Now we need all the world help my family to praying for father we live in Thailand refugee in maela camp we are holy family cleaning and doing everything at the church but now we feeling sad we need praying for my family thax
Now you have my prayers here on the other side of the world. We are one in Christ and one with those who have gone before us. The Kingdom of God is on earth as it is in heaven. Bless you and your family.
This is absolutely beautiful and fills my heart with joy. In today's America the romantic, pair-bonded relationship is held as the highest form of love, and IMO that, even more than the horrible abuse scandal, is what keeps people away from the priesthood. That these two men choose to give that up and dedicate their lives to God and their whole community is inspiring. Unfortunately, the comment section below is one of the most cranky I've seen in a long time. "The tempo is too fast" "the soprano sucks"... well I think it's gorgeous. And the "no clapping in church for any reason" people are being dogmatic about something that isn't dogma. The applause is beautiful! It's an expression of the joy I felt watching this video.
Yes, I go to Blessed Sacrament Catholic church in Clermont, Fl . We clapp, in fact the new priest on the right looks like a young version of Father Bob
My Catholic faith is my anchor… don’t know anything more BEAUTIFUL JESUS and Mary bless and watch over our new priest I pray for more vocations we are in desperate need of more good faith young men to give their lives to Jesus ✝️💜🙏🏻
Beautiful hands down, no question about it. But, "Wherever applause breaks out in the liturgy because of some human achievement, it is a sure sign that the essence of liturgy has totally disappeared and been replaced by a kind of religious entertainment. Such attraction fades quickly - it cannot compete in the market of leisure pursuits, incorporating as it increasingly does various forms of religious titillation” Pope Benedict XVI I grew up with applause, including from my mother, at the end of novus ordo masses when the guitars finished playing. IDK if those were the "good days" in the church or not. Maybe the storm hadn't hit yet or caught the weather guy's eye. The storm has blown me back to the traditional camp and my mother sent me her old Latin missal she grew up with. "Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours." St. Paul
I've always been of the opinion that clapping is okay when it's something done through God and not through man. Moments like after people enter the church at the Easter Vigil or when a man is given Holy Orders that's not a human achievement it's celebrating the work God has done through man.
It's an ordination mass. They are applauding and congratulating the new priests (or whatever they are called in English). They even applaud after ordination masses in Germany, where applauding in a church is definitely not a normal thing to do: ruclips.net/video/1Wd-wXqof0E/видео.html
When I was a youngster in Arizona, 50's, early 60's, people didn't clap after Mass. In the military service at Air bases when I would go to Mass people did not clap. I lived much of my adult life in California and people did not clap after Mass. But they were always ordinary Masses, even Holy days. I find now, here in Texas people do applaud at the end of the last hymn. Of course, I've never been to a Mass of ordination. People seem to do it as a symbol or re enforcement of their idea that it is okay to go to church in today's modern world. I sincerely hope it comes from their hearts and not their egos. But it seems to be the local custom and while I don't clap because I didn't grow up with it, I don't have a problem with it. Applause is collective approval and I'd rather have it rather than shouts and whistles as if people were at a football game. Going to Mass is solem dedication which should come from the heart and agreement of both mind and heart. I too cherish my Catholic Faith.
I am proud to be a Catholic... And we are so blessed with such rich songs.. it's just painful that Catholicism is not as strong in western countries as it is in Africa
"Wherever applause breaks out in the liturgy because of some human achievement, it is a sure sign that the essence of liturgy has totally disappeared and been replaced by a kind of religious entertainment. Such attraction fades quickly - it cannot compete in the market of leisure pursuits, incorporating as it increasingly does various forms of religious titillation” Pope Benedict XVI
See, in a way I agree with you, but also no. When my brother was ordained, we clapped. Briefly. Ordination is essentially the priest marrying the Church, so I saw it as no different that a brief applause during a wedding, to celebrate the Bride and Groom's vocation. Just another perspective. The clapping wasn't for the music, but for the new priests and a celebration and show of support and love for their vocation. I'm not for clapping during Mass after music or most things, but this is appropriate, I think.
@@erikdrake6317 I don't see a problem with clapping after the Celebration of the Mass has concluded. In this case, the people are clapping to show their appreciation for the new priest's ordination and their commitment to be faithful priests in Christ's Church.
Pace was a bit circus-like, like some who race through the recitation of the rosary! Plus, the applause in the House of God (a "Catholic Cathedral") was inappropriate. Blending of the secular festivities with the dignity of a Catholic ceremony/Mass is something only Protestants or modernists who adore humanity would embrace.
The applause was not for the hymn, but rather as a sign of congratulations for the newly ordained. It a wonderful sign of acceptance and gratitude to God for His gift of the priesthood.
