Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:03 - Welcome & Prayer requests 3:05 - Visit wcbohio.com 4:03 - Events - camp, YAG, retreats 8:08 - Canon Law & secondary infallibility 20:00 - Early Christians & the Mass 26:12 - Receiving doubtfully valid sacraments 40:52 - asking non-Catholics to pray for us 43:10 - Entering the priesthood with a disability? 45:11 - America and the 4 sins that cry to Heaven for vengeance 52:22 - More on “Dignitas Infinita” - Self-esteem vs self-respect 59:40 - Our Lord sends the Holy Ghost
JMJ+ amen. Thank you both for this podcast series and all of the helpful tools on the website. It is so good to have words that can be trusted again. GOD bless you all, and Mary keep you safe and wanting to teach with the same clarity and charity of Our LORD JESUS CHRIST. Popular culture doesn't have Eternal Life with JESUS as it's end goal. JESUS is still in the boat. HIS ultimate authority is what counts, no one else's matters. LORD have Mercy on us and grant us the strength to work and pray through the hard times of bad Priests and worse teachings. amen.
If traditional Catholic Bishops think other Bishops who believe the same are doubtful,they should conditionally Ordain/Consecrate them so said Bishops can conditionally Ordain their Priests.
If they refuse it can't be done. It's a huge problem. Similar to what happened under Calvin and Cranmer which changed all the Rites of the Catholic Church, in the Anglican Church.
Novus Ordo Jimmy Akin, debating Calvinist James White, recently, represented the idea that "anathema" was a formal excommunication and no Protestants are under anathema now. Other things happened in the debates, too (there were two nights of debate). I would find it very helpful if you did a quick summary of the errors in the debate. James White actually was at least aware that post V II is contradictory. Both debates are on Akin's channel. Aside: "dignitas infinita" document plays on people's feelings that it means merely treating people well, not seeing the blasphemy, since they are so used to making "hermeneutic of continuity" excuses for the coup.
Don't waste your time watching that Aiken guy, who by the way believes in aliens He's paid to put a band aid on novus ordo problems. I once heard someone at that organization (Non-Catholic Answers) tell someone it's fine to get an annulment and re-marry, as they themselves and others on their team had done so themselves .
@@stories2199 It is always helpful to hear how "protestants" think when they debate against Catholic viewpoints. I'm not afraid to listen to Akin, or any one. Father Jenkins is my guidepost, I have never disagreed with his discernment or understanding of the one true Faith. God bless.
Thank you! Yes exactly I’m also shock why he said this, and he something heretical about Our Lady if I’m not mistaken I couldn’t finished watching the debate because I’m so disappointed about his answers.
I would like to inquire about a seeming contradiction in the Bible and wonder if Fr. Jenkins could explain . After Jesus rose from the dead and when Mary Magdalene first recognized Him He said, "Do not touch me, for I am not yet ascended to my Father." Yet, He bade Thomas to put his finger into His wounds? Was it acceptable for the apostles to touch our Lord because they were His anointed priests?
@joanlafleur9349 "At least this is what the Bible says. Although it was the same author, Luke 24:13,33,50 says that Jesus ascended bodily to heaven on the evening of his resurrection, then Acts 1:3,9 says that he actually remained on earth for forty days and then ascended bodily to heaven." I cut and pasted this explanation and this is what I always understood took place. Another thing to ponder is that the Shroud indicates a massive burst of energy emanated from His body at the moment of resurrection and perhaps that caused Him to restrain her. Just a thought.
I've noticed lately that even 'Traditional' Catholics hold the view that the Holy Spirit is merely the love of Jesus for us - but isn't that Lutheranism? The Holy Ghost is a Person who dwells in our souls to sanctify us and make us evermore Christ-like, is He not? Protestants don't seem to understand the importance of the Holy Ghost in the sanctification process and tend to forget about Him entirely... Are we not falling into the same trap? I'm afraid a simplistic 'Evangelical' understanding of the Gospel has crept into our ranks but I could be mistaken. Sometimes, I'm not quite sure what to think anymore - they can be quite persuasive... My understanding is that the source of our sanctification cannot possibly by our own human emotions of gratitude, love and respect - however strong they may appear to us: only God is truly Holy and only He can make us Holy. By the way, wasn't that what led Peter to deny Christ - his relying on his own strength? Only after Pentacost did he find the strength to die a martyr but that strength was not his own: it was that of the Holy Ghost, dwelling in his soul. Am I on to something or am I completely lost?
