Ah yes. It's not a Filipino festivity without lumpia. Everytime there is a family prayer and gathering, food is always there. Yesterday was the Feast of Santo Niño, the patron of our town. My family prepared a feast for everyone who wants to come inside our home and eat. No wonder our faith is centered in food. It brings everyone together. A communion we unconciously practice.
What a great subject! I would love it if you could do an episode on what it would have been like to live in the days that Jesus did! Did Women wear makeup? What were hairstyles like? What was daily life like? What did people do for entertainment?
Love when you are all together in the studio, this was a great episode. Love Mid-Eastern food, made me hungry. Grew up in Italian house, and food was after God!! Instead of asking how you are, most Italians ask 'did you eat?"
Love the show guys! Every single episode I’ve heard had been great. Can you guys do a show on the apparition at Garabandal? As far as I can tell, it hasn’t been declared an official miracle by the church but many like Padre Pio believed it to be true. I would love your thoughts.
@Frenchmans fury very true. This apparition (along with others of course) I find very interesting though. I’ve seen a few videos/ documentaries on this particular apparition but was interested in seeing what our good friends at the Catholic Talk Show thoughts were.
I'm thoroughly disappointed by the puerile humor you all added to this program. You remind me of Parochial High School Sophomores huddled around cracking wise on everything that comes to mind, or everyone. M
Thank you guys for explaining things in an interesting,informative, humorous way !! Makes me want to come back all the time !! You have helped me understand the gospel in a modern day way! Gold Bless you all!
My earlier comment seems to have been removed, but essentially it was merely to state in detail that a lot of what is mentioned here is from popular "Jesus diet" books, but is not necessarily historically accurate. Jesus did not have a Whole Foods grocery store, so he likely ate lentils and leeks stew with barley bread on a daily basis. Not "because he was poor" but because all the people of Judea did not have the type of agricultural macroeconomy we enjoy today, and everyone would have eaten what they had locally. Fish would have been a treat and lamb would have been a special occasion, because it was better to sell that stuff to the Romans or to the temple markets in Jerusalem. Anyway, it is an interesting topic, but I would advise most people listening to actually research these foods before just assuming Lebanese food is what Jesus ate 2000 years ago, before the Arabs and Turks came in.
Its mainly hippie talk. Basically just the fact they ate whole grains which is healthier. They claim you should eat Ezekiel bread, but the reason Ezekiel makes this bread is not for health reasons whatsoever.
In Austria they call tomatoes "Paradeiser", which could be loosely translated into 'paradisians', but I think they took that name from Hungary and Serbia. Fig makes sense with the leaves they covered themselves with. Fig in German means 'Feige', turn that into an adjective and you get 'feige', but now it doesn't mean the fruit, but 'cowardly', just as the noun 'Feigheit' means 'cowardice'. As I strongly believe that 'In the beginning was the word...' and add to that the linguistic confusion as a result of the building of the Tower of Babel, I often think that so much truth is in our languages. Greetings from a Lutheran, who loves your shows.
Fun fact: the Seventh Day Adventist community in Loma Linda, California is one of the worlds five blue zones with record high longevity. They eat a biblical diet from the garden of Eden, vegetarian with no meat, coffee, or tea.
Great subject. I've noticed you missed that God commanded humans to only eat vegetables and fruit up until the flood. Humans ate only these until Genesis 9:3, when God finally gave Noah and humanity the animals to eat.
Can’t believe how quickly the conversation moved from the obvious plant-based references in Genesis to hunting and preparing meat meals. I was hoping the discussion would point this out. It is not until much later in human history in the Bible that the eating of animals is discussed. I love to eat meat, so don’t tag me as anti/meat. Just thought you guys would notice the fruit/vegetables vs animal diet in the early Bible days.
Setiap orang Kristen baik Katolik maupun Protestan yang percaya kepada Jesus dan Maria harus bisa buka Alkitab dan membaca Firman Tuhan. Firman Tuhan adalah pedoman hidup yang berpegang kepada Iman kepercayaan kita sebagai pengikut Jesus Kristus adalah Tuhan dan Juru selamat umat manusia Amen. 🙏✝️❤️🕊️
Must admit I'm confused by the statement that there was no lamb at the Last Supper. At the first Passover a single animal could be shared by multiple families. It's quite possible that when the disciples were preparing their supper they obtained meat from the family which was hosting them. Jesus says specifically that He wanted to eat the Passover meal with them. Would it have BEEN a Passover meal at all without the lamb? ?? After all, the institution of the Eucharist and the sacrifice of the Cross took place AFTER the Passover supper was finished. Just asking.
