I am a Catholic and I've really appreciated the work Fr. Cole has done to present the faith attractively and in its essence to the masses (no pun intended) here on UA-cam. I'm sure he'd love to engage you in convo, and if I can be of service to you, I'd love to be!
That was a beautiful statement, Alexandra. I’m Roman Catholic. Without the Holy Land of Israel 🇮🇱 the home of the Chosen Ones, there wouldn’t be a Holy Roman Catholic Church. Your God the Father is my God the Father. Catholics believe in 3 persons in 1 God - God the Father, the Son, & the Holy Spirit. Over 2,000 years ago, there were people who believed in Jesus as the Messiah; there were those who didn’t. The Jewish persons who believe in Jesus as the Messiah, are called “Messianic Jews”, & don’t want to be considered Christians. The Almighty God created ALL of us, & loved us unconditionally. As is said in my church ✝️ “Peace be with you!” As is said in temple ✡️ “Shalom!” Amen! 🙏🏼
I’m not Catholic either, I grew up Protestant, but I am converting in RCIA this year! The Catholic Faith is SO BEAUTIFUL. Whole-heartedly feel it’s the ultimate fullness of the Truth of the Gospel, I’m so excited!
I was ordained on 29 August 2004. All I can remember was weeping uncontrollably, so much so that a fellow Priest had to quickly find me a handkerchief to dry my eyes. Watching this ceremony brought back especially fond memories. Thank you for posting it.
So interesting... I was ordained on the exact date and year, yet on a different side of the globe, in Slovakia (central Europe) with two other brothers of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD). It was an amazing day for me as well. My tears were streaming during the laying of hands, as several of the priests that have deeply influenced me were present and young people sung an amazing song of Isaiah 61: The Spirit of the Lord is upon me... Thanks God I had a handkerchief in my pocket. So grateful and overwhelmed by God!
Congratulations. Praying and hoping that You remain faithful and dedicated servant of God no matter what happens. A good shepherd lays his life to his sheep. God bless you always Father.
I’m not even Catholic, but I couldn’t help but shed a tear for this video. Watching all those people coming out to see you lay down your life for the church just shows how much God has used you already. So, beautiful to see you bearing the fruits of the spirit so clearly!
Exactly! I'm not Catholic, and I never will be, but these videos bring joy to my heart. It's such a blessing to witness people so genuine in their faith for Christ.
During this age of chaos and confusion, it is so awesome to see a young man willing to spend his life communing with God and serving people. What a blessing! May the Lord use you as you spread His love and mercy to your congregation.
Father, I'm not a Catholic but I've followed you since you began your documentation. Your prayers for me would be appreciated. Thanks to your service. Kent
Know that many of us are praying for you, dear brother. And also hope that one day, you will find your way back and in full communion with the Bride of Christ, the Church. One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. God bless and protect you both, Father Casey and Kent Williams! and all of your loved ones! Always!
Hello God say to Abraham, I AM WHO I AM. Never assume a identity because then you must defend it. You may not identify you self ROMAN UNIVERSAL, but you do feel that power of the ROMAN CHRISTIANS ✝️ BROTHERS. Yes, you to have the Holly Spirit Yes you are a ROMAN CATHOLIC A UNIVERSAL man protecting the FE. Saludos Roman
I grew up in the Baptist church, but I just got back from my interview for RCIA. I teared up watching you taking your vows. You are an inspiration sir and I pray our Father continues to use you and your ministry to reach the world for Christ. God Bless you!
Brought tears to my eyes... Ordinations are emotional and moving... I am a Clergyman of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church. I went into the ordination with a broken arm and a sling on...
Father, I am catholic from Slovakia. I've found you on youtube just recently. I have to say that your videos are very inspirational and really can touch especially young people. Congrats to your ordination. I am looking forward to further videos.
Wow. Thank goodness you can speak and write in English. Humbling, as I can't even speak rudimentary Spanish or any other language. Global gospel,indeed.
Niech Bóg Cię wypełni, Cię prowadzi, niech Twój Duch rośnie w sile. Niech Twoja wola jest mocna i Twoje nogi postawione sa na skale. Błogosławię Ci bracie. Amen
I'm Argentinean, I live in a city that has no friar house, English is not my mother tongue yet I'm catholic, I understand English, I'm a theology and philosophy teacher and part of the Schoenstatt Family, so your ordination fills me with joy and makes me wanna pray more for your fidelity and fruits. Thanks for sharing your ordination and experience that day. ¡Felicidades y Bendiciones, Padre Casey! Pax et Bonum!
I saw that you are a teacher in theology and philosophy. I have a few questions I have a hard time finding someone ask. Are you willing to answer a few questions on your or mine channel?
User00 The language that the Church uses in regards to the priesthood is “in persona Christi” or “in the person of Christ” and “alter Christus” or another Christ
Jesus is the priest according to Melchizedk's priesthood THE others were priests according to the law OF God . HE ordered that every person from the Aaron's Houses to be God's priest. LEVIT people inherited the priesthood . Jesus came from Juda people. Hebrew 7:17-28 Shalom !
As someone who is a lector at mass, I teared up watching women serve at your ordination because that's something that I didn't get to see growing up often. I am so happy to see that there are priests in the church who are dedicated to Christ and the Body of Church as you are. Thank you
I’m a year late and I’m sitting on my couch eating Doritos crying because I’m so proud I’m so proud of you and I’m crying over a man’s ordination who I don’t know this is so fun. You go man!
Congratulations on your Holy Ordination to Priesthood! Your UA-cam channel gives me inspiration to discern vocation. Thank you! I hope through this, many may also come to Christ to do religious vocations!
