Time Flies, Remember Death
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- St. Paul the Hermit was the originator of the eremitical life. That is a life of solitude in the desert where one leaves all in order to find the God of all. Paintings of St. Paul the Hermit always picture him with a raven that brought him his daily bread, as well as showing him holding a human skull in his hand. St. Paul the Hermit knew that life on earth was very, very short and that eternity awaited him. The pagans of old knew that death was near so they simply ate, drank, and were merry since tomorrow they would die. But for the believer...for true Christians, i.e., Catholics, the brevity of human life kept them focused on avoiding sin and gaining heaven. In this month of November, we not only consider and pray for those who have gone before us in death, but we also ponder our own inevitable deaths. Our time is short. Eternity awaits us. Modern men pride themselves on being able to measure and calculate all created things. But eternity is beyond the power of calculation. If you add a number to eternity, you will never increase its duration. If you take any number away from eternity, you will never shorten it. There is only one step between us and eternity. We are a heart attack away from facing Christ our Judge. Our eternity will depend on how we lived our life on earth. We will either enter into eternal delights or eternal woes. In a real way, we are masters of our own eternal destiny. We will either cooperate with grace or frustrate and abuse its wondrous works. The thought of eternity is a sure light that guides us in our thinking...in our discernment...in our moral deliberations. As the Sacred Scriptures record: Remember your end, and you will never sin. For more please visit www.reginaproph... & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest
In the presence of a happiness which shall last forever and ever and ever, the satisfaction of a few minutes looses more of its charm.
Eternity compares length of time to length of time, length of pleasure to length of pleasure, length of sorrow/pain to length of sorrow.
Blessed be God!
Pray that I may make up for wasting more than 25 years of time.
God bless, Rev. 21:4
Brilliant sermon. Never heard this topic in parishes. Please pray for this priest.
I love this channel..♥️♥️😍😍 it made me love the Catholic church..but most importantly our blessed mother...♥️😍
Wow! This is such a channel that had me pray diligently because of the very real and inspiring stories of the Saints!Thank you father!3 Hail Mary for you!
Guys plz pray for me because through the grace of God I have been able to realize my sin full life and I’m trying to change but my family is attacking me saying I’m crazy and I’m taking it way to serious pray for me that I keep striving to follow Jesus Christ follow the narrow path he says
Yes I’ve had a former gf tell me I was obsessed with Christ. “Thou shall love the lord thy God with thy whole heart, mind, soul, and strength.”
So many of us put all sorts of things above God. Brother, let us both become a consecrated religious
So well said!!! Eternity is eternal ! Wake up and chose God
The ignorance of inevitable death will lead us to habitual sin. The consideration of inevitable death will aid us in fighting temptation and ultimately make us Saints.
Well said
All very sobering, but also all very true. Thank you, and GOD bless!
Amen. This doctor is amazing and so truthful. Thank you.
I love the voice....i wish to know who is giving the sermon.....very deep.... keep up the good work..👍👍👍👍
God have mercy on those who gave this video a dislike.
Amen
Love this
what a story! what a message !
Good stuff right here. Wondering if it'd make a good talk at a wake for family to hear...
+hoganfan2006 if you like this check out "know not the time nor hour" sermon
Our priests here hardly preach about death or hell. All their sermons are prepared to make us feel good. Alas! What can we expect from post -Vatican priests!!
Name of priest offering this homily?
Did St. Paul the hermit attend Mass on Sundays. Isn’t it a mortal sin to miss Mass!
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_of_Thebes
These Saints of the Desert had no Eucharist? No Sacrament of Penance? Don't we need those things?
Hammett175
They were priests
A bird would bring bread to the hermit every day?
Where on the internet can I find the picture at 10:07 in this video?
Santana Campbell Take a screen shot!
Hermit: kind of hard to love your neighbor when you don't have any.
Hans
I understand these saintly hermits often offer prayers and extremely challenging sacrifices for the salvation of others. In that way they are loving their neighbour.