I know it was for the newly ordained "priests" -- clapping in a Catholic Church (regardless of what your buffoon of a bishop allows per the new modern ecumenism) is still inappropriate. What's next, Michael? If Christ showed up would you feel more prone to give him a high five or hug or genuflect and bow before the King of Heaven? Applause is a sign of gratitude in a SECULAR setting (e.g. an auditorium or park), not in a house of worship, unless you're a wishy-washy evangelical with drum sets and PowerPoint presentations as your sacristy.
Yes. There's a reason why we don't clap at Mass. But I also think there's something to be said about the way you expressed it. Would you say that to your priest, that no one should applaud him on the day that he makes the biggest decision of his life, to become a representative of Jesus? Keep in mind, they weren't clapping during Mass either.
I would. A House of Worship is not an auditorium, it is the place of God's dwelling (that is, if this church actually has a tabernacle). Clap all you want, kiss and hug him, give a fist pump outside the church at the reception, meal or other secular gathering. Clapping in a Catholic Church is a modernist, Protestant error that has infiltrated His Church.
Brynn Kohler Don't get me wrong, I don't want to see the church fade in any of her teachings. But God wants us to spend the life he gave us doing good for others. Does that include accusing people over a simple issue of reverence benefit anyone? Is it righteous to.yell at someone for not genuflecting? But it's fine to politely point it out that it is done out of respect, and even an opportunity to pray for someone if they continue in lack of reverence. I'm sure you've noticed the vocation crisis across the world. To have these men choose the priesthood and have this support is wonderful. In today's world, it takes a big heart to reach others. In order for the Church to be strong in teaching and in numbers, respect for Jesus and his people is key.
All I have to say to you is that if you do not worship God and enter Islam as the last of the religions, and this is known to the Christians and Jews, and that Muhammad is the Messenger of God (Do they not contemplate the Qur’an, even if it was from other than God, they would have found in it much difference) If you do not believe in God and Muhammad, the last of the messengers, you will enter Hell and will not come out. From it, and you will not die in it, it will remain forever. I wish you to turn your face to the sky and tadoa to God to guide you to the straight path.
It is a valid Eucharist, and the Holy Body of Christ is present. Go the way of your schismatic brothers who deny the holy see, and the present pope if you wish, but you are nothing but a footnote in history. If that.
Catholic clergy are the best dressed, a very show of the majesty of God on earth, they have great well done dressing because every great Christian gathering especially important ones like these have to mirror the majesty of our great God and King.
Proud American Catholic of Irish and Italian descent. God Bless all my brothers and sisters. 🙏🏻
Thank you, and thank you for playing "Holy God We Praise Thy Name" at a tempo other than a dirge.
Yea, it's unfortunate that it's sometimes played at a very slow pace... It's a praise and should have live.. atleast moderato pace
This is one of my absolute favorite Christian hymms. This will be the song as we enter heaven
What's the rush. Beauyiful but rushed. Take a breath. Lol
@@kenkrueckeberg7889 I like it this fast and also slower
@@joanronhock2048 hope i didnt offend anyone. We all ljke different things. They play it better than i ever could regardless of the tempo. Lol
I would love for you to listen to "O God beyond all praising, we worship you today"
this IS the NUMBER ONE hymn in the Roman Catholic Church, and yes it will be sung as we enter heaven
How beautiful is our Catholic faith!! And look at those days when the church was packed with no masks on! Please let these days come back!!
Praise be to God the holy water made a reappearance here in the Archdiocese of San Antonio recently.
The "holy" purell was such a sacrilege these last many months
@@dehydratedrhombus2473 mo. Lttvh
I am proud to be catholic 🙏
Me too
Beautiful hymm! 🙏
I can't think of anything more beautiful than the Catholic Church
Versailles castle
Not only beautiful, but also holy,,,the Church established by our Lord and saviour, Jesus Christ
@@ronaldmessina4229Amen
The Anglican church is fairer and richer in hymns than the Catholic Roman Church.
it's not a competition@@luiguivilatore8776
Now we need all the world help my family to praying for father we live in Thailand refugee in maela camp we are holy family cleaning and doing everything at the church but now we feeling sad we need praying for my family thax
Now you have my prayers here on the other side of the world. We are one in Christ and one with those who have gone before us. The Kingdom of God is on earth as it is in heaven. Bless you and your family.
This is absolutely beautiful and fills my heart with joy. In today's America the romantic, pair-bonded relationship is held as the highest form of love, and IMO that, even more than the horrible abuse scandal, is what keeps people away from the priesthood. That these two men choose to give that up and dedicate their lives to God and their whole community is inspiring. Unfortunately, the comment section below is one of the most cranky I've seen in a long time. "The tempo is too fast" "the soprano sucks"... well I think it's gorgeous. And the "no clapping in church for any reason" people are being dogmatic about something that isn't dogma. The applause is beautiful! It's an expression of the joy I felt watching this video.
