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  • @sherhass5718
    @sherhass5718 2 года назад +37

    I am a Muslim Converted..Baptized in April...Jesus, My Sweetheart, turned his ear and heard me! Even before I thought of converting I had learned all the rosaries Prayers, which I had started to do everyday and the Divine Chapel of Jesus. I learned all the prayers, and, things were just appearing on my phone. I would see signs Everywhere I Go. How things seem to unfold revel naturally to me. As in nature, rabbits would walk up to me, Swan came off the lake to greet me, and I have to say, there's nothing in this world like the love of Jesus! it's enlightening, there's no human being no material things no diamonds, nothing that can fulfill me and make my heart joyful as my sweetheart Jesus, has done for me! I love him so much I have This insatiable love for Him, I'm addicted to him .my Sweetheart Jesus..🌈🕊🌏🕊💚

  • @LukeKirk1113
    @LukeKirk1113 Год назад +11

    In highschool I was drawn to the priesthood, I spent those years really trying to discern it or not, all my family was betting on me being a priest, but I never really felt the call for it. I asked God to call me to priesthood but it never happened. Then a year after highschool I met my now fiancé and I felt a strong calling to marriage so now here we are preparing for it.

    • @unapologetic4375
      @unapologetic4375 4 месяца назад +1

      God bless you and your soon to be wife. May our Lord bless you with many children🙏

  • @noahbruce9640
    @noahbruce9640 2 года назад +43

    Great episode! I’d love to hear more about the Diaconate. As a married Catholic, I am very interested in that.

    • @redraider2140
      @redraider2140 2 года назад +2

      Me too Noah! 🙏🏽

    • @sergioolivas8549
      @sergioolivas8549 2 года назад +4

      Same here, I know my Diocese is holding meetings at different parrishes about the Diaconate. I plan on attending them

    • @mariediphillipo3388
      @mariediphillipo3388 2 года назад +4

      Come on guys do it

    • @johncarey5266
      @johncarey5266 2 года назад +4

      Noah, As a Permanent Deacon myself, I can tell you that the process is similar and agree that this would be an excellent topic for a program. Even if it is an overview and the history and function of the Deacon would be an excellent topic.

    • @HoldYourBreat4
      @HoldYourBreat4 2 года назад +2

      @@johncarey5266 that’s fantastic… I’m also interested in the permanent Deaconate

  • @Chahta_hattak
    @Chahta_hattak 2 года назад +12

    This episode helps as a father with sons. I sincerely pray at least one is called to the priesthood and talk to them about that often. Thank you!

  • @MargaretUIUC
    @MargaretUIUC 2 года назад +13

    "When the Lord hit me, He hit me pretty good." (Line from "Bourbon, Bluegrass, and the Bible" by the Hillbilly Thomists)

  • @michelelewis5666
    @michelelewis5666 2 года назад +10

    I know our priests are only human, but wow! The walk y’all have with God is so intimately profound!

  • @JP2GiannaT
    @JP2GiannaT 2 года назад +20

    Short version: lots and lots and lots of school.
    And discernment.

  • @KaryDeParra
    @KaryDeParra 8 месяцев назад +1

    Oh father your testimony is so powerful it moves my heart. God bless you and your ministry.

  • @conniegreen9384
    @conniegreen9384 2 года назад +5

    Thank you, Father Rich for sharing your discernment of your vocation to the priesthood. It truly touched my heart; and I know that you were called by God. May God bless you for accepting the call!

  • @gcrodriguez
    @gcrodriguez 2 года назад +18

    Father Rich, whenever you want to come to the Monterey California area and you want to celebrate mass in Spanish/Spanglish, I’m here for it 😁 That would be awesome! Que Dios los bendiga 🙏🏼

    • @juanisidro4849
      @juanisidro4849 2 года назад +2

      Yooo I live in seaside California, good to know I ain’t the only on the central coast listening to this show 👌🏽

    • @gcrodriguez
      @gcrodriguez 2 года назад

      @@juanisidro4849 Marina in da house lol it’s a great show! How can we not listen? 😁

    • @juanisidro4849
      @juanisidro4849 2 года назад

      @@gcrodriguez true true lol

  • @GregShanahan
    @GregShanahan 2 года назад +6

    AWESOME show. With all respect to your many excellent guests the shows when it’s just the three of you talking are to my mind the best. God bless you and your show.