The Father and the Son are the Parents of the Holy Spirit, if many churches are correct. If many churches are correct, The Trinity is a Family-- two Parents and a Progeny, just like a human family. (Humans are made in the "image" and "likeness" of God according to Genesis 1:26) In the Book of Job which is part of the bible,the Lord is compared to a father and also a mother with a womb. "From whose womb comes the ice? Who gives birth to the frost from the heavens"--Job 38:29. Because God can also be thought of like a mother (Isaiah 42:14,Isaiah 66:13,Matthew 23:37), all three roles (father,mother,progeny) in a basic human family are filled in the Trinity. Saying that the "Father and the Son are the Parents of the Holy Spirit" is simply another way of saying that the Holy Spirit "proceeds from the Father and the Son" which has been official Catholic Church teaching for centuries. According to the Catholic Church, the Son is begotten from the Father. If this is true, the Father is the Father (Parent) of the Son. According to the Church, the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son.If this is true, the Father and the Son are the Parents of the Holy Spirit. According to the "Catechism of the Catholic Church" paragraph 264, "The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father as the first principle and...from the communion of both the Father and the Son" Of course, the scriptures are vague if the Holy Spirit is the 3rd or 2nd Person of the Trinity--whichever of these is true,the First Person and the Second Person may be the Parents of the Third. Parent definition 1a from Merriam-Webster dictionary: one that begets or brings forth offspring.
@@JS-jd7xo You are not talking about Human Being like us...God is a Supreme Being... Trinity is the truth about one Godhead the Father the Son and holy Spirit...
It’s not even a year since your ordination but you’ve done a lot already as a priest. I’ve attended 4 ordinations and they’re all very memorable. I’ve never seen one so excited as you. Congratulations father!
As a female teen who is heavily influenced by cathecism growing up. I find this so beautiful and inspiring. Though i have so much to live ahead in my life. I would also hope one day i could learn more and the meaning of life in the church as a servant of God. If indeed that truly is Gods will for me. Thank you Father Cassey. and belated Congratulations!
I remember when I was a kid, a priest from my hometown was ordained in our church. I was completely clueless on why he had to lay face down on the ground during the service. Congratulations Fr Casey 💕🙏 Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾
This morning when I woke up I was thinking that at the end of the month (May 26, to be exact) I will be celebrating my 47th anniversary of ordination. I am Pastor Emeritus now, and many thoughts crowded my mind as I started my day. During these 47 years, I have had some difficult days and days of both positive and insecure wonder. I am grateful for both. I learned from everything! I started out a bit rocky! I walked very worried into the Newark Sacred Heart Cathedral because I was on very heavy antibiotics for pneumonia! But my Mom had called the cloistered Dominican nuns at the Rosary Shrine in Summit the night before and told them “ Girls get on your knees, he’s sick.” I was nervous walking up that incredibly long aisle until I saw my sister sitting right at the aisle. Then, I was okay . So the Sisters and my sister gave me the strength! I was also very calm. It all felt right. And so I began my journey in the priesthood. As I have said, I have had my “moments” , but I can honestly say, never a regret. I hope and pray that it will be the same for you. I really enjoy your posts. I would probably debate you young rascals on some points, but ultimately I pray only that you love God’s People with all your heart that you have already given to Him. Just do as you know what Jesus would do, and most of all, be kind. Chuck McDermott
Theresa I am still a Catholic priest and am very much loving my faith! I am just retired from day to day activity. The title Pastor Emeritus just means that I am retired and am still connected with my parish. I still say Mass, hear confessions, bury the dead, etc.
@@charlesmcdermott6139 oh okay! I was little confused and got thrown off by the title pastor since I'm only used to hearing it within the protestant sect, but thank you for clearing it up ! :) would you mind talking some about your discernment process for religious life as well? When did you start feeling the call to be priest?
Thank you Fr McDermott for sharing your thoughts especially with your long life as a priest to a novice priest. I'm sure you would have some wonderful and sound advice for him.
So, I don’t know what’s happening with me religiously, but I feel drawn to god and I’m trying to push him away, it’s not my belief system i am pagan. But he gently he keeps reminding me he’s there. Watching this made me cry, it stirred something in me that I simply can’t explain. Congratulations Father, you are a bright light.
I know you commented 5 months ago, but if you are still not sure : I was agnostic, but not anymore. I've accepted Christ, and it is the best thing ever. The peace and joy that it brings with it is truly something else. Keep listening to His voice and keep leaning in, He will lead you in the right way. Dont push Him away, just ask Him to reveal Himself. This were the verses that came to my mind: John 6: 37 New International Version All those the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never drive away. John 10: 27- 30 (New American Standard Bible 2020) My sheep listen to My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me; and I give them eternal life, and they will never perish; and no one will snatch them out of My hand. My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of the Father’s hand. I and the Father are one.” Listen to His voice.😊
Former pagan myself. Attending mass for the first time made me itch from nerves. My first attendance took place on the 3rd Sunday of Lent and I didn't regret the decision. Hopefully you took that first step as well.
Congrats!! I’ve been following your journey for many years, and I enter the monastery of Poor Clare Colettines in Cleveland in August. You will be in my prayers, and I ask for yours!
I cried a bucketful of tears. St. Francis of Assisi is one of my favorite saint. Even as a layman I tried to practice the vow of poverty. You inspire me a lot. Thanks a lot.
I discovered your videos while on lockdown. I hope you never tire making them, bringing forth the Catholic faith to every single person in the world to watch and realize how great it is to belong to this One Great Apostolic Church. I can't thank you enough. Congratulations, Father! Warm greetings from the Philippines! ❤️😇
Congratulations Father Casey! From your first days as an intern at St Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Greenville, SC, to now as a Priest in the Catholic Church, is a great testament of what happens when someone puts their faith and trust in Jesus Christ. You allowed many of God's people to come alongside you to guide and support you to a vocation that is already building God's Kingdom here on earth. I am inspired by what God has done, and will do, in and through your ministry, and will pray for your ministry daily. And remember, the only way that any of us can be the Christ-like role models needed by those in our environments is to daily put Christ FIRST in our lives!
FATHER Casey! I finally got around to watching this video, I'm a newly confirmed catholic and watching this video brought me to tears. I was reminded again why I made this decision to enter the church, I was so happy to see all those women during the mass, and I was in awe of the symbolism that is seen in the parts of the mass that you had to do (such as laying down). I'm so thankful for your videos and all that they have done to encourage me in the faith! Keep it up and may God bless you!
Father, you are amazing at empowering women. Your ordination, overall, is amazing. I actually cried while watching. Thank you for being a priest. Congratulations.
On my ordination day to the Permanent Diaconate, 28 June 2015, I was keeping it together, not easy for someone of Irish descent, until my brother, who went to God in 2018, arrived. He held me and said “Dad (who we lost in 1996) would be so proud”. That was it, tears poured down my cheeks and kept going, on and off, until the end of the ceremony. I agree that those few minutes, prostrated on the floor, calling on the saints was a wonderful moment allowing time to compose myself ready for the Holy Mass to continue. I also had the privilege of distributing Holy Communion to my family, whilst my 3 colleagues, ordained in the same day, were given a chalice each by the Archbishop. God bless.