Yes, I go to Blessed Sacrament Catholic church in Clermont, Fl . We clapp, in fact the new priest on the right looks like a young version of Father Bob
My Catholic faith is my anchor… don’t know anything more BEAUTIFUL
JESUS and Mary bless and watch over our new priest
I pray for more vocations we are in desperate need of more good faith young men to give their lives to Jesus ✝️💜🙏🏻
The Lord Jesus Christ the great shepherd is with his sheep.none of them will be lost.
All clan cut and devout MEN. As it should be. My favorite hymn of all. TE DEUM LAUDAMUS!
Indeed. What could exceed it? Be blessed always.
I went to Catholic school for 8 years and we used to sing this at benediction
holy GOd! indeed your name shall be praised!
God is Great !Praise you Lord
Hello Madeline how are you doing and how is the weather over there with you
This is beautiful, Michael. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful hands down, no question about it.
But, "Wherever applause breaks out in the liturgy because of some human achievement, it is a sure sign that the essence of liturgy has totally disappeared and been replaced by a kind of religious entertainment. Such attraction fades quickly - it cannot compete in the market of leisure pursuits, incorporating as it increasingly does various forms of religious titillation” Pope Benedict XVI
I grew up with applause, including from my mother, at the end of novus ordo masses when the guitars finished playing. IDK if those were the "good days" in the church or not. Maybe the storm hadn't hit yet or caught the weather guy's eye. The storm has blown me back to the traditional camp and my mother sent me her old Latin missal she grew up with. "Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours." St. Paul
I've always been of the opinion that clapping is okay when it's something done through God and not through man. Moments like after people enter the church at the Easter Vigil or when a man is given Holy Orders that's not a human achievement it's celebrating the work God has done through man.
It's an ordination mass. They are applauding and congratulating the new priests (or whatever they are called in English). They even applaud after ordination masses in Germany, where applauding in a church is definitely not a normal thing to do: ruclips.net/video/1Wd-wXqof0E/видео.html
When I was a youngster in Arizona, 50's, early 60's, people didn't clap after Mass. In the military service at Air bases when I would go to Mass people did not clap. I lived much of my adult life in California and people did not clap after Mass. But they were always ordinary Masses, even Holy days. I find now, here in Texas people do applaud at the end of the last hymn. Of course, I've never been to a Mass of ordination.
People seem to do it as a symbol or re enforcement of their idea that it is okay to go to church in today's modern world. I sincerely hope it comes from their hearts and not their egos. But it seems to be the local custom and while I don't clap because I didn't grow up with it, I don't have a problem with it. Applause is collective approval and I'd rather have it rather than shouts and whistles as if people were at a football game. Going to Mass is solem dedication which should come from the heart and agreement of both mind and heart. I too cherish my Catholic Faith.
Beautiful
Nothing is more poignant than when a newly ordained priest gives his first blessing, usually to his mother.
I am proud to be a Catholic... And we are so blessed with such rich songs.. it's just painful that Catholicism is not as strong in western countries as it is in Africa
I agree it's too fast. I believe this hymn is meant to be worship, not praise. But it's always so beautiful.
While I totally agree that the tempo is much too fast you seem to forget that worship and praise are invariably entwined Amen to that
I agree, too fast. Praise to the Lord is not meant to be rushed either.
Fine organist, great and consistent tempo. Wish we had more like you in our RC churches
Was there an earthquake during this?
What are those soldiers in the recessional
They're members of the Knights of Columbus
Is this St. Joseph's Cathedral in Manchester, NH?
Yes, it is.
I think so
@@robertmcginness4610 no!
This is giving me Midnight Mass flashbacks
Midnight mass.
Eu também
I feel blessed to be Catholic
Great
amen
💚❤️💐💙
Y favourite hymn so proud to be a catholuc
Hello Dorothy how are you doing and how is the weather over there with you
Precioso , pero no se que idioma es.
English!
Uggghh Clapping in Church
"Wherever applause breaks out in the liturgy because of some human achievement, it is a sure sign that the essence of liturgy has totally disappeared and been replaced by a kind of religious entertainment. Such attraction fades quickly - it cannot compete in the market of leisure pursuits, incorporating as it increasingly does various forms of religious titillation” Pope Benedict XVI
See, in a way I agree with you, but also no. When my brother was ordained, we clapped. Briefly. Ordination is essentially the priest marrying the Church, so I saw it as no different that a brief applause during a wedding, to celebrate the Bride and Groom's vocation. Just another perspective. The clapping wasn't for the music, but for the new priests and a celebration and show of support and love for their vocation. I'm not for clapping during Mass after music or most things, but this is appropriate, I think.