  • @redraider2140
    @redraider2140 2 года назад +13

    Been addicted to the show for years now. Thanks guys, great job in spreading the word. I was listening keenly as I’m interested in becoming a deacon. 🙏🏽

  • @pedrovasquez2856
    @pedrovasquez2856 2 года назад +7

    How to become a Permanent Deacon. For next show ?

  • @HoldYourBreat4
    @HoldYourBreat4 2 года назад +4

    AMAZING EPISODE!!! So happy you burst everyone’s misconceived ideals of seminary life being a barefoot brother, solemn and silent monastery experience

  • @mariediphillipo3388
    @mariediphillipo3388 2 года назад +8

    I hope the Father Stu movie will plant a seed in the call for men in real life that man persevered

  • @martianman5840
    @martianman5840 2 года назад +6

    I'd love to hear an episode on monasticism

  • @leonoranorman8273
    @leonoranorman8273 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your testimony Fr Rich.
    I hope a lot of young men get to view this episode. Your words were beautiful.
    I hope you don’t mind me sharing my vocation story… after discerning for myself I was called to marriage. This year I will be married 32 years with four beautiful daughters. But I am also the wife of a permanent deacon. For those men who are discerning, please make sure that your wives support you in your journey. It’s an incredible journey , with so much fulfillment. It’s a journey of great charity. But , it’s very important that your spouse supports you. For a few years, I was on a panel of wives that were there to help the wives of those men in the process of the journey…. We were their to help them spiritually and to give them the encouragement when things felt confusing.
    In my diocese it is a five year journey. The first year being discernment … just like for the priesthood. There is an initial interview with a deacon/s with his/their wives to seek acceptance , if accepted then there wil be interviews and
    retreats … after aspirancy you will be again interviewed if you are accepted to candidacy… I could
    continue but just so you know the beginning of your journey…
    Fr Rich , my husband’s initial interview was at St. Rita’s parish and two days before her feast day…so we have something in common.
    Wish I could me you three in person… you are all so informative and I love the laughs . God bless🙏🏻

    • @leonoranorman8273
      @leonoranorman8273 2 года назад +1

      Forgot to add… if your wife dies after you are ordained to the diaconate , you are not allow to remarry. So depending on your diocese there might be an age requirement and also the age of your children

    • @HoldYourBreat4
      @HoldYourBreat4 2 года назад +1

      @@leonoranorman8273 your reply was super helpful thank you. I’m a married father of 5 (oldest 18 youngest 3) interested in the Deaconate

    • @leonoranorman8273
      @leonoranorman8273 2 года назад

      You’re very welcome.
      God bless you on your journey 🙏🏻

  • @elenapascucci1997
    @elenapascucci1997 2 года назад +5

    It would be nice to have an episode about how you three met. Or maybe also how Catholic Talk Show got started. It would be interesting.

    • @ceaddalehman1812
      @ceaddalehman1812 Год назад

      My my vin y 21:50 sh CB 21:50 c 21:50 😅 ID 📺 case c HHC no 😢😢k I him😅cry 😅 guy r Duffy o vwe

  • @bunnymomjulie6719
    @bunnymomjulie6719 Год назад +2

    At my high school, Br. Tom laid face down on the gym floor and became Fr. Tom in the late 80s. He had one disfigured hand (born that way) and he never mentioned that that was an issue ever. He later became the principal of our school for many years and now pastors one of the CA missions. Love that guy. He once was engaged to be married too, but God won, I guess.
    Do prospective nuns get to go to college too when they enter the sisterhood? That sounds like such a fascinating experience. Wow, going to school for something you're excited about!