Fatheeer! I was crying watching this video of yours. 😭😭 I don't know. I am just very happy about your vocation and I pray that our Lord will continue to inspire you to extend your love and service to the church and to His people. All the best, Father Cole! I hope I could be as tough as you if I discern on my vocation when the time comes. GOD BLESS, Father Cole! Love and prayers from the Philippines! 🙏❤
You are really something else! I was ordained in 1996, and I also wear a habit, even though I am priest and brother. That is my most comfortable garment. But the ordination and faith is what makes you what you are, father! I too always enjoyed being a fryer before I was priest.
Congratulations Fr. Casey. I am so happy for you. The video brought me to tears. Lord Jesus, thank you for a brand new priest in your Church. Lord, provide him with all he needs to spread the gospel far and wide and win many souls to Your Kingdom. May he always remain faithful to you. Uplift him in struggles he may find along the way. May you hind him in your wounds during these times where the enemy cannot reach him. AMEN.
CONGRATS FR CASSEY "Gracious God, We lift up our beloved priest before you, Guide him with wisdom and grace, Grant him strength and courage in his ministry, May he be a beacon of light, A vessel of your love and mercy, As he serves your people with humility and devotion, May his words and actions reflect your truth, And may his heart be filled with your peace, Bless him, protect him, and uphold him, In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Amen."
Congratulations, FATHER Casey, from Germany! I've been waiting for this video! What a wonderful celebration. Your are going to be a blessing wherever you serve the people in the name of the Lord. My prayers are with you. Gloria in excelsis Deo! Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
I am so happy I 'found' you (on UA-cam). You are now part of our class. You are a great role model and I love that you found the joy in your ordination. I know it's been a few years yet you're still bringing smiles to many as we watch this.
That video was.."wow"... fantastic and emotive insight into such a special day for you and the church. Congratulations Father.. I look forward to following you (virtually at least) in your ministry in the months and years ahead. Ben, Scotland, UK.
@Michael John Dennis if you do some reading on the Scottish roots how they connect to Jersualem from Norma Goodrich's Arthur, Grail, and the other books in the same related Arthur category, it opens eyes to many things, expecially if you know Anne Catherine Emmrich's visions books, expecially the life of christ as well. Besides knowing the princess Ann story.
Fr. Casey, your story brought tears to my eyes. You seem like such an intelligent, giving priest. The Church is so blessed to have you as one of our annointed. God bless you!
Without the Jews/Israelites of Israel 🇮🇱 there wouldn’t be a Holy Roman Catholic Church. The Holy Land of the Chosen Ones is where Jesus was born, lived, died & resurrected from death. Over 2,000 years ago, there were those who followed Jesus & those who didn’t. As is said in Catholic church ✝️ “Peace be with you!” As said in temple ✡️ “Shalom!” Amen! 🙏🏼
Congratulations Fr God bless you I am from India Mangalore My nephew is a priest in Calcutta since 23 yrs and a grand nephew is in cemenary since five yrs only child of his parents waiting and praying for his Ordination
The day my life changed was at night. I was crying and felt i needed to change in every area of my life. I was frustrated and knew i had ancestral and generational strongholds which made me depressed and making unwise decisions. I fell to my knees and asked God to change me according to God's Will. Few days later i was delivered from evil spirits and felt peace come over me
I went to the Steubenville Mid America Conference and on Saturday (2 days ago) during adoration God told me "I want you to serve me as a Priest ". For 5 years and 3 months I was discerning
My Brother (in Christ) - young enough to be my son - is now my Father (in Christ). Only in the Catholic Church... I am so happy for you. Thought this video might be getting posted privately and so I would miss it, but yay! Got to feel like I was there supporting you. Just so, so happy for you - and even happier for the Church. We badly need committed young priests, for you are the future on which our faith rests. So no pressure! I wish you innumerable blessings from God, warmest congratulations and huge thanks for all your work (past, present and future) from Scotland.
Although I have looked at quite a few of your videos this is the first time I came across your ordination. It made my cry, as I felt so joyful. 🎉 God bless and keep you Father Casey. Keep making those videos.
So thrilled that my sweet church is your first home as an OFM. Your first homily with me in the congregation was given smiling thumbs up by everyone in attendance ... We are so fortunate and the students will be over the moon!
As a Catholic I love every ceremony and sacrament we have. But seeing a young person saying yes to God and talking about it with so much passion is really especial. It gaves me strength to continue my path too. Loves from Brazil!
I'm no longer a Christian because of how exclusive and rejecting it is, but I'm happy for you. Your experience shows the incredible power of community as Jesus intended, and I hope that you restore Christianity to what was intended so that people like me don't have to leave.
I think it is safe to say that all of us subscribers feel like we've been part of your journey and are extremely proud and happy. Congratulations from the Galapagos Islands, Father Casey!
Blessings to you father as I know you will stand strong in your commitment to the church and your love of God. I would be honoured to be a part of your congregation however, regardless of where we may reside and our beliefs, love is ultimately the essence of Christ. God bless. Darryl
This evening, one of our own young men is being ordained. Your video was a window into what our Creighton will experience. Little happy tears in my eyes. It is a tremendous blessing, YT - I live in Florida but will be able to 'attend' his ordination in Georgia.
Congratulations Father for becoming priest. As you know, it is a calling! I have a priest-Brother myself. I’m so proud of him, always! God bless you Father!
Thank you for sharing your very special day with us your loyal viewers. What an incredible day. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide you and don’t forget your virtual flock.
Congrats, Fr Casey.. i'm a Roman Catholic from the Philippines. I love watching your video. Do continue serving our beloved Catholic Church and defending our Catholic faith and proclaim the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ🙏❤
The Lord Richly Bless You in your future work for Jesus. I was brought up Pentecostal with parents as Pentecostal ministers. I am now married to a Catholic and have settled in an amazing Anglican Church. Father Osita Oluigbo speaks through the Holy Spirit and speaks to us every Sunday. I will continue to watch you as the Lord works I your new life.
