Greatly enjoyed this interview with The Priests and hearing of their lives, travels and experiences in the crazy world of music and still staying grounded with their duties within their parishes. They definitely have the Irish sense of humor too! Have loved listening to them sing over the years.
I have always loved the Priests over the years but had not listened to them in a while and thought I should listen to their Christmas songs today, which I did. In the process I came across this interview. Was very glad to catch up on how they have been but was painfully sad towards the end of the interview because of their answers to the question about vocations and married priests. I am honestly so hurt by the fact they have gone the modern way.and not Stück to the tradition and teachings of Jesus Christ. I write this all respectfully. The answer in support of women priests was particularly wounding because Fr. Eugene quoted from the Bible ...and the Word was made flesh' and he said it did not state man or woman?? What? Is it not clear the word made flesh' is Jesus Christ! How could he imply it could be a woman? This is basic Catechism! They should ask themselves why there is a shortage of vocations over there instead of saying the solution is priests marrying and insinuating women priests. Look around in other parts of the world, there are places where vocations are thriving. Find out the reason why and you will see it is because they are faithful to the teachings of Christ and not pandering to what the world wants. The current papacy has clearly created so.much confusion. I thank God that Jesus said His Church will prevail no matter what. That is what is giving us who want to be faithful to Him hope in these troubled times within the Church.
Excuse my saying but if you become a priest then discover you can sing does that mean you can pursue a singing career? Or driving can you do Formula One? And what of the percentage of priestly things?
Greatly enjoyed this interview with The Priests and hearing of their lives, travels and experiences in the crazy world of music and still staying grounded with their duties within their parishes. They definitely have the Irish sense of humor too! Have loved listening to them sing over the years.
Wonderful men ! God given talent !
Amazing interview. Thank you for sharing this video. I learned so much in one hour from this interview.🙏
Wonderful priests! God bless them all!
❤❤❤
They are brilliant singers.
Blessings from the most Holy Trinity.
These three priests do not sing enough! Beautiful voices, so dear Fathers, sing more. This is the first time I learned you broke a record.
Wish they release another album, so long over due..
Great to here the priest at saint Patrick's centre😊
Bravissimi i vostri canti sono sempre molto belli
Blessings
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗
They've kissed the Blarney Stone!
I have always loved the Priests over the years but had not listened to them in a while and thought I should listen to their Christmas songs today, which I did. In the process I came across this interview. Was very glad to catch up on how they have been but was painfully sad towards the end of the interview because of their answers to the question about vocations and married priests. I am honestly so hurt by the fact they have gone the modern way.and not Stück to the tradition and teachings of Jesus Christ. I write this all respectfully. The answer in support of women priests was particularly wounding because Fr. Eugene quoted from the Bible ...and the Word was made flesh' and he said it did not state man or woman?? What? Is it not clear the word made flesh' is Jesus Christ! How could he imply it could be a woman? This is basic Catechism!
They should ask themselves why there is a shortage of vocations over there instead of saying the solution is priests marrying and insinuating women priests. Look around in other parts of the world, there are places where vocations are thriving. Find out the reason why and you will see it is because they are faithful to the teachings of Christ and not pandering to what the world wants. The current papacy has clearly created so.much confusion. I thank God that Jesus said His Church will prevail no matter what. That is what is giving us who want to be faithful to Him hope in these troubled times within the Church.
Excuse my saying but if you become a priest then discover you can sing does that mean you can pursue a singing career? Or driving can you do Formula One? And what of the percentage of priestly things?