    • @MichaelArgenta-p4i
      @MichaelArgenta-p4i Год назад

      There is a bunch of nuns taking college corses at Holy Apostles ..

  • @jesusgirl4936
    @jesusgirl4936 2 года назад +6

    Great episode guys! Really enjoyed hearing about the path to the priesthood.🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @carolhensen8005
    @carolhensen8005 Год назад

    Love your story, interesting and informative to hear about your journey Thank you Father Rich

  • @samuelstreeter5780
    @samuelstreeter5780 День назад

    Our church, in southern California, sits nestled inside flowing hills of a well to do community. I'd love to now detach and tune in to my holy calling. 🏌️

  • @reneelamarca3583
    @reneelamarca3583 2 года назад +3

    For women religious, I suggest interviewing Sr Joseph Andrew (vocation director) of Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist..

  • @Lola-kv6fx
    @Lola-kv6fx 2 года назад +3

    Great episode as usual!

  • @existentialpoet8216
    @existentialpoet8216 Год назад +1

    Did you read any comments made a year after your program? I recently subscribed. As always, I am grateful to all those who had a calling to the priesthood. While women cannot become priests, what are the qualifications and practical path to becoming a nun or joining a convent? Many blessings.

  • @sofiateresaduran2173
    @sofiateresaduran2173 2 года назад

    Great program

  • @hassiearaya8024
    @hassiearaya8024 2 года назад

    This just gets better and better great topic. Thanks 🙏

  • @ryanmontgomery3215
    @ryanmontgomery3215 4 месяца назад +1

    Why is the suice one there that seems kind of backwards

  • @capecodder04
    @capecodder04 Год назад

    Great show, interesting and informative!
    You guys are very funny and have a good chemistry together.(How many times have you heard that?)
    When you all said at the end "Dominus Vobiscum" and you answered "Et cum spiritu tuo"
    I wondered if any of you go to a Latin Mass?
    Also, whenever Ryan DellaCrosse turns his head and looks over at the camera it makes the appearance that he's looking right at you through the camera to see if you are either paying attention or what you are thinking.
    I noticed that this was posted in May of 2022 and I'm just seeing it now.
    I was happy to hear you mention Pope John XXIII National Seminary in Weston Massachusetts.
    Last Apri of 2022 l I attended Pope John XXIII National Seminary for a First Friday Discernment for the first time as a late vocation obviously and I've been to about 5-6 since and I've absolutely and thoroughly enjoyed the experience; in particular meeting the seminarians there and when I've had the chance to occasionally sit in on some classes. I would be remiss if I also didn't mention how good the food is there as well, so much so that if I'm fasting on that Friday I never make it through their dinners that they have there without breaking my fast. It's very good food!
    I'd appreciate your prayers as I go through this process and I'll keep you all in mine as well.
    I also can't believe you guys don't have way more subscribers by now too.
    Dominus Vobiscum
    Pax

  • @robertoramirez6674
    @robertoramirez6674 2 года назад

    Admirable....really beautiful...the calling.

  • @CollinforPriesthoodCT
    @CollinforPriesthoodCT 7 месяцев назад +1

    I got rejected based on the vocation director's belief. Now, I'm petitioning the dioceses.

  • @mariediphillipo3388
    @mariediphillipo3388 2 года назад +1

    Glad you are a priest Father Pagano

  • @sherhass5718
    @sherhass5718 2 года назад

    I always say to God the Father, when, I'm praying, and, I am in front of the Eucharist almost every night. I go to church Saturdays and Sundays to receive communion. I do confession every month, but I always say to the father, I know you love me as much as you love David? and Isaiah? I know father you love me just as much as you love Solomon and Samuel.🌈🕊

  • @sherhass5718
    @sherhass5718 2 года назад

    I'm from long island NY.. I go to whatever Catholic Church I'm near to in my daily schedule, but I've gone to St John's in Bohemia NY? a lot and they have a Jesus statue hanging on the wall I saw Jesus face came to life three times at that church!.. I swear!.. I'm In Love With Jesus..I couldn't imagine my life without him.. he is the love of my life I can't tell you. I don't think there's anyone in this world that could take his place in my heart!

