of the clip, otherwise, it was wonderful!
This is heresy. The early church had women deacons. Scripture tells us to give peace to each other. This entire video is from the pits of hell Reactionary forces mock our Lord. What a group of hypocrites. Take and Eat, take and drink. The command from Jesus himself. False humility is a sin.
Justin Martyr tells us the deacons distributed in the hand. Receiving communion in the hand was the common practice of the Church in both East and West for the first 800 years of Christianity, and it was certainly considered reverent by the Fathers. In North Africa (including Egypt) the practice is mentioned by Tertullian, Cyprian, Augustine, Cyril of Alexandria, and John Climacus. In Jerusalem, we have the mystagogical catecheses of Cyril of Jerusalem. In Syria by Basil the Great, John Chrysostom, Theodore of Mopsuestia, John Damascene and the Council of Constantinople in Trullo (also called the Quinisext council). In East Syria we have evidence from Ephrem the Syrian and Narsai. In the far-flung regions of the empire-Gaul (modern-day France and Spain) we have the witness of Caesarius of Arles and the council of Auxerre, and in England, we have the Venerable Bede.
@@CatholicCarlismEnjoyerNo she doesn't. She doesn't get that we must have pure love and forgiveness in our heart to approach the altar or we profane the body and blood of Christ. Hand holding during the Our Father symbolizes unity we should be striving for. No way would HOLY souls be against that. The sign of peace represents reconciliation with neighbor. These things don't distract from Christ, they're of Christ. Do people do more than they should? Yes they do. That's what the priests should address. The people did the kiss of peace in the early Church. Perhaps we should go back to that.
@@tabandken8562 The early Church, as guided by the Church Fathers, had a profound understanding of these concepts, perhaps even more so than some modern interpretations. The kiss of peace, as practiced in the early Church, was not just a ritualistic gesture; it was a profound demonstration of reconciliation, forgiveness, and genuine love among believers. This practice was deeply rooted in the understanding that one must approach the Eucharist with a heart free from animosity or unresolved conflict. The gravity of receiving the Eucharist in an unworthy manner was well understood, as highlighted by the betrayal of Judas, who kissed Christ as a sign of betrayal. In contrast, the practice of hand holding during the Our Father, while meaningful in its own right, does not carry the same depth of personal reconciliation that the kiss of peace embodies. Hand holding can be a beautiful sign of unity and communal prayer, but it doesn't necessarily require the same level of personal reconciliation and introspection that the kiss of peace demands. The act of kissing in peace was a direct and personal acknowledgment of reconciliation, making it a more fitting preparation for receiving the Eucharist. Therefore, while hand holding during the Our Father is a valuable practice in many Christian communities, suggesting that it has the same depth and significance as the kiss of peace might overlook the historical and theological richness of the latter. The early Church's practices, as informed by the Church Fathers, were deeply intentional and carried profound spiritual significance, particularly in preparing the faithful to receive the Eucharist in a worthy manner.
This is why im glad to be a traditional Latin catholic but if I have to go to a norvice order mass ill try to sit in the back so to try to avoid the sign of peace and holding hands during the our father or just hold my own hands in prayer because once I was given a very deep hug for the sign of peace by a married woman infront of her kids and husband who was very mad but he should have realized that I was very embarrassed by it and the fact that she had a low cut blouse
@@sarahbaer1593 Not during Mass. That was deeply tacky and in fact disgusting and against the faith. And did you miss the part where she was hugging another man in front of her husband, who was pissed? Raised by hyenas, were you?
Would the Holy Souls even regard the Novus Ordo service as a real Mass at all? After all, it is really a protestant service written by a Freemason - Bugnini.
The Word - Matthew 26:26 26 Now as they were eating, Jesus took bread and, praising God, gave thanks and asked Him to bless it to their use, and when He had broken it, He gave it to the disciples and said, Take, eat; this is My body. If Jesus found it suitable, offering himself in Holy Communion for the first time ever, handed himself in the form of bread to the Apostles, who took it in their hands and ate, It is suitable for me.
This argument has been made before. Many argue that Jesus places it on their tongues. It isn't mentioned in the bible, but neither is it said that he placed it in their hands.
@@letspraytherosary4410 Thank you. I am not arguing but offering that our judgments, our prioritization of our faith in action, needs a course adjustment. These falsely proclaimed "grave" issues, Latin, On-the-tongue, cultural music at Mass, girls as altar servers, podcasts demonizing Pope Francis, and so on, are for me, similar to Jesus, again, in Matthew 15:17-19, and so many other Gospels, He rebukes, warns, and teaches, what is important, and, what is vain and hypocritical. More needs to be said about seeing Christ in others, forgiving one another, and preaching the Gospel though how we live our lives. How we pray to reinforce and commit ourselves to drain every drop of Christ's blood from His outpouring of grace and mercy, instead of squandering it on these petty issues. It was good talking with you. I'll leave you with this - ruclips.net/user/shortsT6PJefaMdcU God bless you.
Joe, clearly, the Apostles are like Bishops(New Priest) not lay people. They are consecrated and ordained to go out and share the Good News to other by baptizing, healing, reconciliation and etc. As you can see Jesus started the structure church by breaking the Bread and gave to his Apostle who was with him for three year of what they learned from Him. It passed on to new Bishop who was ordained by the Apostles. It is the authority of Jesus given to the Apostles, this is why Jesus is the head of the Catholic Church and the pope is the vicar of Christ on earth. First few centuries, they learned communion on the hand in complete reverence became vulnerable because how it got stolen for abuse and losing it reverence. The communion on the tongue is the standard of Catholic Church for centuries until 1968 when Netherland and Belgium Bishops started doing communion in the hands which Pope Paul XI told them to stop it but they didn't which led to indult by Pope Paul XI to only to those countries then it spread to whole world. Now we have serious problem with the abuse of the host found toilets, in missalette books, black masses, drop on the floor, and etc. from communion in the hands. This video pointed out why we need to protect Jesus from the abuse. Those are not petty issues. Peace be with you.