Congratulations on finding your purpose in life. When a person finds their true calling or what they love to do....there is ultimate happiness. I have been in an out of different jobs and relationships in my life and the only constant in my life has been God and his love for me. Many things change in a person's life, people come and go, one thing that will never change or leave me is God and his love for me. Jesus Christ is my hero, anyone who finds him will find eternal happiness and peace. I wish you and your family all the love, peace and joy. 🙏💖💝✝
Congratulations dear Father from India with prayer deep from the heart that 'May you be blessed to change many lives for Christ as St.Francis' AVE MARIA
To watch this just a week after serving at a mass where a 98 year old Franciscan priest who was celebrating his 70th year of being a priest is very cool
Congratulation Rev. Fr. Casey Cole! God bless you more on your ministry. I'm so happy for you and I'm thankful because I learned a lot from you. Let us always pray for each other! Prayers all the way from the Philippines. 😇
Father, I have only just discovered your youtube channel and have watched 3 of your videos already. As a Catholic living in the UK at this time of lockdown is very difficult but I have found solace in your videos and they have given me a lift. I look forward to watching many more in the weeks, months and years ahead. God bless you.
This made me cry! What a blessing you’ll be to the Catholic Church community brother Casey! I’m a Mexican legally living in the US . I had never seen such a big Anglo Catholic community! I’m amazed! I’m extremely happy to learn there are so many Anglo American Catholics! Blessed be God! 🙏🔥🙏 Congratulations in your ordination as a Priest. I intuit in you a gift of God to the Catholic community all over the world. 🙏❤️🙏
Thank you Father Casey for sharing this experience with us specifically with me - how inspiring, how educating, and how soothing it was today, in my life, as I am struggling with very difficult issues. Thank you for giving me hope and please say a little prayer for me. L (Disabled Veteran, ME USA)
I'm Jewish and somehow I'm crying at this?? So beautiful
Me too sister! I'm a Protestant Presbyterian and it touched my heart too ✝️❤✡
Glad I'm not the only Jewish person cryin here lol
I am a Catholic and I've really appreciated the work Fr. Cole has done to present the faith attractively and in its essence to the masses (no pun intended) here on UA-cam. I'm sure he'd love to engage you in convo, and if I can be of service to you, I'd love to be!
That was a beautiful statement, Alexandra. I’m Roman Catholic. Without the Holy Land of Israel 🇮🇱 the home of the Chosen Ones, there wouldn’t be a Holy Roman Catholic Church. Your God the Father is my God the Father. Catholics believe in 3 persons in 1 God - God the Father, the Son, & the Holy Spirit. Over 2,000 years ago, there were people who believed in Jesus as the Messiah; there were those who didn’t. The Jewish persons who believe in Jesus as the Messiah, are called “Messianic Jews”, & don’t want to be considered Christians. The Almighty God created ALL of us, & loved us unconditionally. As is said in my church ✝️ “Peace be with you!” As is said in temple ✡️ “Shalom!” Amen! 🙏🏼
Come on home to Jesus’ one holy Catholic and apostolic church!! You’ll perfectly since you’re Jewish!
I'm not a Catholic but I feel drawn to faith ? Well I cried and cried watching your ordination . God bless you every day Father Casey 💖
Are you saying that you are currently christian or non-believer?
I’m not Catholic either, I grew up Protestant, but I am converting in RCIA this year! The Catholic Faith is SO BEAUTIFUL. Whole-heartedly feel it’s the ultimate fullness of the Truth of the Gospel, I’m so excited!
@@gracehoffman6404 if you need someone to talk to, I'm here
@@gracehoffman6404 I'm so happy for you! 😃😄🙂
Welcome home, sister ⛪❤💖🙏❤💖✝️💖❤💖
@@gracehoffman6404 how wonderful ... I am an Anglican and this year is my RCIA year as well! Be well ....💫
I was ordained on 29 August 2004. All I can remember was weeping uncontrollably, so much so that a fellow Priest had to quickly find me a handkerchief to dry my eyes. Watching this ceremony brought back especially fond memories. Thank you for posting it.
So interesting... I was ordained on the exact date and year, yet on a different side of the globe, in Slovakia (central Europe) with two other brothers of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD).
It was an amazing day for me as well. My tears were streaming during the laying of hands, as several of the priests that have deeply influenced me were present and young people sung an amazing song of Isaiah 61: The Spirit of the Lord is upon me... Thanks God I had a handkerchief in my pocket. So grateful and overwhelmed by God!
Congratulations too padre
Congratulations!
Congratulations. Praying and hoping that You remain faithful and dedicated servant of God no matter what happens. A good shepherd lays his life to his sheep. God bless you always Father.
Congrats Father 🙏
Ola padre. Im an SVD seminarian from India. Congrats to u also for my brotheren from the society of the divine word 💯❤️
I’m not even Catholic, but I couldn’t help but shed a tear for this video. Watching all those people coming out to see you lay down your life for the church just shows how much God has used you already. So, beautiful to see you bearing the fruits of the spirit so clearly!
You are welcome to the Church. I'm here if you want to talk
Come home
Exactly! I'm not Catholic, and I never will be, but these videos bring joy to my heart. It's such a blessing to witness people so genuine in their faith for Christ.
Yeah I’m not even slightly religious but this guys whole channel is pretty great
You’re more than welcome to come home! It’ll be the best decision you’ll ever make!
During this age of chaos and confusion, it is so awesome to see a young man willing to spend his life communing with God and serving people. What a blessing! May the Lord use you as you spread His love and mercy to your congregation.
Father, I'm not a Catholic but I've followed you since you began your documentation. Your prayers for me would be appreciated. Thanks to your service. Kent
I will be praying for you Kent Williams!
Know that many of us are praying for you, dear brother. And also hope that one day, you will find your way back and in full communion with the Bride of Christ, the Church. One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. God bless and protect you both, Father Casey and Kent Williams! and all of your loved ones! Always!
Hello God say to Abraham, I AM WHO I AM. Never assume a identity because then you must defend it. You may not identify you self ROMAN UNIVERSAL, but you do feel that power of the ROMAN CHRISTIANS ✝️ BROTHERS. Yes, you to have the Holly Spirit Yes you are a ROMAN CATHOLIC A UNIVERSAL man protecting the FE. Saludos Roman
🙏🙏🙏 from the Phils to you 💕
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I grew up in the Baptist church, but I just got back from my interview for RCIA. I teared up watching you taking your vows. You are an inspiration sir and I pray our Father continues to use you and your ministry to reach the world for Christ. God Bless you!