  • @trevorhowat9271
    @trevorhowat9271 2 года назад

    Great show I really enjoyed listening and learn a lot.

  • @irenewilliams8447
    @irenewilliams8447 2 года назад

    I love Ave Maria this was great.

  • @chivalrousjack
    @chivalrousjack 2 года назад +3

    Yup.
    The Church is definitely safe.
    I am not called to the priesthood.
    No danger of that.
    Loved: "How 'bout we gotcha ordained, today, huh?" 🤣

  • @KevinJTracy
    @KevinJTracy Год назад

    What is this Song about Saint Monica and Augustine's love for her? I'm dying to listen to it and kicking myself for not knowing of it sooner so I could dance with my mom to it at my wedding. Thanks!

  • @valeriefaverio4280
    @valeriefaverio4280 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for this episode, guys! It inspired me to write a television "dramedy" script about guys discerning God's call. I'll be listening to this episode over and over as a part of my research.

    • @HoldYourBreat4
      @HoldYourBreat4 2 года назад +1

      I’d love to see this come to fruition… update us all please

    • @valeriefaverio4280
      @valeriefaverio4280 2 года назад

      @@HoldYourBreat4 I wrote the first five pages of the first draft of the pilot episode today. Which would be a lot more impressive if I were a professional screenwriter instead of a stay at home mom lol. However, I’m plugging away at it, and if it’s good enough I’ll crowd fund it to see it come up life!

    • @capecodder04
      @capecodder04 Год назад

      Have you considered doing a documentary?.
      I watched one about 7 years ago and I think it was called "God Or The Girl"
      It was very interesting. They followed around 4-5 young men who were discerning the Priesthood and what they went through and the decisions they had to make.
      Apparently sometimes the girl wins over God.

  • @ritablanchard8133
    @ritablanchard8133 2 года назад +3

    I’m just checking to see if Fr. Rich reads the comments. 😂. I’ve been listening to this show for a couple of years, and oh my joyful surprise when I landed in a parish as a visitor, and there was Fr. Rich.

    • @Perririri
      @Perririri 2 года назад +2

      It's not like fr Rich does vespers all day!

  • @Odie1057
    @Odie1057 2 года назад

    i always thought since i visited a monastary since i was 12 that god wanted me to be a priest, with recent women and realationship problems, im starting to think, thats the next best thing, even as big of a sinner i am

  • @matthewramsey5239
    @matthewramsey5239 Год назад

    I feel a calling but I don’t know where to start

  • @mosesking2923
    @mosesking2923 2 года назад +3

    Hello, I am currently discerning to be a priest. I had some questions:
    1. How can I determine whether to be diocesan or a particular order?
    2. Can discerning periods be skipped if I am already determined to be ready for priesthood?
    Thank You.

    • @JP2GiannaT
      @JP2GiannaT 2 года назад

      My husband did seminary before he left and met me.
      - no skipping. You have to train, and that means basically getting a doctorate. It's not just spiritual discernment, it's academic and practical training (classes, getting your undergrad and graduate degrees, summer assignments...there's a lot).
      - you work with your spiritual director. You also take retreats with various religious orders if you feel a calling in that direction ("come and see"). Going to a diocesan seminary is probably a good start if you're not sure yet.

    • @rosiegirl2485
      @rosiegirl2485 2 года назад +2

      How beautiful it is to be called by God!
      My thoughts are...
      If you truly believe that you are being called...
      You should go talk to your parish priest.
      I am sure he could answer your questions and give you some direction.
      I wish you all the best...and by Gods grace, become a Holy Priest.
      Better yet...shoot for sainthood!
      I love the story of Brother Andre..from Canada.
      He never became a priest...but he did become a saint!
      God bless! 🌹

    • @caterpillar4517
      @caterpillar4517 2 года назад +1

      Hey brother! I'm currently a postulant for The Missionaries of the Holy Spirit. When I first started discernment after a very deep encounter with Christ I had the same question as you LOL! I researched myself many religious orders and learned about a few. Learning is key to understand what you may feel drawn towards. Also being open to prayer and to God where he calls you. Talking with your parish priest or if you have a spiritual director (if you don't you should find one also!) That helped me. I first met with a religious Brother to ask questions and to just chat and it was a process for me of a year and some.