@@robertc806 Thank you Robert for your thoughtful response. Peace be with you as well. My belief is what receiving Holy Communion is obliviates the judgements we make on one another whether you take it by your hand or on the tongue. What matters is The Lord sacrificing himself again for all of us at Mass and what we do with that unfathomable grace by living our lives according to his Father's will.
I am a Sacristen in the Church and take care of the Altar, prepare everything for Mass ETC., I have seen first hand the carelesness of the Priests during the Consercration and giving Communion.The amount of Particles left on the Altar is mind blowing.I too love Communion on the tounge but recieve it on the hand to help prevent """as much as I can""" from Particles falling on the floor, because the Patten under the chin is no longer practiced . Our Church and Priests have so much to answer for and it breaks my heart.One Priest even allows a man to take it back to his seat and POPS (yes POPS) it in his mouth like you would a lolly.
In the hand is sacrilege and will always result in more particles lost than simply receiving on the tongue. Whether there is a patent under the chin or not is irrelevant. Don't ever, ever receive in the hand, and preferably find a church where that is not the practice. If you have to leave the Latin rite for an Eastern rite like the Ukrainian Byzantine Liturgy, then that's what you need to do.
There’s an easy solution for this and that’s not to attend the novus ordo mass. The TLM done properly is so holy and beautiful and most pleasing to God.
This is interesting because I intuitively never felt right during the sign of peace.. +---------+---------+ 🌹“Pray the Rosary every day, in order to obtain Peace in the world..” ~Our Lady’s Words at Fatima May 13th, 1917🌹 -As always, Repent & believe in the Gospel! God Bless! +---------+---------+
@@lm1275Afraid of Truth? "Having ended the prayers, we salute one another with a kiss." Justin Martyr 1st Apology The real Truth is, Trads are Pharisees and possibly far from God because of their haughty, self righteous, arrogant, and divisive behavior.
@@lm1275 Actually I briefly looked it into just now an what @Tabandken8562 said may be correct. If so it’s pretty old going back to St. Gregory the great. (Though it’s optional) Upon further reflection I’ve realized what was bothering me about the sign of peace is that people continue to try to shake hands, and wave at everyone in the pews, taking what should be a simple gesture of peace to your neighbor to far by carrying on just as the video suggests by potentially taking peoples mind off the Eucharistic celebration (even if it’s for a brief moment) I’ve noticed people continue to talk, and offer the sign of peace even when the choir starts to sing the “Lamb of GOD” (Agnus DEI) Which reigns everyone in before the final invocation, and Communion. Idk maybe I’m completely wrong in feeling off because of social anxiety, and need to talk with our Parish priest about it or maybe it’s a combination of both (what’s said in the video plus a bit of social anxiety) I only want to continue to try to live by our Lords Will. God bless you both!
Although the covid menace will probably never leave there was no problem before receiving on the tongue. However, I will risk it rather than the possibility of any particle of the Host falling from my hand and being trampled upon.
In the novus ordo church the mystery of faith is the "Christ has died, Christ has risen, christ has come again" where is the 'mystery'?, in the Traditional church however, it is in the words of consecration of the Blood of Jesus. The transubstantiation of tbe wine into the Blood IS the mystery of faith. Makes sense doesn't it. No one has questioned this at all.
@@lm1275No it wasn't. We don't know because there's no writings on that until Justin Martyr and he says a thrown is made with the hands to receive Him.
I receive Communion in the hand while standing -- I am fervent in my belief that I am receiving Jesus -- but I am 71 yrs old and in terrible physical shape --after many yrs of exercise and clean eating I have been visited by terrible physical diseases which curtail my mobility to the point where I am ALMOST a cripple-- if I receive Jesus on the tongue, I can lose the host to the floor -- if I kneel, I need 2 people to raise me up -- so, I pray the Rosary and other prayers fervently and leave the rest to GOD.
Excuses, excuses. Somehow everybody received on the tongue for practically the entire history of the Church, but it's suddenly too much of a problem for you. That is an absolutely horrible example for others that you set, and if the Lord does not hold people like you accountable and punish severely, then He does not deserve one shred, one iota of sympathy for all the abuse He suffers as a result of the abominable practice of Communion in the hand. In fact, He can apologize to everybody who ever had any sympathy for Him, because why should anybody care about how He's treated in the Blessed Sacrament if He doesn't?
@@lilyw.719 Can we truly say that someone who loves our Lord in the Eucharist, and receives in the state of grace, in a manner which the church allows, being united to Him, is doing something abominable?
@@lilyw.719Where's Mercy in having THAT attitude? How do you know what they did back then or the accommodations made for the elderly? Where you there? Not everything is written. I hope Jesus has more Mercy on you than you have in others, but the bible says that the Mercy you give is the Mercy you get.
The sign of peace NOR the recitation of the Our Father is done AFTER the consecration it is done BEFORE, the consecration at least this is how it is done in MONTANA , AMERICA, I have noticed most people receive communion on the hand but, receiving on the tongue is also received. holding hands at prayer or shaking hands at sign of peace is popular with most but, it is optional some choose to smile and nod. I don't see why any of these things could be considered disrespectful, God wants us to acknowledge and love one another as long as it is respectful and in good taste. Just my opinion of course.
Yes, that is the point, that it is done after the Consecration. Jesus is present and the Sign of Peace (with a lot of distraction) happens right before Jesus. The Our Father prayer is not disrespectful--no one said that, myself included. It is simply pointing out that the hand holding is what can make it distracting for many. I'm not sure why people feel they need to hold hands to pray? Why can't we go deeper into ourselves and simply fold our own hands? Just wondering. Maria points out a lot of good thoughts here, and supposedly these come from the Purgatory souls themselves. It is simply something to think about, no one should feel threatened or angry.
@@letspraytherosary4410 I agree with you. What we'll do then is pray the rosary and trust in Jesus who is in complete control, bless you in this wonderful season of Christmas.
It's almost as if these holy souls are telling Catholics to be more like the Eastern Orthodox in making the mass more like the Orthodox Divine Liturgy where these innovations never happened and the ancient liturgy still practiced.