@@femaleKCRoyalsFan Truth be told, most 'Traditional' Catholics are not interested in Holiness so they never looked into Grace and how it works in our souls: members of the older generation, especially, just 'go through the motions' of a Liturgy they've become attached to. Take a gander at this and tell me what you think: ruclips.net/user/shortsAqFmGxja500 This priest went to a seminary founded by Philippe Laguérie (a pivotal figure in the Traditional movement) called 'Séminaire du Bon Pasteur' yet any Lutheran could have said the same - if you can't understand what he's saying, just have RUclips translate it for you using the Closed Captions (CC) button. Am I completely wrong or is this 'Evangelical' rhetoric?
@@femaleKCRoyalsFan agree. he's making stuff up. in fact, i've never heard any Catholic of any kind say that. maybe he accidentally walked into a lutheran "church" thinking it was Catholic.
Protestants don't understand this; they think the "Holy Spirit" guides them; there are some who want evidence, as in speaking in tongues; some call that demonic, and protestants are so mixed up about the Holy Spirit it's not funny. I'm a convert and have to retrain my thinking to the True Catholic Faith. Father Jenkins could wipe the floor with any protestant in a debate.
Per the priest in this video, a child conceived in r*pe cannot become a member of the Catholic clergy because his parents aren't married. Well, at least the child isn't automatically condemned to Perdition, right?
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:03 - Welcome & Prayer requests
3:05 - Visit wcbohio.com
4:03 - Events - camp, YAG, retreats
8:08 - Canon Law & secondary infallibility
20:00 - Early Christians & the Mass
26:12 - Receiving doubtfully valid sacraments
40:52 - asking non-Catholics to pray for us
43:10 - Entering the priesthood with a disability?
45:11 - America and the 4 sins that cry to Heaven for vengeance
52:22 - More on “Dignitas Infinita” - Self-esteem vs self-respect
59:40 - Our Lord sends the Holy Ghost
Thank you!
Thank you, Father Jenkins, and Thomas. Good to hear bedrock Catholic teaching.
Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom, pray for us.
Greetings from Ireland.
Thank you for your teaching us the dogmatic truth which has been lacking and obscured by the false church. God Bless your efforts.
JMJ+ amen. Thank you both for this podcast series and all of the helpful tools on the website. It is so good to have words that can be trusted again. GOD bless you all, and Mary keep you safe and wanting to teach with the same clarity and charity of Our LORD JESUS CHRIST. Popular culture doesn't have Eternal Life with JESUS as it's end goal. JESUS is still in the boat. HIS ultimate authority is what counts, no one else's matters. LORD have Mercy on us and grant us the strength to work and pray through the hard times of bad Priests and worse teachings. amen.
There are people on this thread who want to discuss trivialities. Stay with the Catholic Faith with the whole truth and do not get distracted!
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If traditional Catholic Bishops think other Bishops who believe the same are doubtful,they should conditionally Ordain/Consecrate them so said Bishops can conditionally Ordain their Priests.
This is good. Solution.
@@kbeautician Thank you,we need unity. We need to take traditional Catholicism to its next phase. Unity!
If they refuse it can't be done. It's a huge problem. Similar to what happened under Calvin and Cranmer which changed all the Rites of the Catholic Church, in the Anglican Church.
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Father can you looked into priests who are not baptized how will we know this Father? Thank you father ❤
Novus Ordo Jimmy Akin, debating Calvinist James White, recently, represented the idea that "anathema" was a formal excommunication and no Protestants are under anathema now. Other things happened in the debates, too (there were two nights of debate). I would find it very helpful if you did a quick summary of the errors in the debate. James White actually was at least aware that post V II is contradictory. Both debates are on Akin's channel.
Aside: "dignitas infinita" document plays on people's feelings that it means merely treating people well, not seeing the blasphemy, since they are so used to making "hermeneutic of continuity" excuses for the coup.