Jesus was the lamb of God, but they still would have eaten lamb if it was a passover meal. It would not fulfill the commandment to omit the lamb. Nowhere does the Bible say what Pope Benedict infers here from the timing in John’s gospel alone. In fact he wrote his exegesis on this with the disclaimer that reasonable scholars could disagree. But the other seder foods are likely diaspora additions, may have been even centuries after this era.
What Pope Benedict says makes perfect sense to me. Out with the old, in with the new (covenant)--which is of much greater importance. Explains also why animal sacrifices stopped, something God never wanted (too many Scriptures to list).
I think you should consider putting your episodes in print, like a collection of essays, with appropriate editing. You could reach people who prefer print and have another revenue stream
Oh, you guys have me rolling! I was raised without much, so can appreciate cow dung heat or walls. I enjoyed the food analogies and realities. I was a bit saddened by daily mass. I'm not sure if you are aware but so few mass times are offered. Even on Sunday just one time. Not family friendly. Not accommodating working class. Sinners are retired so confession at 9 am, during the week... At some point priests or bishops should choose to serve. This convenience stuff is old. In this age of communism, I would think you would want to reach the majority of the community!
Actually by Greco-Roman times, it was the common wheat that we use today. Which is very interesting since Passover was originally a barley festival, but by this time imported wheat was more plenteous.
First time watching. I honestly can't tell, because there's so much sarcasm and joking on the show. Do these gentlemen think Jesus cursed the Fig Tree because he was hungry (or as they put it...Jesus was hangry) and there were no figs? Or was that a joke and they actually do know the reason behind the tree?
Was he being sarcastic about wondering if there was an apple in the Bible? That bite at the beginning felt mocking of Adam and Eve. Weird, this is supposed to be Christian?
One other important point: garum is not kosher. Because it is made from dead fish guts cured in brine for 40 days. So Jesus did not eat this, probably.
Certain foods not to eat that's for the Jews Not for us. As for catholics do anything there's restrictions on certain parts of the year No meat For example like Ash wednesday. Also, good friday lent
I was at Israel 🇮🇱 for a Pilgrimage Sept 2022.I fell in love with Israel God willing I’ll go again, September 2023
Ah yes. It's not a Filipino festivity without lumpia. Everytime there is a family prayer and gathering, food is always there.
Yesterday was the Feast of Santo Niño, the patron of our town. My family prepared a feast for everyone who wants to come inside our home and eat.
No wonder our faith is centered in food. It brings everyone together. A communion we unconciously practice.
21:23 my favorite story too… when I think about it, it’s just too endearing of our Lord 😭😭 I almost can’t take it
What a great subject!
I would love it if you could do an episode on what it would have been like to live in the days that Jesus did! Did Women wear makeup?
What were hairstyles like?
What was daily life like?
What did people do for entertainment?
Love when you are all together in the studio, this was a great episode. Love Mid-Eastern food, made me hungry. Grew up in Italian house, and food was after God!! Instead of asking how you are, most Italians ask 'did you eat?"
I think this will be a fun one to listen to very excited
So to summarize just some for a grocery list: figs, pomegranates, pistachios, almonds, tilapia, grain breads...
This show was well dung! You guys are the best!!!!!
Thankyou for educating me...l also enjoy your sense of humour. Stay blessed and a blessing always 🙏 🙏📿🕊
Love the show guys! Every single episode I’ve heard had been great. Can you guys do a show on the apparition at Garabandal? As far as I can tell, it hasn’t been declared an official miracle by the church but many like Padre Pio believed it to be true. I would love your thoughts.
ruclips.net/video/xLPNf-pmGWg/видео.html
@Frenchmans fury This is true.
@Frenchmans fury very true. This apparition (along with others of course) I find very interesting though. I’ve seen a few videos/ documentaries on this particular apparition but was interested in seeing what our good friends at the Catholic Talk Show thoughts were.
I'm thoroughly disappointed by the puerile humor you all added to this program. You remind me of Parochial High School Sophomores huddled around cracking wise on everything that comes to mind, or everyone. M
Thank you guys for explaining things in an interesting,informative, humorous way !! Makes me want to come back all the time !! You have helped me understand the gospel in a modern day way! Gold Bless you all!
My earlier comment seems to have been removed, but essentially it was merely to state in detail that a lot of what is mentioned here is from popular "Jesus diet" books, but is not necessarily historically accurate. Jesus did not have a Whole Foods grocery store, so he likely ate lentils and leeks stew with barley bread on a daily basis. Not "because he was poor" but because all the people of Judea did not have the type of agricultural macroeconomy we enjoy today, and everyone would have eaten what they had locally. Fish would have been a treat and lamb would have been a special occasion, because it was better to sell that stuff to the Romans or to the temple markets in Jerusalem.
