Great video! I first heard about Charles about a year ago and instantly fell in love with his story. What a great example for us in a world of distraction and lack of faith.
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Thank you for the documentary! But why do people don´t recognise him as a beautiful hermit which he was, too? Hermit lives seem to be useless, always, and you can never know what comes out. It hurts me from time to time to see that his hermit life is hardly recognised: a life of solitude, solidarity, connectedness, and love. It is worthy to recognise his lived out prayerful solitude in service to others, even if he wished to have companions. It is beautiful what has grown out of the seeds of his life: the communities. A great legacy. But his life is more than his legacy. The precious life of a hermit in loving service to others is hardly seen. To honour this could help so many, who live a solitary life by circumstance, to find their vocation within the circumstances by going deeper.
Yes he was a hermit, but it seems that he was also an adventure, and he chose to live out his life WITH the people around him..this is seen today in the lives of those who follow his way to God, the Little Sisters and the Little Brothers of the Poor, and many other groups..I have known about him for 40 yrs and wondered how it was that he was never canonized..SO, I am thrilled to see all these details, and this documentary...Thank you so much++
@@jayctriarii496 es, you are completely right: He was an adventurer, he decided to live amongst the people of the desert, and the communities of Little Sisters and Little Brothers are the most beautiful fruits, the seeds of a single life can bear. I just meant that it is important not to forget or ignore the solitary aspect to recognise his life in all its complexity. I write this as a Catholic hermit who lives silently amongst the people. I don´ t write this to gain any personal recognition because I chose a very hidden life. I write this for all those who just live solely, lead spiritual rich lives in service, may they live solely by choice or circumstance, who often remain unseen and not feel welcomed. Their lives may also be recognised by the Church in the light of Charle´s legacy. The solitaries by choice and circumstances are both included in this complex life. This might help us to more appreciate single lives in Church, who often are seen as EGO-lives, unsuccessful or missed vocations. All the best, and greetings!!
@@KR-ms6km I absolutely agree with your upholding and honoring all those hermits, unknown to the world, by choice or circumstance that choose to follow lives of prayer, simplicity and service, and yes, mostly unknown and hidden,,Their lives are not easy and much is asked of them...They live in the world but are not of the world in such humility , prayer, and sacrifice...I believe that their contributions should be known, and acknowledged in some quiet way May God bless you and all you hidden prayer warriors who strengthen and bless our lives, and may St Charles de Foucauld be ever close to your hearts encouraging and blessing you in whatever you undertake....
Father, I surrender to you, Please Use Me As You Like You. Father Use Me As Chi, I Also Thank You. You Are Always Ready, You Accept All. As long as You Will Do In Me And In Every Creation You Create, Well, Father, I Want No More. I Gave My Soul To Father. I Give My Soul To You, My God, With All My Love, For I Love You, Because Love Motivates Me To Dedicate Myself To You, Motivates Me To Give Myself To You Father's Hand, No Comparison, With An Unlimited Confidence, For You Are Your Father. Amen. (Lạy Cha, Con Phó Mặc Con Cho Cha, Xin Dùng Con Tùy Sở Thích Cha. Cha Dùng Con Làm Chi, Con Cũng Xin Cảm Ơn. Con Luôn Sẵn Sàng, Con Đón Nhận Tất Cả. Miễn Là Ý Cha Thực Hiện Nơi Con Và Nơi Mọi Loài Cha Tạo Dựng, Thì, Lạy Cha, Con Không Ước Muốn Chi Khác Nữa. Con Trao Linh Hồn Con Về Tay Cha. Con Dâng Linh Hồn Con Cho Cha, Lạy Chúa Trời Của Con, Với Tất Cả Tình Yêu Của Lòng Con, Vì Con Yêu Mến Cha, Vì Lòng Yêu Mến Thúc Đẩy Con Phó Dâng Mình Cho Cha, Thúc Đẩy Con Trao Trọn Bản Thân Về Tay Cha, Không So Đo, Với Một Lòng Tin Cậy Vô Biên, Vì Cha Là Cha Của Con. Amen.)
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I stumbled upon the Prayer of Abandonment and instantly loved it and the story of Blessed Charles de Foucald
Great video! I first heard about Charles about a year ago and instantly fell in love with his story. What a great example for us in a world of distraction and lack of faith.