For sure He DID because by then He had already made them Priests. He had already sanctified and instructed them to continue with the practice. So in essence the first Holy Communion was from the hands of the Lord to the newly consecrated Priests.
Actually nobody should put their arms out during this prayer, I heard a priest tell a congregation not to do it. I wonder why they were doing it! I don't do the peace be with you rubbish either, it is also a huge distraction and totally unnecessary.
Yes, I've heard only the priest is supposed to do it. Not sure why people started doing it, too. I really feel a lot of this is from a lack of speaking up from the priests.
Are you arguing about lifting hands for the Our Father? Don't be silly. Its a simple gesture of worship to God. Quit being so pharasitical. And Jesus requires peace between you and your neighbor when you approach the altar. A handshake is a simple gesture that is symbolic of you being at peace with all your neighbors. The early Church had the kiss of peace.
I don't think it says anywhere in the bible that He stuffed bread into His disciples mouths (??) But it doesn't say He put it in their hands either. Debate still ongoing.
@@alandry3024 Our tongues are not consecrated either so we can dispense with that silly fallacy. But more importantly the consecration you do speak about does give our priests, through their bishops approval, the “authority”, to name Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, an official minister in the GIRM, who’s hands were not consecrated as you put it, and the GIRM also says NOTHING about them giving to others ONLY on the tongue.
Am much distressed by all the talking in Church before and after Mass PARTICULARLY BY THOSE WHO "WORK" AT ANY MINISTRY IN THE CHURCH. They are usually the worst offenders.
It is a false Mass. The "priest" lacks the power of Holy Orders, since their ordination is not valid. The reason for your objections, is because it is invalid. I personally saw "hosts" scattered on the steps of St. Peter's, when I brought it to the attention of the priests. They were annoyed with me. They do not believe in the Real Presence.
I can’t help but think; don’t we read that Jesus took the bread , broke it and gave it to the apostles. Did they not use their hands? Is there any scripture that disapproves taking communion in the hand. There is not. I would pray we stop inventing issues that only serve to divide us. Sure seems like you’re making up your own rules here. Peace.
It's not in the Bible either way, is it? I find it odd that so many people find this threatening, instead of considering that there is a more reverent and respectful way to receive than on the hands. I'm not "inventing issues", this is a valid concern that many have and I feel it interesting that a seer like Maria Simma, shares the same concerns and quite possibly the souls in purgatory as well. I don't know, to each his own, but I rather bear on the side of caution and receive on my tongue, rather than spread particles of the Eucharist all over the pews, coats, other people's hands, and so on.
This is a false teaching, read the Bible, Jesus gave the bread to his disciples, said take, eat. Jesus blessed the cup of wine and passed it round. All of this is wrong.
Holy souls, purgatory, Rosarys etc are not in the Bible. It is wickedness, blasphemy and idolatry. Follow the traditions of God from His word and not the traditions of men which is idolatry. Stop praying to Mary and to graven images, it is disrespect to our Lord who is Christ Jesus. The Bible CLEARLY states to pray and worship to Jehovah Jesus Christ The Holy Spirit ONLY NO ONE ELSE!!! Much love God bless.
@@letspraytherosary4410 Jesus Christ never mentioned to pray to Mary in The Bible. Christ never mentions ANYTHING about purgatory, Rosarys, holy souls, worshipping Mary statues etc. Those are all pagan customs created by man. What don't you understand, all you have to do is just stick to the Bible and what Jesus Christ commands us to do. It's very simple. Much love, God bless.
I will be one who is praying the Rosary daily. I do like a picture, statue, or a crucifix to focus on as I pray. Many of us pray for the Holy Souls that were protestant since they get no help from their own families. Admittedly, there are many Catholics in Purgatory who get no help from their own families either. I recommend offering Gregorian Masses and just ask that they be offered under the guidance of Our Lady of the Holy Souls. I let her pick those most needy according to her wisdom and love for them.
@@whitefang351 Rosaries, holy souls, purgatory, gregorian masses, lady of the holy souls are NOT in the Holy Bible. Just stick to The Bible. Worship, pray and praise Jehovah/Jesus Christ/ The Holy Spirit ONLY. Stop practicing idolatry. Much love, God bless.
This is such BS! Read the Documents on the Liturgy from Vatican II! At the Last Supper, the First Eucharistic Meal, Jesus, himself, said, “take and eat”! He didn’t say take and swallow! We need to remember that Jesus was a social person who chose to preach and teach and minister and perform miracles during SOCIAL EVENTS (ie: The Wedding Feast at Cana). Our Churches are empty enough now, do you want everyone to leave?
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I am a recent RCIA converted Catholic in Japan on a military base and 67 years old. I have come to the conclusion on my own that there is nothing more reverent or more sacred that the receiving Communion on the tongue, at the altar, while kneeling. Yet this is difficult and not available in the military chapels. Fortunately, my priest honors my wishes, and my communion is delivered on my tongue. Even still, I see something better. I want more. I yearn for the Latin mass. I want the mass the way it was before Vatican II. I believe there is a deliberate, concerted effort to reduce the sanctity of the mass to the point it is no better than a lukewarm protestant service - of which I attended for 60 years and nearly destroyed my salvation. So, now I pray for the Pope and those who are bringing about unwanted changes. I cling to the original scripture, unaltered deposit of faith, and the holy magisterium. There is a better way. May God purge the Catholic church and have mercy on the souls of those would seek to bring this down, desecrate it, or alter it in anyway.
I know how you feel. I miss the Latin Mass too.
Beautiful conviction. I was thrown out of church for wanting to receive on the tongue but prays for the priests who denied me.
When María Simma was alive, Communion in the hand had not happened yet. So how is it that a soul told her that it should not be happening? I just want to understand. No one has yet explained why taking Communion in the hand is disrespectful. No one. This doesn't help educate people, if there's something to be educated about. What's your opinion in regards to why it is disrespectful to receive Communion in the hand, when Jesus himself broke bread and gave it on the hands. Please don't tell me that it's a matter of cleanliness, because nothing has more germs than the human mouth; in fact, a human bite is more infectious than a dog bite. I just want to know your perspective.