    • @rosiegirl2485
      @rosiegirl2485 2 года назад +2

      @@caterpillar4517
      I wish you all the best.
      May God use you to glorify Him!
      God bless! 💠

    • @caterpillar4517
      @caterpillar4517 2 года назад +1

      @@rosiegirl2485 you will also be in my prayers! Thank you for your kindness 🙏❤️

  • @Brsbeach
    @Brsbeach 2 года назад +1

    Very interesting...But with the current and coming shortage of Priests, couldn't the Bachelors (Philosophy?). Master's and advanced formal education be trimmed for more practical studies, like counseling and focusing on the Catachism? Seems like a very qualified Pastor could be turned out without nearly a decade of theroletical study...

  • @MDkid1
    @MDkid1 2 года назад

    What was that song that you danced with your mother Fr.?

  • @gageedwards2780
    @gageedwards2780 2 года назад

    Come to Bakersfield ca father Rich.

  • @simonslater9024
    @simonslater9024 2 года назад +1

    The hardest part is between NO and WAIT when it comes to God answering prayer. To actually KNOW is it NO or is it WAIT. Anyone with some help please. God bless. Praise Jesus and Mary always!!! Ps please watch the warning or illumination of conscience by Christine Watkins. Then The Papacy can NOT be destroyed. Then Don’t call protestant’s Christian. Then Following Padre Pio!

  • @teohproject
    @teohproject 7 месяцев назад

    It’s so much easier to just be raised catholic than Protestant, you can be raised catholic and never ever go to mass but you’re set with all sacraments, you can be 90 and still go to confession for the first time, so lucky!!!

    • @nathanoppy
      @nathanoppy 7 месяцев назад +1

      I’m a former Protestant. When I was converting, waiting to recieve the Eucharist was so tough but totally worth it

  • @normandrobert585
    @normandrobert585 2 года назад

    Another Wonderful Show Folks! Aloha from Hawaii!

  • @markjohnson1520
    @markjohnson1520 2 года назад +5

    St. Isaac Jogues had his hands mutilated by Indian persecutors & got a dispensation to perform the Mass w/o thumbs

  • @MichaelArgenta-p4i
    @MichaelArgenta-p4i Год назад

    Why do seminaries look down on older more grown people seeking his calling?I was asking for a small recommendation letter from my church Priest ( part of college process) and the newer guy told me if I could go find another church . I been going there since 1988..

  • @francislandry8900
    @francislandry8900 2 года назад

    What is the annual salary for a Catholic Priest (Diocesan) $ In many dioceses, the salary is set by the bishop, and it is never enough for any single ordained lifestyle.

    • @TESwierc
      @TESwierc 2 года назад +3

      Usually the pay varies from parish to parish and depends on whether the priest in question is the pastor or the assistant. (Ballpark estimate for where I am, 20-25k a year? That may not be accurate though).
      The pay may not be much (I'm not a priest yet, soon-to-be a transitional deacon) but the parish covers many of the typical bills, rent, and other expenses. So really we don't need a large paycheck. There should be a healthy detachment from most things that would require a larger salary.
      To be certain, priesthood and religious life isn't something you get into for the money.

  • @marcladuke6302
    @marcladuke6302 2 года назад

    Why don't you have a corpus on the Cross at the shows introduction? Where is the crucifix during the show?

  • @reneelamarca3583
    @reneelamarca3583 2 года назад

    I also suggest Sr Coleen from “Apostles of the Sacred Heart” ❤️‍🔥 community or Sr Bethany Madonna from the “Sisters of Life”.

  • @sergioolivas8549
    @sergioolivas8549 2 года назад +3

    We need an episode for the diaconate, there are plenty of married men who are interested.