Profound, simple, and powerful.
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He became a Saint today!
Praise God, I only just found this out today!!
Thank you for the documentary! But why do people don´t recognise him as a beautiful hermit which he was, too? Hermit lives seem to be useless, always, and you can never know what comes out. It hurts me from time to time to see that his hermit life is hardly recognised: a life of solitude, solidarity, connectedness, and love. It is worthy to recognise his lived out prayerful solitude in service to others, even if he wished to have companions. It is beautiful what has grown out of the seeds of his life: the communities. A great legacy. But his life is more than his legacy. The precious life of a hermit in loving service to others is hardly seen. To honour this could help so many, who live a solitary life by circumstance, to find their vocation within the circumstances by going deeper.
Yes, agreed. Great insight!
Yes he was a hermit, but it seems that he was also an adventure, and he chose to live out his life WITH the people around him..this is seen today in the lives of those who follow his way to God, the Little Sisters and the Little Brothers of the Poor, and many other groups..I have known about him for 40 yrs and wondered how it was that he was never canonized..SO, I am thrilled to see all these details, and this documentary...Thank you so much++
@@jayctriarii496 es, you are completely right: He was an adventurer, he decided to live amongst the people of the desert, and the communities of Little Sisters and Little Brothers are the most beautiful fruits, the seeds of a single life can bear.
I just meant that it is important not to forget or ignore the solitary aspect to recognise his life in all its complexity. I write this as a Catholic hermit who lives silently amongst the people. I don´ t write this to gain any personal recognition because I chose a very hidden life. I write this for all those who just live solely, lead spiritual rich lives in service, may they live solely by choice or circumstance, who often remain unseen and not feel welcomed. Their lives may also be recognised by the Church in the light of Charle´s legacy. The solitaries by choice and circumstances are both included in this complex life. This might help us to more appreciate single lives in Church, who often are seen as EGO-lives, unsuccessful or missed vocations. All the best, and greetings!!
@@KR-ms6km I absolutely agree with your upholding and honoring all those hermits, unknown to the world, by choice or circumstance that choose to follow lives of prayer, simplicity and service, and yes, mostly unknown and hidden,,Their lives are not easy and much is asked of them...They live in the world but are not of the world in such humility , prayer, and sacrifice...I believe that their contributions should be known, and acknowledged in some quiet way
May God bless you and all you hidden prayer warriors who strengthen and bless our lives, and may St Charles de Foucauld be ever close to your hearts encouraging and blessing you in whatever you undertake....
@@jayctriarii496 Thank you, and God bless!
Can you say the writing of Father Luigi Giussani you were talking about, please?
Kind regards from Miami!🏖⛵️
Father, I surrender to you, Please Use Me As You Like You. Father Use Me As Chi, I Also Thank You. You Are Always Ready, You Accept All. As long as You Will Do In Me And In Every Creation You Create, Well, Father, I Want No More. I Gave My Soul To Father. I Give My Soul To You, My God, With All My Love, For I Love You, Because Love Motivates Me To Dedicate Myself To You, Motivates Me To Give Myself To You Father's Hand, No Comparison, With An Unlimited Confidence, For You Are Your Father. Amen. (Lạy Cha, Con Phó Mặc Con Cho Cha, Xin Dùng Con Tùy Sở Thích Cha. Cha Dùng Con Làm Chi, Con Cũng Xin Cảm Ơn. Con Luôn Sẵn Sàng, Con Đón Nhận Tất Cả. Miễn Là Ý Cha Thực Hiện Nơi Con Và Nơi Mọi Loài Cha Tạo Dựng, Thì, Lạy Cha, Con Không Ước Muốn Chi Khác Nữa. Con Trao Linh Hồn Con Về Tay Cha. Con Dâng Linh Hồn Con Cho Cha, Lạy Chúa Trời Của Con, Với Tất Cả Tình Yêu Của Lòng Con, Vì Con Yêu Mến Cha, Vì Lòng Yêu Mến Thúc Đẩy Con Phó Dâng Mình Cho Cha, Thúc Đẩy Con Trao Trọn Bản Thân Về Tay Cha, Không So Đo, Với Một Lòng Tin Cậy Vô Biên, Vì Cha Là Cha Của Con. Amen.)