You are so right. We are in Ohio. Every time we would get a new Pastor for our Church my husband would ask if we could have Latin Mass and everytime he was told..No! We are under a new Priest now for about 3 years. Within the first few months he was here, my husband asked him if we would have Latin Mass and he said YES!! Praise be to God. We are so thankful for all the sacrifices and prayers that all our brothers and sisters in Christ have offered for us so that we could receive this great gift! Please pray for us as they are putting in Confessional and beautiful statues and helping our Church look like it us Catholic again. Father is planning to put a communion rail at our Downtown Church that Latin Mass is held at and we have a group of Altar boys dedicated to St. John Vianney!! I will pray for you to be Blessed and that you will continue to grow in God's grace! 😊
@@nena200able We are unworthy to touch our Lord. There have been great atrocities done against Jesus in the Eucharistic. It also takes away from His Real Presence. Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity. There are particles that fall upon the floor that we then step on. Amazingly every particle is completely Jesus. There have also been Hosts stolen by Satanists because they know that Jesus is truly there, their leader what's to destroy and desecrate all that is Holy. It is an attack on Holy Mother Church! There are no good fruits that have come from it only disbelief and confusion. Through exorcisms it has been revealed that the demons laugh as "we receive Him in our paw! "
Good Souls! We Need Many More Holy Catholic"s To PRAY The Holy Rosary Daily!
The WORD of GOD never mentions a rosary, but to meditate of the Word of God.
@@geralddissanayaka7168 Hahaha! Look a here baby boy! Don't miss quote and take the WORD of GOD out of the Bible out of context for THE WORD of GOD I'm referring to come straight out of HIS mouth have you not been taught Protestant have you not been taught that OUR BELOVED LORD JESUS CHRIST IS ALIVE AND SO IS OUR BELOVED HOLY MOTHER MARY! If you belonged to the True One True Holy Apostolic Catholic Churches you would know these things for this is The One and Holy True Faith of Our Beloved LORD JESUS! For they have visited their beloved creation and children for the last several hundred years! Remember heathens the holy word of our beloved LORD JESUS is LIVING!
Lord Jesus is living in every born again Christian led by the Holy Spirit and not on other christians.
Gal 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.
True faith is only ONE GOD and not others.
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This is sooo true. I’m not a hand shaker and Holy Mass is not the place for distracting us away from Him.
It's not a distraction away from Him. It's a symbol of us being reconciled with each other. He will not forgive us if we don't forgive each other. Nobody teaches us that we profane the body and blood of Christ when we approach the altar without love and forgiveness for neighbor, but we do. Would you rather the sign of peace was the kiss of peace as it was in the 2nd century?
@@tabandken8562I guess you didn't listen to the video! Church is no place for peace signs or shaking hands or holding hands. You're their to honor the Lord.
@@lm1275You cannot honor the Lord if you're not reconciled to neighbor or have love of neighbor. The Didache says we profane the Lord to approach the altar without peace and love in your heart. Jesus literally tells us to make peace with your neighbor's before offering your gifts to the altar. The sign of the peace is a symbol of being reconciled with our neighbors. The earliest Mass had the kiss of peace. Maybe we should go back to that?
@@tabandken8562 The "sign of peace" is generally called the "kiss of peace," or in Latin, simply, the "pax" (pronounced like the English "pox.") In the traditional rite it is given by the priest to the Deacon at solemn Mass. Although called a "kiss," it is really more of an arms length embrace. The priest says, "peace be with thee," and the deacon responds, "and with thy spirit." The deacon then passes this gesture on to the subdeacon, and in turn to the other clergy. The pax may also be given to a crowned head of state. Bishops and princes occasionally receive the pax at low Mass
@@tabandken8562 you don't have to kiss anyone at mass or shake their hand
May our heavenly father bless this blog.
I am a traditional catholic and I want to see fellow catholic's receiving the body and blood of Christianity on the tongue.
We are not worthy to receive him by our sinful hands.
Lord Jesus, have mercy on us all
We are made in the image and likeness of God, what is so offensive about receiving on the hand? The Apostles and the Early Church did so.
@@CatholicCarlismEnjoyer Because only the priest, with his consecrated hands should handle the host, and because Satanists have stolen the Eucharist and used it for a black mass. And you have no proof that communion in the hand was done in the early church. Last supper was different because the priesthood sacrament was also established that night.
@@femaleKCRoyalsFan You are correct, I absolutely hate it, but they won't do it any other way where I am.
It's the abuses that go on are the problem!!
the apostoles were priests
I'm converted 4 years ago. I felt something force me to get on my knees to receiving communion. But the priest just blessed me, I was so nervous of everyone looking at me my husband was in the back we were the last one on the line, then I was standing and fold my hand so he could give my communion. He asked me did I already received my confirmation I said I did, he gave me on my hand and I was heart broken. I never felt so sad like that before, I just cried when we get back to our sit.
Million thanks for sharing this.
It touches my heart in a splendid way!!
A very powerful testimony!
A priest is not allowed to deny holy communion on the tongue. Never fold ur arms as the priest will think u just want a blessing! But with hands clasped closed eyes n just stick out ur tongue. Many blessings in the Divine will ❤️🕊💙
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Thank God that the angels prayfully adore, while we are distracted at Mass
A sound and splendid teaching!!
The priests must spread this!!!
Sadly they don't because they do what they are told and some don't believe in the true presence in the Holy Eucharist and the rest of the true faith that's why we as soldiers of Christ we must pray for them
@@richardharepax123 There are some exceptions, though. A priest I know warmly invites the faithful to receive the communion on the tongue every time before he distributes it...
@@유정-m6m pray for the ones that don't and for the other reasons because if they don't believe in the real presence Holy Eucharist then the people won't that is why giving it in the hand is problem the protestants think it's just bread
@@유정-m6m Very few even want to do that today, and we are meant to be kneeling to receive, no altar rails make that impossible.
