Our late parish priest, Fr Joe Leathem OMI, was a humble, ordinary man, a man of very few words, who had thousands of converts in his 60 years as a priest, is a saint. I have interceded and prayed through him, and have received miracles. He was a man with a worn out soutane, and never refused anyone help, making sandwiches himself for the beggars at his door. That's a saint without a title, but a true saint, as you say, of the ordinary.
I love your meditations. Could you preach about the sanctification of ordinary..profesional work to lay people and to those who have given themselves to God. Thank you. May God bless your work.
Ate Gigi! Is this you? This is Doll from Southcrest before- it’s so great that we’re listening to the same thing! Communion of saints- hope all is well with you!
Yes, Doll😃 I’ve been listening to Fr. Eric, to the other speakers and learning a lot too. And so Is my sister Letlet. I pray you’re keeping well there with your family. God bless the communion of saints! Best regards from the Philippines!
These videos are well produced, but they can be improved. For example, often when you use stock-video-footage of something that you are quoting or explaining, sometimes the audio of the stock-video-footage mixes up with your preaching and it is either distracting or it makes it difficult to understand what you are saying. It may also, at times take away the impact from your words, or from the message you are delivering. (See min. 27:51 for an example of what I have described) Overall, great work and thank you for your words of wisdom.
Thank you for your advice. I was not careful with the audio of this video, I did realize that the audio of the b-roll was so strong. Plus my voice audio was set to mono. I adjusted the b-roll audio on the meditation on hope. Not as distracting.
Our late parish priest, Fr Joe Leathem OMI, was a humble, ordinary man, a man of very few words, who had thousands of converts in his 60 years as a priest, is a saint. I have interceded and prayed through him, and have received miracles. He was a man with a worn out soutane, and never refused anyone help, making sandwiches himself for the beggars at his door. That's a saint without a title, but a true saint, as you say, of the ordinary.
I love your meditations. Could you preach about the sanctification of ordinary..profesional work to lay people and to those who have given themselves to God. Thank you. May God bless your work.
I have an old one on sanctifying work if that helps: ua-cam.com/video/tGM0wFCsgcg/v-deo.htmlsi=MKrHx48BQnh0FIWW
Thank you Lord for this inspiring meditation. God bless Fr. Eric and the people who help produce this video.
Thanks for your support. I’m on the verge of uploading another...get ready.
Ate Gigi! Is this you? This is Doll from Southcrest before- it’s so great that we’re listening to the same thing! Communion of saints- hope all is well with you!
Yes, Doll😃 I’ve been listening to Fr. Eric, to the other speakers and learning a lot too. And so Is my sister Letlet. I pray you’re keeping well there with your family. God bless the communion of saints! Best regards from the Philippines!
Thank you 😊
Very inspiring. Thank you! 🙏
This is produced sooo beautifully and professionally! Attractive introduction.
These videos are well produced, but they can be improved. For example, often when you use stock-video-footage of something that you are quoting or explaining, sometimes the audio of the stock-video-footage mixes up with your preaching and it is either distracting or it makes it difficult to understand what you are saying. It may also, at times take away the impact from your words, or from the message you are delivering. (See min. 27:51 for an example of what I have described)
Overall, great work and thank you for your words of wisdom.
Thank you for your advice. I was not careful with the audio of this video, I did realize that the audio of the b-roll was so strong. Plus my voice audio was set to mono. I adjusted the b-roll audio on the meditation on hope. Not as distracting.
That’s here: ua-cam.com/video/aklgakGQflA/v-deo.html