  • @seawitch8227
    @seawitch8227 2 года назад

    I have full respect for whatever someone wants to believe in, I myself am Quaker. Due to the core belief of egalitarianism, we Quakers do not use any titles "Sir, Ma'am, Dr., Rev., Mr., Mrs., Ms., etc.",( plus in general we don't have a pastoral leadership setup). We use the term Friend only. Would a Priest be offended if I referred him as "Friend" or "Friend Smith" instead of "Father" or "Father Smith"?

    • @CatholicTalkShow
      @CatholicTalkShow  2 года назад +3

      Likely not. Most priests would understand why you address like that, and that’s it not in disrespect.

  • @timothyroberts8347
    @timothyroberts8347 8 месяцев назад

    I have always felt a deep calling to be a priest but due to catholic rules I cannot be ordained. I am married and 57 yrs old. retired from my job our children are grown with lives of their own. Just me and the wife now. I have prayed that the Holy Father would change the rules and allow me to serve God in the way I have felt he has pulled me for many years. However sometimes more than often things get in the way and we do not submit to Gods will.

  • @paulsnyder1310
    @paulsnyder1310 2 года назад +1

    If I have been to prison a number of times am I eligible to

  • @johnmichael3238
    @johnmichael3238 2 года назад +2

    I am discerning between religious orders right now

  • @samuelstreeter5780
    @samuelstreeter5780 День назад

    My calling has found me: MAINTENANCE ⛽

  • @richardmagale8405
    @richardmagale8405 2 года назад

    9:00 Talk about an awakening Father?!

  • @paulsnyder1310
    @paulsnyder1310 2 года назад +1

    If I have been to prison a number of times and I have found God am I eligible to be a priest

  • @mariediphillipo3388
    @mariediphillipo3388 2 года назад

    John Paul 2 was and still is a great influence in the call

  • @SunnySkies637
    @SunnySkies637 Год назад

    I have a bad experience with a catholic priest. I went to him because I have a demon attached to me. He put me on a program which I pray three times a day. Every week he wants me to email him with an update. He stopped emailing me and I stopped going to church. I thought he was going to help me.

  • @oscarvaldez8636
    @oscarvaldez8636 2 года назад

    The minor orders and tonsure being suppressed is a tragedy. Because at least when you're tonsured your second year of seminary you have the grace of state to help you, nowadays you don't get the state of cleric until ordained to the diaconate.

  • @mariediphillipo3388
    @mariediphillipo3388 2 года назад

    To be a good priest you got to be happy you got to be healthy and you got to be holy

  • @jojo_mcelwee6591
    @jojo_mcelwee6591 2 года назад +1

    ❤️

  • @slickrick75150
    @slickrick75150 2 года назад +1

    So I have a 5 year old daughter but my ex has custody of her, does that mean I can't be a priest for at least 13 more years?

    • @JP2GiannaT
      @JP2GiannaT 2 года назад +1

      Are you financially supporting her or a part of her life at all? If not...I guess you'd need to ask the vocations director in your diocese.

    • @slickrick75150
      @slickrick75150 2 года назад

      @@JP2GiannaT I'm not financially supporting her, she comes and stays with me during school breaks

    • @capecodder04
      @capecodder04 Год назад

      I'm pretty sure that the kid's have to be at least 18.
      Call the local parish or the local vocation director.
      You'll also need an annulment from your marriage.
      If you have to wait you'll have plenty of time to prepare, pray, learn and discern.

  • @sherhass5718
    @sherhass5718 2 года назад

    Jesus Loves me as much as he loves Mary Magdalene, so I think Jesus has no objection 🌈🕊

  • @samuelstreeter5780
    @samuelstreeter5780 День назад

    😘

  • @richardmagale8405
    @richardmagale8405 2 года назад

    It doesn't sound like there are many psychology class involved?

  • @sergioayala4379
    @sergioayala4379 2 года назад

    Greetings. Please Clarify that you are Discussing the Roman Catholic Priesthood, simply because the Regulations are Different for the Eastern Catholic Churches. Children and Being Married are Not Impediments for the Ordination of a man to the Priesthood.