I for one was very disappointed when the changes came about in our holy churches ,the vactican called it new changes ,why change it ,it was & still is the most beautiful of all our holy secrament of the mass in Latin awesome ,the problem was people couldnt say Latin or even try to learn latin to lazy most of them ,if most of those who didnt want the holy mass said in Latin because they are or were too lazy to try in my view the most wonderful holy mass for me and thousands more would agree to hear holy mass in Latin Amen
I totally agree with this as I have a problem with all those particular points as well
Everything you have discussed here have been things that have always made me uncomfortable. I am glad others feel the same way. I was thinking that maybe I am a bad judgmental person. To me, it is crucial to focus on Jesus and Jesus alone. Praise be Jesus Christ!
I have a neighbor who left the Catholic Church shortly after the changes of Vatican II because she didn’t like holding the hands sitting next to her at mass. She said it made her feel uncomfortable and it wasn’t Catholic.
@@psychedelicpythonThen she should have just offered it up. What a small thing to have to tolerate. Holding hands is simply a symbol of love and unity. We profane the body and blood of Christ if we do not have love and forgiveness of neighbor. The sign of the peace is a simple gesture that symbolizes reconciliation. In the 2nd century it was the kiss of peace.
Then you offer it up. Jesus wants us united. He reauires forgiveness abd love when approaching the altar. Your attitude literally is taking from Him. When you love others, you love Him.
Well said. I'll take the recommendations especially "The Peace" and Pater Noster.
Unfortunately, we will only be a remnant. If truly faithful, that will be pleasing to our Lord
Amen 🙏
Stay with me, Lord, for it is necessary to have You present so that I do not forget You. You know how easily I abandon You.
Stay with me Lord, because I am weak, and I need Your strength, so that I may not fall so often.
Stay with me Lord, for You are my life, and without You, I am without fervor.
Stay with me Lord, for You are my light, and without you, I am in darkness.
Stay with me Lord, to show me Your will.
Stay with me Lord, so that I hear Your voice and follow You.
Stay with me Lord, for I desire to love you very much, and always be in Your Company.
Stay with me Lord, if You wish me to be faithful to You.
Stay with me Lord, for as poor as my soul is, I want it to be a place of consolation for You, a nest of Love.
Stay with me, Jesus, for it is getting late, and the day is coming to a close, and life passes, death, judgment, eternity approach. It is necessary to renew my strength, so that I will not stop along the way and for that, I need You. It is getting late and death approaches. I fear the darkness, the temptations, the dryness, the cross, the sorrows. O how I need You, my Jesus, in this night of exile.
Stay with me tonight, Jesus, in life with all its dangers, I need You.
Let me recognize You as Your disciples did at the breaking of bread, so that the Eucharistic Communion be the light which disperses the darkness, the force which sustains me, the unique joy of my heart.
Stay with me Lord, because at the hour of my death, I want to remain united to you, if not by Communion, at least by grace and love.
Stay with me Jesus, I do not ask for divine consolation because I do not merit it, but the gift of Your presence, oh yes, I ask this of You.
Stay with me Lord, for it is You alone I look for, Your Love, Your Grace, Your Will, Your Heart, Your Spirit, because I love You and ask no other reward but to love You more and more.
With a firm love, I will love You with all my heart while on earth and continue to love You perfectly during all eternity. Amen.
St. Pio,
Thank you for posting St. Pio's beautiful prayer. I will always save it to speak to Jesus. St. Pio, pray for us, your spiritual children!
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Very true
I haven't seen Communion rails since my childhood. Beside myself I think only two other people go to their knees to receive ou Lord.
I attend the Latin Mass as much as possible. But if I go to a novus ordo mass, I refuse to put my hands out. I'd rather make a spiritual communion. Other souls in Purgatory say that deceased priests and bishops have to keep their hands extended and cannot put them down and in their hands is an intensely burning flame. So I refuse to take communion in the hand for my sake and to help the priests suffer less in Purgatory.
I believe kneeling and receiving Holy Communion on the tongue is the proper way. However, I have tried it and several times the distributor’s hand touched my tongue. That is bad for the both of us, and I receive on the hand because of that.
Finally, the truth. I agree with all of this.
Altar girls? The image at the beginning did not represent the way Mass should be.
The clips that are available on the editing website that I use are extremely limited on accuracy of the Catholic faith. Most of the video clips have a very liberal bend to it. That's why there are so many still pictures in this video.
In Madison wi our late bishop caught flack getting rid of them GOD bless his soul in the video it says that some bishops won't leave purgatory for allowing the first two things I wonder about this and refusing you to kneel to receive communion on the tongue like some have publicly
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Oh thank you for explaining! I love your channel and watch every video so I was confused by that part of the clip, otherwise, it was wonderful!
This is heresy. The early church had women deacons. Scripture tells us to give peace to each other.
This entire video is from the pits of hell
Reactionary forces mock our Lord. What a group of hypocrites.
Take and Eat, take and drink. The command from Jesus himself.
False humility is a sin.
Thank you🙏
Now they have changed the readings at the concentration of the Mass
Justin Martyr tells us the deacons distributed in the hand. Receiving communion in the hand was the common practice of the Church in both East and West for the first 800 years of Christianity, and it was certainly considered reverent by the Fathers.
In North Africa (including Egypt) the practice is mentioned by Tertullian, Cyprian, Augustine, Cyril of Alexandria, and John Climacus. In Jerusalem, we have the mystagogical catecheses of Cyril of Jerusalem.
In Syria by Basil the Great, John Chrysostom, Theodore of Mopsuestia, John Damascene and the Council of Constantinople in Trullo (also called the Quinisext council). In East Syria we have evidence from Ephrem the Syrian and Narsai. In the far-flung regions of the empire-Gaul (modern-day France and Spain) we have the witness of Caesarius of Arles and the council of Auxerre, and in England, we have the Venerable Bede.
This man (or woman) gets it.