I converted, RCIA changed everything and coming into the Church changed my life forever into eternity.
How are you doing now?
Did you go through RCIA?
A month before classes started work changed my schedule and I missed it again this year.
I spoke to HR and RCIA is a go for 2023. I told them I would change jobs if I needed to. God willing this will be my year.
Geirhammer, we would love an update!
Brought tears to my eyes... Ordinations are emotional and moving... I am a Clergyman of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church. I went into the ordination with a broken arm and a sling on...
Achan iam a Marthomite ❤.
Is that from Kerala father?
@Believe me I ain't no sus no.. it's not..
@@late_nights Yes..
@@christyjmathew9859 where are you from?
Father, I am catholic from Slovakia. I've found you on youtube just recently. I have to say that your videos are very inspirational and really can touch especially young people. Congrats to your ordination. I am looking forward to further videos.
I love Slovakia and their people, they've got many well-run faithful parishes in North America
Wow. Thank goodness you can speak and write in English. Humbling, as I can't even speak rudimentary Spanish or any other language. Global gospel,indeed.
Fr. Casey, the Church needs more priests such as you. A servant to God’s people.
I cried. With God's help in less than 7 years I will be as jouful as you are in this video :)
Praying for you son if God and soon father of many
Peace and gratitude for your efforts and service
Thank you for your service!!! Will be praying for you!!! God bless
Niech Bóg Cię wypełni, Cię prowadzi, niech Twój Duch rośnie w sile. Niech Twoja wola jest mocna i Twoje nogi postawione sa na skale. Błogosławię Ci bracie. Amen
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Father Casey, watching your videos has made me take steps towards returning to Catholicism.
I am agnostic but I do respect this man's choice. I may not agree with it but I do respect it.
As a Protestant, this is so awesome congrats even a year later. :) love your channel!! God bless and praise Jesus
I'm Argentinean, I live in a city that has no friar house, English is not my mother tongue yet I'm catholic, I understand English, I'm a theology and philosophy teacher and part of the Schoenstatt Family, so your ordination fills me with joy and makes me wanna pray more for your fidelity and fruits. Thanks for sharing your ordination and experience that day. ¡Felicidades y Bendiciones, Padre Casey! Pax et Bonum!
I saw that you are a teacher in theology and philosophy. I have a few questions I have a hard time finding someone ask. Are you willing to answer a few questions on your or mine channel?
@@michaelanderson4849 Ok. If I can answer, I'll make my best! As I don't use my channel, I guess it'll be yours. Greetings!
@@bebetonguga I didn't know that other Argentinians watched this. Greetings!
@@Spectrometer Neither did I until now. Jajaja. Saludos, compatriota.
@@Spectrometer ya somos varios jajajaja Saludos desde Tucumán 🙌
not even catholic but so happy and excited ffor him.
"you are a priest for ever according the law of Melquisedek". Congratulations from Brazil.
One question: it's Jesus Christ only priest forever in melkishedek right? All other priests are ministers for our Lord? Is my understanding wrong?!
@Bennett McCoy thank you.
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The language that the Church uses in regards to the priesthood is “in persona Christi” or “in the person of Christ” and “alter Christus” or another Christ
Jesus is the priest according to Melchizedk's priesthood THE others were priests according to the law OF God . HE ordered that every person from the Aaron's Houses to be God's priest. LEVIT people inherited the priesthood . Jesus came from Juda people.
Hebrew 7:17-28
Shalom !
The Catholic priesthood is definitely not melchizedek priesthood it is satanic priesthood Melchizedek priesthood is eternal heavenly priesthood
As someone who is a lector at mass, I teared up watching women serve at your ordination because that's something that I didn't get to see growing up often. I am so happy to see that there are priests in the church who are dedicated to Christ and the Body of Church as you are. Thank you
I’m a year late and I’m sitting on my couch eating Doritos crying because I’m so proud I’m so proud of you and I’m crying over a man’s ordination who I don’t know this is so fun. You go man!
Congratulations on your Holy Ordination to Priesthood! Your UA-cam channel gives me inspiration to discern vocation. Thank you! I hope through this, many may also come to Christ to do religious vocations!
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The Father and the Son are the Parents of the Holy Spirit, if many churches are correct. If many churches are correct, The Trinity is a Family-- two Parents and a Progeny, just like a human family. (Humans are made in the "image" and "likeness" of God according to Genesis 1:26) In the Book of Job which is part of the bible,the Lord is compared to a father and also a mother with a womb. "From whose womb comes the ice? Who gives birth to the frost from the heavens"--Job 38:29. Because God can also be thought of like a mother (Isaiah 42:14,Isaiah 66:13,Matthew 23:37), all three roles (father,mother,progeny) in a basic human family are filled in the Trinity. Saying that the "Father and the Son are the Parents of the Holy Spirit" is simply another way of saying that the Holy Spirit "proceeds from the Father and the Son" which has been official Catholic Church teaching for centuries. According to the Catholic Church, the Son is begotten from the Father. If this is true, the Father is the Father (Parent) of the Son. According to the Church, the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son.If this is true, the Father and the Son are the Parents of the Holy Spirit. According to the "Catechism of the Catholic Church" paragraph 264, "The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father as the first principle and...from the communion of both the Father and the Son" Of course, the scriptures are vague if the Holy Spirit is the 3rd or 2nd Person of the Trinity--whichever of these is true,the First Person and the Second Person may be the Parents of the Third.
Parent definition 1a from Merriam-Webster dictionary: one that begets or brings forth offspring.
Amen
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You are not talking about Human Being like us...God is a Supreme Being...
Trinity is the truth about one Godhead the Father the Son and holy Spirit...
Congratulations Fr. Casey, OFM please pray for me as I continue my priestly formation. God bless you! Persevere.
Still making me cry with joy, the ordination of a priest.
Wow! What a wonderful young man. I have no doubt he will an be important spiritual leader.
It’s not even a year since your ordination but you’ve done a lot already as a priest. I’ve attended 4 ordinations and they’re all very memorable.
I’ve never seen one so excited as you. Congratulations father!
Same here
Congratulations fr Casey in your Ordination! Be Holy! The world needs holy priests.