@@erikdrake6317 amen PBXVI
.Make a joyful noise unto the Lord!
@@erikdrake6317 I don't see a problem with clapping after the Celebration of the Mass has concluded. In this case, the people are clapping to show their appreciation for the new priest's ordination and their commitment to be faithful priests in Christ's Church.
Quem são estes homens que vestem chapéus e utilizam espadas nas mãos?
I wished they could sing this hymn in a slower pace …so one could FEEL THE HOLY SPIRIT….
Agree. I love it as a slow worship to God.
Loved the music. Disliked the clapping. Remember who it is that is in the tabernacle! Clapping is for entertainment. The Mass is greater than this.
Love this hymn, except it's a little too fast. Otherwise it's beautiful.
Yes, one of the best recessionals. It was beautiful but the tempo was out of character for a traditional hymn.
and the lady soprano trying to sing a descant total fail there!
Is the church on fire? I think I saw a priest and alter boy running. Lol. Beautiful but slow down. God bless you.
Geez... where's the fire? Why so fast?
This is way to fast. This is a solemn hymn, not pop music.
Pace was a bit circus-like, like some who race through the recitation of the rosary! Plus, the applause in the House of God (a "Catholic Cathedral") was inappropriate. Blending of the secular festivities with the dignity of a Catholic ceremony/Mass is something only Protestants or modernists who adore humanity would embrace.
The applause was not for the hymn, but rather as a sign of congratulations for the newly ordained. It a wonderful sign of acceptance and gratitude to God for His gift of the priesthood.
I know it was for the newly ordained "priests" -- clapping in a Catholic Church (regardless of what your buffoon of a bishop allows per the new modern ecumenism) is still inappropriate. What's next, Michael? If Christ showed up would you feel more prone to give him a high five or hug or genuflect and bow before the King of Heaven? Applause is a sign of gratitude in a SECULAR setting (e.g. an auditorium or park), not in a house of worship, unless you're a wishy-washy evangelical with drum sets and PowerPoint presentations as your sacristy.
Yes. There's a reason why we don't clap at Mass. But I also think there's something to be said about the way you expressed it. Would you say that to your priest, that no one should applaud him on the day that he makes the biggest decision of his life, to become a representative of Jesus? Keep in mind, they weren't clapping during Mass either.
I would. A House of Worship is not an auditorium, it is the place of God's dwelling (that is, if this church actually has a tabernacle). Clap all you want, kiss and hug him, give a fist pump outside the church at the reception, meal or other secular gathering. Clapping in a Catholic Church is a modernist, Protestant error that has infiltrated His Church.
Brynn Kohler Don't get me wrong, I don't want to see the church fade in any of her teachings. But God wants us to spend the life he gave us doing good for others. Does that include accusing people over a simple issue of reverence benefit anyone? Is it righteous to.yell at someone for not genuflecting? But it's fine to politely point it out that it is done out of respect, and even an opportunity to pray for someone if they continue in lack of reverence.
I'm sure you've noticed the vocation crisis across the world. To have these men choose the priesthood and have this support is wonderful. In today's world, it takes a big heart to reach others. In order for the Church to be strong in teaching and in numbers, respect for Jesus and his people is key.
Nice but I personally play it a bit slower.❤
The foolish yoke rarely cough because domain ultrascructurally beam amidst a puzzling actor. pleasant, chilly example
Way too fast
All I have to say to you is that if you do not worship God and enter Islam as the last of the religions, and this is known to the Christians and Jews, and that Muhammad is the Messenger of God (Do they not contemplate the Qur’an, even if it was from other than God, they would have found in it much difference) If you do not believe in God and Muhammad, the last of the messengers, you will enter Hell and will not come out. From it, and you will not die in it, it will remain forever. I wish you to turn your face to the sky and tadoa to God to guide you to the straight path.
The misery and irreverent Novus Ordo Rite.
It is a valid Eucharist, and the Holy Body of Christ is present. Go the way of your schismatic brothers who deny the holy see, and the present pope if you wish, but you are nothing but a footnote in history. If that.
@@thomashogan16 and I think so they don't have the right to change the holy mass and take away the faith of the faithful
Your comment is the work of the devil. You do not have this in your church ebacuse you do not show respect at all to yourself and to your church
Novus ordo. Modernists.
the soprano attempt at a descant total FAIL stop it!
Why do Catholic laymen like to dress up, so ostentatious. Should heard the Holy Fathers word on littleness.
Vert nice, I'm proud to be catholic. From Congo DRC
Catholic clergy are the best dressed, a very show of the majesty of God on earth, they have great well done dressing because every great Christian gathering especially important ones like these have to mirror the majesty of our great God and King.
Who can stand this terrible music? I can´t.