@@CatholicCarlismEnjoyerNo she doesn't. She doesn't get that we must have pure love and forgiveness in our heart to approach the altar or we profane the body and blood of Christ. Hand holding during the Our Father symbolizes unity we should be striving for. No way would HOLY souls be against that. The sign of peace represents reconciliation with neighbor. These things don't distract from Christ, they're of Christ. Do people do more than they should? Yes they do. That's what the priests should address. The people did the kiss of peace in the early Church. Perhaps we should go back to that.
@@tabandken8562 The early Church, as guided by the Church Fathers, had a profound understanding of these concepts, perhaps even more so than some modern interpretations.
The kiss of peace, as practiced in the early Church, was not just a ritualistic gesture; it was a profound demonstration of reconciliation, forgiveness, and genuine love among believers. This practice was deeply rooted in the understanding that one must approach the Eucharist with a heart free from animosity or unresolved conflict. The gravity of receiving the Eucharist in an unworthy manner was well understood, as highlighted by the betrayal of Judas, who kissed Christ as a sign of betrayal.
In contrast, the practice of hand holding during the Our Father, while meaningful in its own right, does not carry the same depth of personal reconciliation that the kiss of peace embodies. Hand holding can be a beautiful sign of unity and communal prayer, but it doesn't necessarily require the same level of personal reconciliation and introspection that the kiss of peace demands. The act of kissing in peace was a direct and personal acknowledgment of reconciliation, making it a more fitting preparation for receiving the Eucharist.
Therefore, while hand holding during the Our Father is a valuable practice in many Christian communities, suggesting that it has the same depth and significance as the kiss of peace might overlook the historical and theological richness of the latter. The early Church's practices, as informed by the Church Fathers, were deeply intentional and carried profound spiritual significance, particularly in preparing the faithful to receive the Eucharist in a worthy manner.
This is why im glad to be a traditional Latin catholic but if I have to go to a norvice order mass ill try to sit in the back so to try to avoid the sign of peace and holding hands during the our father or just hold my own hands in prayer because once I was given a very deep hug for the sign of peace by a married woman infront of her kids and husband who was very mad but he should have realized that I was very embarrassed by it and the fact that she had a low cut blouse
Who knows what that hug did for her? Maybe she had a bad life, physical touch is one of the best ways to show love through a simple hug.
@@sarahbaer1593 Not during Mass. That was deeply tacky and in fact disgusting and against the faith.
And did you miss the part where she was hugging another man in front of her husband, who was pissed? Raised by hyenas, were you?
Would the Holy Souls even regard the Novus Ordo service as a real Mass at all? After all, it is really a protestant service written by a Freemason - Bugnini.
Pray for God's mercy for those who dress immodestly and cause others to sin. A priest recently gave a beautiful Homily on this in one of the Mass
@@lilyw.719Shall we go back to the original sign of peace, a kiss?
The Word - Matthew 26:26
26 Now as they were eating, Jesus took bread and, praising God, gave thanks and asked Him to bless it to their use, and when He had broken it, He gave it to the disciples and said, Take, eat; this is My body.
If Jesus found it suitable, offering himself in Holy Communion for the first time ever, handed himself in the form of bread to the Apostles, who took it in their hands and ate, It is suitable for me.
This argument has been made before. Many argue that Jesus places it on their tongues. It isn't mentioned in the bible, but neither is it said that he placed it in their hands.
@@letspraytherosary4410 Thank you. I am not arguing but offering that our judgments, our prioritization of our faith in action, needs a course adjustment.
These falsely proclaimed "grave" issues, Latin, On-the-tongue, cultural music at Mass, girls as altar servers, podcasts demonizing Pope Francis, and so on, are for me, similar to Jesus, again, in Matthew 15:17-19, and so many other Gospels, He rebukes, warns, and teaches, what is important, and, what is vain and hypocritical.
More needs to be said about seeing Christ in others, forgiving one another, and preaching the Gospel though how we live our lives. How we pray to reinforce and commit ourselves to drain every drop of Christ's blood from His outpouring of grace and mercy, instead of squandering it on these petty issues.
It was good talking with you. I'll leave you with this - ruclips.net/user/shortsT6PJefaMdcU
God bless you.
Also The Apostles we’re the first Priests who hands consecrated the bread thereafter .
Joe, clearly, the Apostles are like Bishops(New Priest) not lay people. They are consecrated and ordained to go out and share the Good News to other by baptizing, healing, reconciliation and etc. As you can see Jesus started the structure church by breaking the Bread and gave to his Apostle who was with him for three year of what they learned from Him. It passed on to new Bishop who was ordained by the Apostles. It is the authority of Jesus given to the Apostles, this is why Jesus is the head of the Catholic Church and the pope is the vicar of Christ on earth. First few centuries, they learned communion on the hand in complete reverence became vulnerable because how it got stolen for abuse and losing it reverence. The communion on the tongue is the standard of Catholic Church for centuries until 1968 when Netherland and Belgium Bishops started doing communion in the hands which Pope Paul XI told them to stop it but they didn't which led to indult by Pope Paul XI to only to those countries then it spread to whole world. Now we have serious problem with the abuse of the host found toilets, in missalette books, black masses, drop on the floor, and etc. from communion in the hands. This video pointed out why we need to protect Jesus from the abuse. Those are not petty issues.
Peace be with you.
@@robertc806 Thank you Robert for your thoughtful response. Peace be with you as well. My belief is what receiving Holy Communion is obliviates the judgements we make on one another whether you take it by your hand or on the tongue. What matters is The Lord sacrificing himself again for all of us at Mass and what we do with that unfathomable grace by living our lives according to his Father's will.
I am a Sacristen in the Church and take care of the Altar, prepare everything for Mass ETC., I have seen first hand the carelesness of the Priests during the Consercration and giving Communion.The amount of Particles left on the Altar is mind blowing.I too love Communion on the tounge but recieve it on the hand to help prevent """as much as I can""" from Particles falling on the floor, because the Patten under the chin is no longer practiced . Our Church and Priests have so much to answer for and it breaks my heart.One Priest even allows a man to take it back to his seat and POPS (yes POPS) it in his mouth like you would a lolly.