Maria Teresa Ramos It's true we have many good priest but we need Holy priests
As a female teen who is heavily influenced by cathecism growing up. I find this so beautiful and inspiring. Though i have so much to live ahead in my life. I would also hope one day i could learn more and the meaning of life in the church as a servant of God. If indeed that truly is Gods will for me. Thank you Father Cassey. and belated Congratulations!
I remember when I was a kid, a priest from my hometown was ordained in our church. I was completely clueless on why he had to lay face down on the ground during the service.
Congratulations Fr Casey 💕🙏
Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾
This morning when I woke up I was thinking that at the end of the month (May 26, to be exact) I will be celebrating my 47th anniversary of ordination. I am Pastor Emeritus now, and many thoughts crowded my mind as I started my day. During these 47 years, I have had some difficult days and days of both positive and insecure wonder. I am grateful for both. I learned from everything! I started out a bit rocky! I walked very worried into the Newark Sacred Heart Cathedral because I was on very heavy antibiotics for pneumonia! But my Mom had called the cloistered Dominican nuns at the Rosary Shrine in Summit the night before and told them “ Girls get on your knees, he’s sick.” I was nervous walking up that incredibly long aisle until I saw my sister sitting right at the aisle. Then, I was okay . So the Sisters and my sister gave me the strength! I was also very calm. It all felt right. And so I began my journey in the priesthood. As I have said, I have had my “moments” , but I can honestly say, never a regret. I hope and pray that it will be the same for you. I really enjoy your posts. I would probably debate you young rascals on some points, but ultimately I pray only that you love God’s People with all your heart that you have already given to Him. Just do as you know what Jesus would do, and most of all, be kind. Chuck McDermott
Hello, I'm just curious, why did you leave the Catholic faith?
Theresa I am still a Catholic priest and am very much loving my faith! I am just retired from day to day activity. The title Pastor Emeritus just means that I am retired and am still connected with my parish. I still say Mass, hear confessions, bury the dead, etc.
@@charlesmcdermott6139 oh okay! I was little confused and got thrown off by the title pastor since I'm only used to hearing it within the protestant sect, but thank you for clearing it up ! :) would you mind talking some about your discernment process for religious life as well? When did you start feeling the call to be priest?
Thank you Fr McDermott for sharing your thoughts especially with your long life as a priest to a novice priest. I'm sure you would have some wonderful and sound advice for him.
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So, I don’t know what’s happening with me religiously, but I feel drawn to god and I’m trying to push him away, it’s not my belief system i am pagan. But he gently he keeps reminding me he’s there. Watching this made me cry, it stirred something in me that I simply can’t explain. Congratulations Father, you are a bright light.
It scarry to give in but try and you won't be disappointed, because he will greet you with open arms!
God seeks you in ways He/She knows He/She can. He/She knows your heart. Keep listening to that draw. As He/She only wants a relationship with you 💕
I know you commented 5 months ago, but if you are still not sure : I was agnostic, but not anymore. I've accepted Christ, and it is the best thing ever. The peace and joy that it brings with it is truly something else. Keep listening to His voice and keep leaning in, He will lead you in the right way. Dont push Him away, just ask Him to reveal Himself.
This were the verses that came to my mind:
John 6: 37
New International Version
All those the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never drive away.
John 10: 27- 30 (New American Standard Bible 2020)
My sheep listen to My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me; and I give them eternal life, and they will never perish; and no one will snatch them out of My hand. My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of the Father’s hand. I and the Father are one.”
Listen to His voice.😊
Former pagan myself. Attending mass for the first time made me itch from nerves. My first attendance took place on the 3rd Sunday of Lent and I didn't regret the decision. Hopefully you took that first step as well.
It took me reading acts to let him in
I experienced many of the same feelings as I knelt to take my perpetual vows as a sister. Congratulations Fr. Casey.
Which order are you apart of?
Hayley Marse Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of Saint Francis.
@@hayleymarse2853 Sisters of Saint Joseph of the Third Order of Saint Francis. Yeah Franciscans!
Shannon Fox that’s so awesome!!!! I’m discerning if I’m called to be a sister so keep me in your prayers
Hayley Marse that’s wonderful! Please let me know if you are interested in learning more about our sisters. I can get you info!
Congrats!! I’ve been following your journey for many years, and I enter the monastery of Poor Clare Colettines in Cleveland in August. You will be in my prayers, and I ask for yours!
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seriously crying cant stop smiling so happy for you!!
I cried a bucketful of tears. St. Francis of Assisi is one of my favorite saint. Even as a layman I tried to practice the vow of poverty. You inspire me a lot. Thanks a lot.
I discovered your videos while on lockdown. I hope you never tire making them, bringing forth the Catholic faith to every single person in the world to watch and realize how great it is to belong to this One Great Apostolic Church. I can't thank you enough. Congratulations, Father! Warm greetings from the Philippines! ❤️😇
Congratulations from an Orthodox viewer in the UK! Axios! Many years!
Congratulations Father Casey! From your first days as an intern at St Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Greenville, SC, to now as a Priest in the Catholic Church, is a great testament of what happens when someone puts their faith and trust in Jesus Christ. You allowed many of God's people to come alongside you to guide and support you to a vocation that is already building God's Kingdom here on earth. I am inspired by what God has done, and will do, in and through your ministry, and will pray for your ministry daily. And remember, the only way that any of us can be the Christ-like role models needed by those in our environments is to daily put Christ FIRST in our lives!
FATHER Casey! I finally got around to watching this video, I'm a newly confirmed catholic and watching this video brought me to tears. I was reminded again why I made this decision to enter the church, I was so happy to see all those women during the mass, and I was in awe of the symbolism that is seen in the parts of the mass that you had to do (such as laying down). I'm so thankful for your videos and all that they have done to encourage me in the faith! Keep it up and may God bless you!
Father, you are amazing at empowering women. Your ordination, overall, is amazing. I actually cried while watching. Thank you for being a priest. Congratulations.
It's sad that the focus during his ordination was not on Christ but on empowering women. Or at least this is what I understand from your message.
