"What do I do with that?" You give thanks! We thank God for all the saints who went before, examples the Lord provided for us so we can take encouragement and strength from them. ❤
Just because we live in N. America doesn't mean we have to copy the worldliness of this country or any other. St. Paulus reminds us that we're NOT OF THIS WORLD. So CHOOSE to be separate!
We can CHOOSE to be thankful for any suffering the Lord allows, knowing He NEVER MAKES US SICK -that is from the enemy who must ask God's permission (read Job). He only allows it as a blessing; to bless others through your example, and as a blessing to you.
Suffering is temporal, someone who has hope of eternity, never want to avoid suffering. It is called a virtue of suffering, after all it has a great benefit of discovering our real nature. It can be short way to dispassion. If you can not follow strict ascetic life, it is the socond choice given to us by our merciful Almighty God to clean from our transgressions. It is also carrying the cross.
I didn't like that the priest in the middle spoke for only 6 min (out of 108) and when he tried to make a point about St. Ignatius (at 1:12:22), the host just talked over him, not allowing him to continue. This is not nice
If you don't like to suffer,then you love the world, it is not possible practically to love Jesus Christ while you are in love with the world. Basically, voluntarily, or involutarily, every Christian should pass through suffering to keep himself away from falling in love with world.
The interviewer or the host of the show. You invited 2 priests and let one priest to answer all the questions and just ignore the other priest? Even if a kid would host this show can have the ability to balance time between the invited guests. I want you to do these 2 tasks. Ask God for forgiveness and go to your confession father and confess what you did. Second go to the priest you ignored and beg him for forgiveness. Next time, don't repeat such foolish mistake. I am writing this as if I am in the priest's shoes who is being ignored. These 2 priests sure have similar knowledge in all the topics you are asking them.
Wow I love that you're caring for the priest and for the host's spiritual life. Personally, I learned so much from Fr Kyrillos Mourad as he is sitting quietly and humbly listening to the conversation. My dad taught me recently that it is a sign of spiritual depth when you wait to be asked in order to speak your opinion. Thanks to the fathers and the host. I benefitted from both the content of the conversation but also the love that was palpable between you all. God bless you
@@M.E-w3z beautifully said! Abouna Kyrillos is awesome! I can always do with more of what he has to share and his pure heart is one we can all learn from. Thank God, all the speakers were awesome! 🙏
A beautiful topic! Thank you for another great podcast!
Fr Kirillos Ibrhanim is a spitting image of my previous dear Abuna who was in Sudan Abuna Selib ❤
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Thank you fathers for this longer form content may God use you all to bring more to the church of Christ 🙏🏽
Thanks
Tnx 🙏
God bless All my Father's
From Ethiopia
"What do I do with that?"
You give thanks! We thank God for all the saints who went before, examples the Lord provided for us so we can take encouragement and strength from them. ❤
The denying of and dying to self leads to humility and holiness of heart❤
So good! Thank you
Just because we live in N. America doesn't mean we have to copy the worldliness of this country or any other. St. Paulus reminds us that we're NOT OF THIS WORLD. So CHOOSE to be separate!
We can CHOOSE to be thankful for any suffering the Lord allows, knowing He NEVER MAKES US SICK -that is from the enemy who must ask God's permission (read Job). He only allows it as a blessing; to bless others through your example, and as a blessing to you.
Suffering is temporal, someone who has hope of eternity, never want to avoid suffering. It is called a virtue of suffering, after all it has a great benefit of discovering our real nature. It can be short way to dispassion. If you can not follow strict ascetic life, it is the socond choice given to us by our merciful Almighty God to clean from our transgressions. It is also carrying the cross.
I didn't like that the priest in the middle spoke for only 6 min (out of 108) and when he tried to make a point about St. Ignatius (at 1:12:22), the host just talked over him, not allowing him to continue. This is not nice
Abouna Kyrillos is awesome! I can always do with more of what he has to share. Thank God, all the speakers were awesome! 🙏
If you don't like to suffer,then you love the world, it is not possible practically to love Jesus Christ while you are in love with the world. Basically, voluntarily, or involutarily, every Christian should pass through suffering to keep himself away from falling in love with world.
The interviewer or the host of the show. You invited 2 priests and let one priest to answer all the questions and just ignore the other priest? Even if a kid would host this show can have the ability to balance time between the invited guests. I want you to do these 2 tasks. Ask God for forgiveness and go to your confession father and confess what you did. Second go to the priest you ignored and beg him for forgiveness. Next time, don't repeat such foolish mistake. I am writing this as if I am in the priest's shoes who is being ignored. These 2 priests sure have similar knowledge in all the topics you are asking them.
Wow I love that you're caring for the priest and for the host's spiritual life. Personally, I learned so much from Fr Kyrillos Mourad as he is sitting quietly and humbly listening to the conversation. My dad taught me recently that it is a sign of spiritual depth when you wait to be asked in order to speak your opinion. Thanks to the fathers and the host. I benefitted from both the content of the conversation but also the love that was palpable between you all. God bless you
@@M.E-w3z beautifully said! Abouna Kyrillos is awesome! I can always do with more of what he has to share and his pure heart is one we can all learn from. Thank God, all the speakers were awesome! 🙏