Our TLM ALWAYS uses the paten under the chin. We receive on the tongue, kneeling at the altar rail
In the hand is sacrilege and will always result in more particles lost than simply receiving on the tongue. Whether there is a patent under the chin or not is irrelevant. Don't ever, ever receive in the hand, and preferably find a church where that is not the practice. If you have to leave the Latin rite for an Eastern rite like the Ukrainian Byzantine Liturgy, then that's what you need to do.
If you can, find a “Traditional Latin Mass” like in the Fraternal Society of Saint Peter (FSSP) parishes. 🙏
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There’s an easy solution for this and that’s not to attend the novus ordo mass. The TLM done properly is so holy and beautiful and most pleasing to God.
What makes you think the TLM is most pleasing to God?
This is interesting because I intuitively never felt right during the sign of peace..
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🌹“Pray the Rosary every day, in order to obtain Peace in the world..”
~Our Lady’s Words at Fatima
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-As always,
Repent & believe in the Gospel!
God Bless!
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Perhaps we should go back to the original sign of the peace, a kiss.
@@tabandken8562go troll some place else. The Catholic Church never did anything like that years ago.
@@lm1275Afraid of Truth?
"Having ended the prayers, we salute one another with a kiss." Justin Martyr 1st Apology
The real Truth is, Trads are Pharisees and possibly far from God because of their haughty, self righteous, arrogant, and divisive behavior.
@@lm1275 Actually I briefly looked it into just now an what @Tabandken8562 said may be correct. If so it’s pretty old going back to St. Gregory the great. (Though it’s optional)
Upon further reflection I’ve realized what was bothering me about the sign of peace is that people continue to try to shake hands, and wave at everyone in the pews, taking what should be a simple gesture of peace to your neighbor to far by carrying on just as the video suggests by potentially taking peoples mind off the Eucharistic celebration (even if it’s for a brief moment)
I’ve noticed people continue to talk, and offer the sign of peace even when the choir starts to sing the “Lamb of GOD” (Agnus DEI)
Which reigns everyone in before the final invocation, and Communion.
Idk maybe I’m completely wrong in feeling off because of social anxiety, and need to talk with our Parish priest about it or maybe it’s a combination of both (what’s said in the video plus a bit of social anxiety)
I only want to continue to try to live by our Lords Will.
God bless you both!
Although the covid menace will probably never leave there was no problem before receiving on the tongue. However, I will risk it rather than the possibility of any particle of the Host falling from my hand and being trampled upon.
How about standing up right after words of consecration are recuted by the priest...was it mentioned too by the souls?
In the novus ordo church the mystery of faith is the "Christ has died, Christ has risen, christ has come again" where is the 'mystery'?, in the Traditional church however, it is in the words of consecration of the Blood of Jesus. The transubstantiation of tbe wine into the Blood IS the mystery of faith. Makes sense doesn't it. No one has questioned this at all.
Not to mention lay people handing out the Eucharist!! Such a sacrelige.
Those who consider themselves traditional, what was the practice in receiving the Blessed Sacrament in the Apostolic Church?
Kneeling and on the tongue
@@lm1275No it wasn't. We don't know because there's no writings on that until Justin Martyr and he says a thrown is made with the hands to receive Him.
I receive Communion in the hand while standing -- I am fervent in my belief that I am receiving Jesus -- but I am 71 yrs old and in terrible physical shape --after many yrs of exercise and clean eating I have been visited by terrible physical diseases which curtail my mobility to the point where I am ALMOST a cripple-- if I receive Jesus on the tongue, I can lose the host to the floor -- if I kneel, I need 2 people to raise me up -- so, I pray the Rosary and other prayers fervently and leave the rest to GOD.
Excuses, excuses. Somehow everybody received on the tongue for practically the entire history of the Church, but it's suddenly too much of a problem for you.
That is an absolutely horrible example for others that you set, and if the Lord does not hold people like you accountable and punish severely, then He does not deserve one shred, one iota of sympathy for all the abuse He suffers as a result of the abominable practice of Communion in the hand.
In fact, He can apologize to everybody who ever had any sympathy for Him, because why should anybody care about how He's treated in the Blessed Sacrament if He doesn't?
God bless you Brother, what is important is your love for our Lord.
@@lilyw.719 Can we truly say that someone who loves our Lord in the Eucharist, and receives in the state of grace, in a manner which the church allows, being united to Him, is doing something abominable?
@@lilyw.719Where's Mercy in having THAT attitude? How do you know what they did back then or the accommodations made for the elderly? Where you there? Not everything is written. I hope Jesus has more Mercy on you than you have in others, but the bible says that the Mercy you give is the Mercy you get.
The problem is, no Catholic church in my country has communion in tongues 😢 I just kneel before receiving in my hand
You do the best you can with what you've got! I'm sure Jesus is very pleased.
The sign of peace NOR the recitation of the Our Father is done AFTER the consecration it is done BEFORE, the consecration at least this is how it is done in MONTANA , AMERICA, I have noticed most people receive communion on the hand but, receiving on the tongue is also received. holding hands at prayer or shaking hands at sign of peace is popular with most but, it is optional some choose to smile and nod. I don't see why any of these things could be considered disrespectful, God wants us to acknowledge and love one another as long as it is respectful and in good taste. Just my opinion of course.
Yes, that is the point, that it is done after the Consecration. Jesus is present and the Sign of Peace (with a lot of distraction) happens right before Jesus. The Our Father prayer is not disrespectful--no one said that, myself included. It is simply pointing out that the hand holding is what can make it distracting for many. I'm not sure why people feel they need to hold hands to pray? Why can't we go deeper into ourselves and simply fold our own hands? Just wondering. Maria points out a lot of good thoughts here, and supposedly these come from the Purgatory souls themselves. It is simply something to think about, no one should feel threatened or angry.
@@letspraytherosary4410 I agree with you. What we'll do then is pray the rosary and trust in Jesus who is in complete control, bless you in this wonderful season of Christmas.