On my ordination day to the Permanent Diaconate, 28 June 2015, I was keeping it together, not easy for someone of Irish descent, until my brother, who went to God in 2018, arrived. He held me and said “Dad (who we lost in 1996) would be so proud”. That was it, tears poured down my cheeks and kept going, on and off, until the end of the ceremony. I agree that those few minutes, prostrated on the floor, calling on the saints was a wonderful moment allowing time to compose myself ready for the Holy Mass to continue. I also had the privilege of distributing Holy Communion to my family, whilst my 3 colleagues, ordained in the same day, were given a chalice each by the Archbishop.
God bless.
‘Father’ Casey! Congratulations...extremely happy for you and blessed to have a priest like you serving the Catholic Church.
"May God who has begun the good work in you, bring it to fulfillment."
Prayers From Syro Malabar Catholic Community Kerala..,✝️😍
Syro Malabar Catholic? I didn't know this... Our Catholic Church is SO AMAZING!
@@98Gabriel These are so called christian of Saint Thomas Apostle in India.
@@tomaszdziamaek1839 so called? The Syro-Malabar Catholic Church is in full communion with the Holy See.
@@indiavanguardia266 Excuse me. I wrote it not properly.
@@98Gabriel you should check it out, Syro Malabar, Syro Malankara...the Holy Catholic Church has soooo many beautiful rites...
Fatheeer! I was crying watching this video of yours. 😭😭 I don't know. I am just very happy about your vocation and I pray that our Lord will continue to inspire you to extend your love and service to the church and to His people. All the best, Father Cole! I hope I could be as tough as you if I discern on my vocation when the time comes. GOD BLESS, Father Cole! Love and prayers from the Philippines! 🙏❤
You are really something else! I was ordained in 1996, and I also wear a habit, even though I am priest and brother. That is my most comfortable garment. But the ordination and faith is what makes you what you are, father! I too always enjoyed being a fryer before I was priest.
Friar. Not fryer!
I realize that now that I read my reply again sometimes my phone tells me one thing and shows another after I’ve sent a message.
Congratulations father! greetings from the Philippines.
Congratulations Father. Soon will be your anniversary
Many blessings Fr. Casey, my son leaves to the seminary next month and watching this brought tears of happiness to my eyes. Wishing you all the best.
My prayers for you, and your son.
Martin Kaguima Thank you he is very happy at the seminary.
@@ericaoc471 I am possibly going into seminary this fall and I am excited, I believe there is much joy in doing Gods will and becoming a priest
Martin Kaguima we need good strong priest I will keep you in my prayers, may Gods calling be for you to serve. 🙏🏼
@@ericaoc471 thank you.. it is hard especially in this time of pandemic so many people need sacraments
Congratulations Fr. Casey. I am so happy for you. The video brought me to tears. Lord Jesus, thank you for a brand new priest in your Church. Lord, provide him with all he needs to spread the gospel far and wide and win many souls to Your Kingdom. May he always remain faithful to you. Uplift him in struggles he may find along the way. May you hind him in your wounds during these times where the enemy cannot reach him. AMEN.
I pulled a 180 on March 29 2020 and since then I began to lean towards more to Christianity and Jesus
CONGRATS FR CASSEY
"Gracious God,
We lift up our beloved priest before you,
Guide him with wisdom and grace,
Grant him strength and courage in his ministry,
May he be a beacon of light,
A vessel of your love and mercy,
As he serves your people with humility and devotion,
May his words and actions reflect your truth,
And may his heart be filled with your peace,
Bless him, protect him, and uphold him,
In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
Amen."
Congratulations, FATHER Casey, from Germany! I've been waiting for this video! What a wonderful celebration. Your are going to be a blessing wherever you serve the people in the name of the Lord. My prayers are with you.
Gloria in excelsis Deo!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
Congratulations are in order! God bless you Father. You're a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek!
From Nairobi, Kenya.
You are a priest forever!!
Praying for your strong vocation❤️
We're so blessed to have as a priest. Greetings from Mexico City ❤
I am so happy I 'found' you (on UA-cam). You are now part of our class. You are a great role model and I love that you found the joy in your ordination. I know it's been a few years yet you're still bringing smiles to many as we watch this.
That video was.."wow"... fantastic and emotive insight into such a special day for you and the church. Congratulations Father.. I look forward to following you (virtually at least) in your ministry in the months and years ahead. Ben, Scotland, UK.
@Michael John Dennis if you do some reading on the Scottish roots how they connect to Jersualem from Norma Goodrich's Arthur, Grail, and the other books in the same related Arthur category, it opens eyes to many things, expecially if you know Anne Catherine Emmrich's visions books, expecially the life of christ as well. Besides knowing the princess Ann story.
The most important and the most beautiful video on this channel. So happy to address you as Father Casey Cole. Congratulations Father. God bless♥️
How wonderful. June 22 is my mom's birthday. She is so happy when I showed her this video.
Fr. Casey, your story brought tears to my eyes. You seem like such an intelligent, giving priest. The Church is so blessed to have you as one of our annointed. God bless you!
Bravo Father, from a Jewish old dude!!!
Without the Jews/Israelites of Israel 🇮🇱 there wouldn’t be a Holy Roman Catholic Church. The Holy Land of the Chosen Ones is where Jesus was born, lived, died & resurrected from
death. Over 2,000 years ago, there were those who followed Jesus & those who didn’t. As is said in Catholic church ✝️ “Peace be with you!” As said in temple ✡️ “Shalom!” Amen! 🙏🏼
"Work of the Church." That said it all. Congratulations, brother, and many years of Spirit-filled blessings.
Congratulations Father
From India kerala 🇮🇳
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Congratulations Fr God bless you I am from India Mangalore My nephew is a priest in Calcutta since 23 yrs and a grand nephew is in cemenary since five yrs only child of his parents waiting and praying for his Ordination
Aaaw, a baby Friar, so cool! How amazing it is to be a part of a catholic clergy!
The day my life changed was at night. I was crying and felt i needed to change in every area of my life. I was frustrated and knew i had ancestral and generational strongholds which made me depressed and making unwise decisions. I fell to my knees and asked God to change me according to God's Will. Few days later i was delivered from evil spirits and felt peace come over me
I went to the Steubenville Mid America Conference and on Saturday (2 days ago) during adoration God told me "I want you to serve me as a Priest ". For 5 years and 3 months I was discerning
My Brother (in Christ) - young enough to be my son - is now my Father (in Christ). Only in the Catholic Church...