Anyway, it is an interesting topic, but I would advise most people listening to actually research these foods before just assuming Lebanese food is what Jesus ate 2000 years ago, before the Arabs and Turks came in.
I enjoy preparing meals from scratch ! There is nothing like it!
Ryan cracking pistachios! Such a fantastic talk. Thank you and God bless each of you 🙏🏿❤️
Greetings and blessings from Cancun. Please, do a show about catholic scientists, researchers and scholars.God bless.
Oooo yo soy de Cancún también. Si estas viendo contenido como este, entonces sobrevivimos a la cultura de CUN, jaja
I wud love to see this episode
My 6 year old son walked in right as you started the poop bread conversation. 😂 He's ready to listen to another episode with me.
I have heard of people only eating food supposably mention in the Bible and how much healthier it is.
Its mainly hippie talk. Basically just the fact they ate whole grains which is healthier. They claim you should eat Ezekiel bread, but the reason Ezekiel makes this bread is not for health reasons whatsoever.
Thank you for this talk show!
I will eat like Jesus take..should follow Jesus it..🙏🏻 thank you fr.God bless 🙏🏻
So Adam and Eve didn’t get the gnocchi?😌
Sooo... When is the episode on acts of mercy gonna come up? You can even divided into two parts: corporal and spiritual.
Great show. I love God and I really like food :D
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So the last super wasn't a passover (Seder) meal??
In Austria they call tomatoes "Paradeiser", which could be loosely translated into 'paradisians', but I think they took that name from Hungary and Serbia. Fig makes sense with the leaves they covered themselves with. Fig in German means 'Feige', turn that into an adjective and you get 'feige', but now it doesn't mean the fruit, but 'cowardly', just as the noun 'Feigheit' means 'cowardice'. As I strongly believe that 'In the beginning was the word...' and add to that the linguistic confusion as a result of the building of the Tower of Babel, I often think that so much truth is in our languages. Greetings from a Lutheran, who loves your shows.
Fun fact: the Seventh Day Adventist community in Loma Linda, California is one of the worlds five blue zones with record high longevity. They eat a biblical diet from the garden of Eden, vegetarian with no meat, coffee, or tea.
Mediterranean diet I hear have record high longevity
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔hmmmm
Great subject. I've noticed you missed that God commanded humans to only eat vegetables and fruit up until the flood. Humans ate only these until Genesis 9:3, when God finally gave Noah and humanity the animals to eat.
Can’t believe how quickly the conversation moved from the obvious plant-based references in Genesis to hunting and preparing meat meals. I was hoping the discussion would point this out. It is not until much later in human history in the Bible that the eating of animals is discussed. I love to eat meat, so don’t tag me as anti/meat. Just thought you guys would notice the fruit/vegetables vs animal diet in the early Bible days.
Thank you
I want to thank you guys for taking my request of more poop jokes, hahahaha
I had St Peters fish at the Sea of Galilee
Setiap orang Kristen baik Katolik maupun Protestan yang percaya kepada Jesus dan Maria harus bisa buka Alkitab dan membaca Firman Tuhan. Firman Tuhan adalah pedoman hidup yang berpegang kepada Iman kepercayaan kita sebagai pengikut Jesus Kristus adalah Tuhan dan Juru selamat umat manusia Amen. 🙏✝️❤️🕊️
fantastic show!
Interesting that this has 11 likes before it airs
Here's another one 🤣😂👍🏻😅
Here’s one more 🙏🏽
here's one more!🙏🍓🍒🍉
Yes..👍
Thanks!
I milk my own cow so I guess I kind of eat like the Jesus time
Loool you think jesus ate food from babies??
Song of Songs 2: 5 mentions both raisin cakes and apples.
That was a corny opening I seed what you did there. I love the fruits of your talks
Must admit I'm confused by the statement that there was no lamb at the Last Supper. At the first Passover a single animal could be shared by multiple families. It's quite possible that when the disciples were preparing their supper they obtained meat from the family which was hosting them. Jesus says specifically that He wanted to eat the Passover meal with them. Would it have BEEN a Passover meal at all without the lamb? ?? After all, the institution of the Eucharist and the sacrifice of the Cross took place AFTER the Passover supper was finished. Just asking.
Check out this from Pope Benedict XVI www.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/homilies/2007/documents/hf_ben-xvi_hom_20070405_coena-domini.html
Jesus was the lamb of God, but they still would have eaten lamb if it was a passover meal. It would not fulfill the commandment to omit the lamb. Nowhere does the Bible say what Pope Benedict infers here from the timing in John’s gospel alone. In fact he wrote his exegesis on this with the disclaimer that reasonable scholars could disagree.