I would think that if all this is wrong that the priest would not allow these things in the church
Priests make mistakes. Even Bishops.
It's almost as if these holy souls are telling Catholics to be more like the Eastern Orthodox in making the mass more like the Orthodox Divine Liturgy where these innovations never happened and the ancient liturgy still practiced.
Justin Martyr describes a Mass similar to the NO except it was a kiss of peace instead of a handshake.
Vaticanum II, suicide of the Church .................
Jesus gave the brea to the hands of the apostles and drank the wine in a cup.
Can you find in the bible where it says that?
For sure He DID because by then He had already made them Priests. He had already sanctified and instructed them to continue with the practice. So in essence the first Holy Communion was from the hands of the Lord to the newly consecrated Priests.
Hence, Holy Mass in our parish is an absolute digrace.
Sorry, Lord.
Actually nobody should put their arms out during this prayer, I heard a priest tell a congregation not to do it. I wonder why they were doing it! I don't do the peace be with you rubbish either, it is also a huge distraction and totally unnecessary.
Yes, I've heard only the priest is supposed to do it. Not sure why people started doing it, too. I really feel a lot of this is from a lack of speaking up from the priests.
Are you arguing about lifting hands for the Our Father? Don't be silly. Its a simple gesture of worship to God. Quit being so pharasitical. And Jesus requires peace between you and your neighbor when you approach the altar. A handshake is a simple gesture that is symbolic of you being at peace with all your neighbors. The early Church had the kiss of peace.
Jesus did not stuff bread into the disciple’s mouths. He broke the bread and handed it to them. Debate over
I don't think it says anywhere in the bible that He stuffed bread into His disciples mouths (??) But it doesn't say He put it in their hands either. Debate still ongoing.
The hands of priests are CONSECRATED upon Ordination....our hands are NOT.
@@alandry3024 Our tongues are not consecrated either so we can dispense with that silly fallacy. But more importantly the consecration you do speak about does give our priests, through their bishops approval, the “authority”, to name Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, an official minister in the GIRM, who’s hands were not consecrated as you put it, and the GIRM also says NOTHING about them giving to others ONLY on the tongue.
Because they already were Priests.
Am much distressed by all the talking in Church before and after Mass PARTICULARLY BY THOSE WHO "WORK" AT ANY MINISTRY IN THE CHURCH. They are usually the worst offenders.
So basically the holy souls don’t like the Novus Ordo 😆
More like Maria, or whoever is speaking in her name.
@@tabandken8562troll
It is a false Mass. The "priest" lacks the power of Holy Orders, since their ordination is not valid.
The reason for your objections, is because it is invalid.
I personally saw "hosts" scattered on the steps of St. Peter's, when I brought it to the attention of the priests. They were annoyed with me. They do not believe in the Real Presence.
I can’t help but think; don’t we read that Jesus took the bread , broke it and gave it to the apostles. Did they not use their hands? Is there any scripture that disapproves taking communion in the hand. There is not. I would pray we stop inventing issues that only serve to divide us. Sure seems like you’re making up your own rules here. Peace.
It's not in the Bible either way, is it? I find it odd that so many people find this threatening, instead of considering that there is a more reverent and respectful way to receive than on the hands. I'm not "inventing issues", this is a valid concern that many have and I feel it interesting that a seer like Maria Simma, shares the same concerns and quite possibly the souls in purgatory as well. I don't know, to each his own, but I rather bear on the side of caution and receive on my tongue, rather than spread particles of the Eucharist all over the pews, coats, other people's hands, and so on.
Superstition has no rules, folks should be encouraged to engage in any foolish, irrational, delusional, silly nonsense they are comfortable with.
Non scriptual religion.
This is a false teaching, read the Bible, Jesus gave the bread to his disciples, said take, eat. Jesus blessed the cup of wine and passed it round.
All of this is wrong.
Sounds like a lot of personal opinion of this so called "mystic". Maybe we should go back to the kiss of peace.
Holy souls, purgatory, Rosarys etc are not in the Bible. It is wickedness, blasphemy and idolatry. Follow the traditions of God from His word and not the traditions of men which is idolatry. Stop praying to Mary and to graven images, it is disrespect to our Lord who is Christ Jesus. The Bible CLEARLY states to pray and worship to Jehovah Jesus Christ The Holy Spirit ONLY NO ONE ELSE!!! Much love God bless.
How can you advise on a religion you know nothing about?
@@letspraytherosary4410 Jesus Christ never mentioned to pray to Mary in The Bible. Christ never mentions ANYTHING about purgatory, Rosarys, holy souls, worshipping Mary statues etc. Those are all pagan customs created by man. What don't you understand, all you have to do is just stick to the Bible and what Jesus Christ commands us to do. It's very simple. Much love, God bless.
I will be one who is praying the Rosary daily. I do like a picture, statue, or a crucifix to focus on as I pray.
Many of us pray for the Holy Souls that were protestant since they get no help from their own families.
Admittedly, there are many Catholics in Purgatory who get no help from their own families either. I recommend offering Gregorian Masses and just ask that they be offered under the guidance of Our Lady of the Holy Souls.
I let her pick those most needy according to her wisdom and love for them.
@@whitefang351 Rosaries, holy souls, purgatory, gregorian masses, lady of the holy souls are NOT in the Holy Bible. Just stick to The Bible. Worship, pray and praise Jehovah/Jesus Christ/ The Holy Spirit ONLY. Stop practicing idolatry. Much love, God bless.
You don’t know nor understand the Catholic faith. Learn about it truthfully before throwing stones. Very unchristian.
This is such BS! Read the Documents on the Liturgy from Vatican II!
At the Last Supper, the First Eucharistic Meal, Jesus, himself, said, “take and eat”! He didn’t say take and swallow!
We need to remember that Jesus was a social person who chose to preach and teach and minister and perform miracles during SOCIAL EVENTS (ie: The Wedding Feast at Cana).
Our Churches are empty enough now, do you want everyone to leave?