  • @duncanflorence5895
    @duncanflorence5895 7 месяцев назад

    Honestly would be a priest if I can have a kid.

  • @richardmagale8405
    @richardmagale8405 2 года назад

    11:53...Normal? 🤣🍺

  • @screenapple1660
    @screenapple1660 2 года назад

    Wooah... Cardinal Joseph Zen arrested in Hong Kong.

  • @jesusisgodfriendandlove469
    @jesusisgodfriendandlove469 2 года назад

    It's all messed up that they mess with you becoming a priest if you had a suicide attempt

  • @Joepolyfloors
    @Joepolyfloors Год назад

    Do u need a college degree to be a priest?

  • @matthewhartt5887
    @matthewhartt5887 3 месяца назад +1

    Holy orders are a huge disappointment.

  • @catholicfemininity2126
    @catholicfemininity2126 2 года назад +1

    We need more strong priests but also need more strong men to marry all these single girls in the fssp so we can create more future priests... ;0 T_T

  • @richardmagale8405
    @richardmagale8405 2 года назад

    I haven't seen this yet so...Father Rich....turned down by the ladies? Doubt it!

  • @computron808
    @computron808 2 года назад +3

    Don’t apologize,because women can’t be Priests.

    • @ninagordon4434
      @ninagordon4434 2 года назад

      It's their show

    • @computron808
      @computron808 2 года назад +3

      @@ninagordon4434 yes it is. They still shouldn’t have to apologize for something like that. Period. They’re trying to be nice,I get it. There’s nothing to apologize about.

    • @capecodder04
      @capecodder04 Год назад

      What if I'm a woman but I identify as a man?

  • @breakthroughmadeinusa9184
    @breakthroughmadeinusa9184 2 года назад

    SSPX

  • @georgiacapozzi7055
    @georgiacapozzi7055 Год назад

    Good show. But. Please take off your hats. If you are going to teach. Teach with no hats it’s etiquette

  • @sherhass5718
    @sherhass5718 2 года назад

    Why can't women become priests?

    • @jbloodwo
      @jbloodwo 3 месяца назад

      Kind of shocked that this is a two year old video an there is still not an answer. It come down to the qualifications to be a pastor/preast as set forward in the New Testament.

  • @mileseggimann5483
    @mileseggimann5483 2 года назад

    Well, first you have to be recognized by the diocesan vocations director as either gay or gay-adjacent. Then, you must display decidedly non-orthodox tendencies. Then, once admitted to seminary, you must demonstrate your willingness (or better, enthusiasm) for engaging in the gay-ndeer games. Then...well, I can't go on, it's too tragic.

    • @DarkAngel-cj6sx
      @DarkAngel-cj6sx 2 года назад +5

      How can you judge all priests like this?

    • @southernlady1109
      @southernlady1109 2 года назад +7

      I’ll pray for you-we are supposed to pray for our Priests as they face far greater trials than most because of who they are. It’s a grave sin to mock a Priest. You can’t condemn all for the actions of a few. The Catholic Church is greater than that, we are Gods Church, the Only one God started Himself!!!

    • @mileseggimann5483
      @mileseggimann5483 2 года назад +1

      Not judging good, God-fearing priests. Judging the LARGE number of functionaries in authority over the admission process and those ruling over too many seminaries who simply do NOT belong there. Actual priests know what I'm talking about. I've been told these things by MANY priests (and washed-out seminarians) in my acquaintance.

    • @mileseggimann5483
      @mileseggimann5483 2 года назад +1

      Also judging the plurality of spiritually empty, careerist bishops who have promoted, tolerated, or in any other manner allowed this contagion to take hold in our precious Church. Yep, those, I judge. And so will God.

    • @slickrick75150
      @slickrick75150 2 года назад +2

      @@mileseggimann5483 don't forget God will judge you too, and it seems like you have a lot of hatred in your heart. I focus on my judgment and leave the judging of others to God.