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Thank you for this! Went to a SSPX chapel this morning for confession for the first time. Glory to God!

Thank you . Very helpful . A small suggestion if you could add the text to the screen . God bless you . Praying for you and your intentions .

Great to listen to, but would be better to see the words on the screen as they are said.

Thank you so much I will learn until I can recite the latin version with fervour. Our Mother’s prayer really hits me deep inside

This is awesome.. the world needs a podcast like this ❤

Thank you very much.

Thank you for the vid

Where can we find this meditation?

I attended the Latin form of confession but the priest never asked me to state a frequency of how often I've done the sins I confessed

Why aren't there more views on this?

Thank you so much for sharing. Are you planning to read the other 2 mysteries?

Thank you so much! This is very well done, your explanations are so very profound and helpful. I to have come late to the traditional Latin mass, and am seeking with my heart to understand Latin, and respond to the mass. Your explanations are very helpful.

Racolta is gone ....new book is here

Thank you for this teaching of the Nicene Creed in Latin. May the Lord bless you 🙏

Lovely chant of the alma redemtoris mater please do more . Salve regina chant, if its possible been listening over and over , its just uplifting to hear a songs for our Blessed Mother of God. Thank you

Thankyou so much

Thanks for the Content. I've been drawn to praying the Divine Praises each day. This just takes me another layer deeper.

Excellent lesson

I’m gonna check out your other videos this is incredibly helpful.

Fantastic video. Thank you! God bless you

Thank you! This is wonderful! I just subscribed!

If the mistakes had not been so distracting this could have been great and inspiring. Is it so much cheaper using fake voices? Did you even listen to it yourself? "Jesus my good? Then after saying good instead of god...several times...you break into your plea for funds. St Teresa should sue you for changing her words. The Bishop Sheen Rosery is also full of distractng speech defects, a poor choice for any true meditation. Don't you see that even God would like the sound and inflection of a human voice?

Hi!!!!!just sibscribed! Love your podcast! Wanting to learn this prayer in latin and found your channel and loved it!

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Anyone else here?

Thank you. I love learning prayers in Latin

I wish I could slow it down so I can figure out how to say the words

Why did you call GOD by the name of "Johanna"?

Thank you so much 🎉

These words and meditations create a passion in ones soul for sanctity and charity in Christ.

Awesome song

Thank you!

❤ through Utube, I lined up Ave Maria' songs for my daily Rosary, & I may as well learn the Latin version, thankyou. 🎉

This is so beautiful and riveting! Thank you for posting!

Thank you so much for this!

There ida a fine modern interpretation of Psnge lingua,of Yuri Camisasca and a fine version of Nomadi,,,on youtube

So great Sacrament

Please not panghe,but Panje lingua in ecclesiastic latin

A splendid prayer,,,very ancient

Very good translation and good pronounciation o f latin,,,gregorian Chants are real prayer

❤Benediciones

Fantastic reflection! Thank you for sharing this!

Thank you very much! This helps me with praying the Sanctus. The prayer you said after 11:00 to 11: 49 is beautiful. If someone would translate for me, would be wonderful. Thank you so much!

Thank you. What a happy coincidence. I read this meditation at adoration tonight.

Great to see you back!

❤ I started the rosary in English 2 weeks ago. Fr Ripperger said we should learn prayers in Latin too. Thank you. God bless.

Very helpful pronunciation slowly and repeatedly. Very helpful !

Also. I am posting this to Facebook… and if you do another one with the words visible, I will be sending it to my friends that go to Latin mass and understand that demons hate it. They will also post it.

I really wanted to learn the Latin and hearing it is obviously very helpful however, when you are saying it, instead of having something to see that registered your voice, we need to see the english with the Latin below it so we can put it all together. Would you be able to do that ? I imagine it would be quite easy for you but might require a separate video.

Those two "additional lines" are actually a versicle and response that traditionally served to introduce this concluding collect: "O God, who by the resurrection of thy Son Jesus Christ didst vouchsafe to give gladness unto the world: Grant, we beseech thee, that we, being holpen by the Virgin Mary, his Mother, may attain to the joys of everlasting life; through the same Christ our Lord. Amen." Together they constitute the liturgical form of a "commemoration": 1) an antiphon; 2) a versicle and response; 3) a collect. Unfortunately, the traditional commemoration form seems to have gone away, which I think is a loss to the Roman rite.