But the other seder foods are likely diaspora additions, may have been even centuries after this era.
What Pope Benedict says makes perfect sense to me. Out with the old, in with the new (covenant)--which is of much greater importance. Explains also why animal sacrifices stopped, something God never wanted (too many Scriptures to list).
@@AnimalApologist Animal sacrifices stopped when the Temple was destroyed.
@@margueritelangton6362 thanks. That's one way to get them to stop ;)
I think you should consider putting your episodes in print, like a collection of essays, with appropriate editing. You could reach people who prefer print and have another revenue stream
There you go...Fr. Rich biting the apple!!!! Sinner! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh, you guys have me rolling! I was raised without much, so can appreciate cow dung heat or walls. I enjoyed the food analogies and realities. I was a bit saddened by daily mass. I'm not sure if you are aware but so few mass times are offered. Even on Sunday just one time. Not family friendly. Not accommodating working class. Sinners are retired so confession at 9 am, during the week... At some point priests or bishops should choose to serve. This convenience stuff is old. In this age of communism, I would think you would want to reach the majority of the community!
God hears the intentions of your heart. Thank you for your devotion to the Eucharist it's emulatable.
Note: the wheat Jesus ate is definitely not the one we eat today in most western countries, so... caution
I agree, it’s a shame…
Actually by Greco-Roman times, it was the common wheat that we use today. Which is very interesting since Passover was originally a barley festival, but by this time imported wheat was more plenteous.
Just curious, have you all considered doing a longer format show perhaps on EWTN ?
We’re On CatholicTV! www.catholictv.org
@@CatholicTalkShow thank you, I wasn’t aware of that
Can you please do a video on Blesses Brother James Miller?????
Oh my God!!!! This is exacty what I was wondering about today. Do you read minds?
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Are you guys still posting stuff on Patreon?
I can't find the recipes.
Yum🙏
Good show but where are the links promised?
On our website! catholictalkshow.com/eating-like-jesus-the-foods-of-the-bible/
Drink every time Fr Pagano says “enter”
First time watching. I honestly can't tell, because there's so much sarcasm and joking on the show.
Do these gentlemen think Jesus cursed the Fig Tree because he was hungry (or as they put it...Jesus was hangry) and there were no figs? Or was that a joke and they actually do know the reason behind the tree?
Ryan celebrated shabbat? Y'all should read the council of ladocea. Love you and the show though.
Jesus was Jewish so I imagine Mother Mary cooked Jewish Foods.
yes the torah lays out kosher rules of what could be eaten. also lays out unclean types of food.
Exactly
Our household chooses not to eat pork or shellfish.
wouldn't adam and ve have been vegans before eve ate the forbidden fruit ?
Is this trip open to 60 years and up
What bible is Father Rich using?
Peter Fish
Lebanese food ❤️🇱🇧
where is the list of foods ????
catholictalkshow.com/eating-like-jesus-the-foods-of-the-bible/
How does Jesus like his steak???
Why, well done good and faithful servant.
...and yet, Apples are the only Fruits I can eat, as all others....my body rejects. I cannot eat Olives, but love Olive Oil.
Another interesting topic . So you’ve eaten ‘lumpia’ I’m sure this came with ‘pansit’ 😜where in the Bible can we find that Jesus cooked breakfast ?
John 21: 9, 12.
Keep doing a great job!!! This channel needs to look into P R O M O S M!
Sorry, but they didn't have zucchini yet. Zucchini was one of those squashes that came to the Old World after 1492.
You wouldn't throw pistachios of the floor in Martha's house Ryan
About good food the god showed saint peter He was trying to show him The gospel is going to go to the gentiles .
why no specifics 😂
Eat Jesus, the food of the bible.
Was he being sarcastic about wondering if there was an apple in the Bible? That bite at the beginning felt mocking of Adam and Eve. Weird, this is supposed to be Christian?
One other important point: garum is not kosher. Because it is made from dead fish guts cured in brine for 40 days. So Jesus did not eat this, probably.
Certain foods not to eat that's for the Jews Not for us. As for catholics do anything there's restrictions on certain parts of the year No meat For example like Ash wednesday. Also, good friday lent
Is it too much to ask to be a vegetarian lol
It's chocolate when you eat it what do you feel eating it like your eyes are too good and evil right
Catholics don't idolize Mary.
The guys seem to have lost a couple of pounds.
There’s no such thing as vegetables. #ISaidWhatISaid
Too silly ,not amused. Not accurate.
Chicago pizza rules. NY pizza s****.