Don't waste your time watching that Aiken guy, who by the way believes in aliens He's paid to put a band aid on novus ordo problems. I once heard someone at that organization (Non-Catholic Answers) tell someone it's fine to get an annulment and re-marry, as they themselves and others on their team had done so themselves .
@@stories2199 It is always helpful to hear how "protestants" think when they debate against Catholic viewpoints. I'm not afraid to listen to Akin, or any one. Father Jenkins is my guidepost, I have never disagreed with his discernment or understanding of the one true Faith. God bless.
Thank you! Yes exactly I’m also shock why he said this, and he something heretical about Our Lady if I’m not mistaken I couldn’t finished watching the debate because I’m so disappointed about his answers.
I would like to inquire about a seeming contradiction in the Bible and wonder if Fr. Jenkins could explain . After Jesus rose from the dead and when Mary Magdalene first recognized Him He said, "Do not touch me, for I am not yet ascended to my Father." Yet, He bade Thomas to put his finger into His wounds? Was it acceptable for the apostles to touch our Lord because they were His anointed priests?
The word is really "grasp" or "cling to", not "touch", in Greek, I heard. She seems to have been trying to hold Him back.
He had not yet ascended. It had something to do with that. When He was with the apostles He had already ascended.
@@fedup745 No, the Ascension of our Lord was 40 days after that.
@@joanlafleur9349true.
@joanlafleur9349 "At least this is what the Bible says. Although it was the same author, Luke 24:13,33,50 says that Jesus ascended bodily to heaven on the evening of his resurrection, then Acts 1:3,9 says that he actually remained on earth for forty days and then ascended bodily to heaven."
I cut and pasted this explanation and this is what I always understood took place. Another thing to ponder is that the Shroud indicates a massive burst of energy emanated from His body at the moment of resurrection and perhaps that caused Him to restrain her. Just a thought.
I've noticed lately that even 'Traditional' Catholics hold the view that the Holy Spirit is merely the love of Jesus for us - but isn't that Lutheranism?
The Holy Ghost is a Person who dwells in our souls to sanctify us and make us evermore Christ-like, is He not?
Protestants don't seem to understand the importance of the Holy Ghost in the sanctification process and tend to forget about Him entirely...
Are we not falling into the same trap?
I'm afraid a simplistic 'Evangelical' understanding of the Gospel has crept into our ranks but I could be mistaken.
Sometimes, I'm not quite sure what to think anymore - they can be quite persuasive...
My understanding is that the source of our sanctification cannot possibly by our own human emotions of gratitude, love and respect - however strong they may appear to us: only God is truly Holy and only He can make us Holy.
By the way, wasn't that what led Peter to deny Christ - his relying on his own strength?
Only after Pentacost did he find the strength to die a martyr but that strength was not his own: it was that of the Holy Ghost, dwelling in his soul.
Am I on to something or am I completely lost?
What trad catholics? I've never heard a trad catholic say that
@@femaleKCRoyalsFan Truth be told, most 'Traditional' Catholics are not interested in Holiness so they never looked into Grace and how it works in our souls: members of the older generation, especially, just 'go through the motions' of a Liturgy they've become attached to.
Take a gander at this and tell me what you think: ruclips.net/user/shortsAqFmGxja500
This priest went to a seminary founded by Philippe Laguérie (a pivotal figure in the Traditional movement) called 'Séminaire du Bon Pasteur' yet any Lutheran could have said the same - if you can't understand what he's saying, just have RUclips translate it for you using the Closed Captions (CC) button.
Am I completely wrong or is this 'Evangelical' rhetoric?
@@femaleKCRoyalsFan agree. he's making stuff up. in fact, i've never heard any Catholic of any kind say that. maybe he accidentally walked into a lutheran "church" thinking it was Catholic.
Protestants don't understand this; they think the "Holy Spirit" guides them; there are some who want evidence, as in speaking in tongues; some call that demonic, and protestants are so mixed up about the Holy Spirit it's not funny. I'm a convert and have to retrain my thinking to the True Catholic Faith. Father Jenkins could wipe the floor with any protestant in a debate.
The Holy Spirit is evidenced in the Hebrew Scriptures, well before the Incarnation.
Per the priest in this video, a child conceived in r*pe cannot become a member of the Catholic clergy because his parents aren't married. Well, at least the child isn't automatically condemned to Perdition, right?