I am so happy for you. Thought this video might be getting posted privately and so I would miss it, but yay! Got to feel like I was there supporting you. Just so, so happy for you - and even happier for the Church. We badly need committed young priests, for you are the future on which our faith rests. So no pressure!
I wish you innumerable blessings from God, warmest congratulations and huge thanks for all your work (past, present and future) from Scotland.
Congratulations, Fr. Cole. You have chosen a difficult path at a difficult time for the Church. May God bless you with His strength and love.
this brought me to joyful tears, what a beautiful moment in your life that will forever change the live's of others! Congratulations, God Bless.
God love you, I am also not yet a Catholic, but I pray for your continued ministry to us, the unsaved! Thank you Father!!!
Although I have looked at quite a few of your videos this is the first time I came across your ordination. It made my cry, as I felt so joyful. 🎉 God bless and keep you Father Casey. Keep making those videos.
ENHORABUENA PADRE CASEY !!! Dios te bendiga en estas primicias de tu ministerio sacerdotal . God bles you ! 🙏🇪🇸👏
So thrilled that my sweet church is your first home as an OFM. Your first homily with me in the congregation was given smiling thumbs up by everyone in attendance ... We are so fortunate and the students will be over the moon!
Congratulations 🎈🎉🎊 Father Casey from Nigeria 🇳🇬 God will hold your feet in his Holy Sanctuary through Christ Jesus amen!!!
As a Catholic I love every ceremony and sacrament we have. But seeing a young person saying yes to God and talking about it with so much passion is really especial. It gaves me strength to continue my path too. Loves from Brazil!
I'm no longer a Christian because of how exclusive and rejecting it is, but I'm happy for you. Your experience shows the incredible power of community as Jesus intended, and I hope that you restore Christianity to what was intended so that people like me don't have to leave.
Noah Georgianna fakers rejecting every single thing while being the predators themselves, get it?
This is not Christianity as seen from the Bible but Roman Catholicism, a clear departure from the faith - I Tim.4:1-3
I think it is safe to say that all of us subscribers feel like we've been part of your journey and are extremely proud and happy. Congratulations from the Galapagos Islands, Father Casey!
Blessings to you father as I know you will stand strong in your commitment to the church and your love of God.
I would be honoured to be a part of your congregation however, regardless of where we may reside and our
beliefs, love is ultimately the essence of Christ. God bless.
Darryl
This evening, one of our own young men is being ordained. Your video was a window into what our Creighton will experience. Little happy tears in my eyes. It is a tremendous blessing, YT - I live in Florida but will be able to 'attend' his ordination in Georgia.
Congratulations Father for becoming priest. As you know, it is a calling! I have a priest-Brother myself. I’m so proud of him, always! God bless you Father!
This gave me chill. I grew up methodist. But I feel such a pull towards the beautiful traditions of the catholic church.
Thank you for sharing your very special day with us your loyal viewers. What an incredible day. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide you and don’t forget your virtual flock.
I was waiting for this
CONGRATULATIONS FATHER!!
Soooooooo Exciting. CONGRATULATIONS Fr. Casy
God bless you and your family.
Congratulations Father from your Brazilian subscriber who kept asking about the Eucharist! I'm coming back Home and you have helped with it!
Congrats, Fr Casey.. i'm a Roman Catholic from the Philippines. I love watching your video. Do continue serving our beloved Catholic Church and defending our Catholic faith and proclaim the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ🙏❤
The Lord Richly Bless You in your future work for Jesus. I was brought up Pentecostal with parents as Pentecostal ministers. I am now married to a Catholic and have settled in an amazing Anglican Church. Father Osita Oluigbo speaks through the Holy Spirit and speaks to us every Sunday. I will continue to watch you as the Lord works I your new life.
Congratulations Fr Casey from Singapore 🇸🇬God bless You , dear servant of God - so so awesome 🙏
Congratulations, you have been a part of my journey back to our faith. I will keep you in my prayers.
Wow, wow, congratulations Padre. It's great to know you are a priest already, you make a great one. My prayers for you from Kenya.
Inviolata Njoroge Off topic but wow, I love your name!
He's a great inspiration. Padre Casey Cole.
I remember how I felt during my Uncle's ordination. I wept tears of joy that I couldn't explain.
Congratulations on finding your purpose in life. When a person finds their true calling or what they love to do....there is ultimate happiness. I have been in an out of different jobs and relationships in my life and the only constant in my life has been God and his love for me. Many things change in a person's life, people come and go, one thing that will never change or leave me is God and his love for me. Jesus Christ is my hero, anyone who finds him will find eternal happiness and peace. I wish you and your family all the love, peace and joy. 🙏💖💝✝
Congratulations dear Father from India with prayer deep from the heart that 'May you be blessed to change many lives for Christ as St.Francis'
AVE MARIA
This is so exciting. I cannot believe that the day is finally here. I feel like we have all grown up with you.
To watch this just a week after serving at a mass where a 98 year old Franciscan priest who was celebrating his 70th year of being a priest is very cool
The laying on hand coming down from the Apostles unbroken congratulations🙏😃
I'm at work painting a sign, and you've got me in tears. Even though this was posted 3 years ago, the joy is still real
Congratulation Rev. Fr. Casey Cole! God bless you more on your ministry. I'm so happy for you and I'm thankful because I learned a lot from you. Let us always pray for each other! Prayers all the way from the Philippines. 😇
Congratulations FATHER Casey! Prayers for you!
Father, I have only just discovered your youtube channel and have watched 3 of your videos already. As a Catholic living in the UK at this time of lockdown is very difficult but I have found solace in your videos and they have given me a lift.
I look forward to watching many more in the weeks, months and years ahead.
God bless you.
This made me cry! What a blessing you’ll be to the Catholic Church community brother Casey! I’m a Mexican legally living in the US . I had never seen such a big Anglo Catholic community! I’m amazed! I’m extremely happy to learn there are so many Anglo American Catholics! Blessed be God! 🙏🔥🙏 Congratulations in your ordination as a Priest. I intuit in you a gift of God to the Catholic community all over the world. 🙏❤️🙏
Thank you Father Casey for sharing this experience with us specifically with me - how inspiring, how educating, and how soothing it was today, in my life, as I am struggling with very difficult issues. Thank you for giving me hope and please say a little prayer for me. L (Disabled Veteran, ME USA)