Lord Jesus Christ I cover myself in your most precious blood and I bind and send at the foot of the cross the spirit of discouragement that you might do with it what you will .
Thankyou Father! This was excellent, I'm so glad to have your insights and knowledge added to my fingertips (so when I stray from my scheduled online work I do it good style with benefit to my wayfaring)
Father, Gregory, this was the best message you have given! The lightheartedness, joy and extraversion really spoke of communion with God, and the content was all the better for it. God bless you and thank you so very much.
Fr Greg. That was an amazing talk. You’ve got a gift of weaving an entertaining tapestry of stories and theology (and the funny thing) … every time my ADHD mind wandered off, you caught me off guard by naming the things my mind wandered to (eg. spirit of discouragement; Michael Buble; robotic efficiency; planet earth documentary “how this is ALL for US”and laughing at what you’re about to say cuz you know it’s fascinating 😉). Praying for you and your ministry (all the way from Melbourne Australia) 🙏
-Angels are messengers -We are all embodied angels, but not? -Angels are pure spirit -Angels are each their own species -They are constantly in the presence of God -They minister to us
I've thought about doing the Camino. One of my ancestors did it and there are shell motifs on our ancestral home to show that he did. That was a custom in Italy hundreds of years ago. It was probably my collateral "uncle" in around 1640-ish who was an Apostolic Protonotary. But I'm old and have congenitally bad feet. I actually had the thought that if I did it, my feet would no longer hurt and give me problems. Even tho I walk a lot, I have a lot of difficulty now because my feet are starting to give out. I am thinking I will start at the city entrance and walk the last couple of kilometers to the Cathedral. Would this be enough?
Lord Jesus Christ I cover myself in your most precious blood and I bind and send at the foot of the cross the spirit of discouragement that you might do with it what you will .
From 25:00 to the end is the best
Beautiful, Fr. Pine
I like your Thursday night suppers. Great job!
Thankyou Father! This was excellent, I'm so glad to have your insights and knowledge added to my fingertips (so when I stray from my scheduled online work I do it good style with benefit to my wayfaring)
Father, Gregory, this was the best message you have given! The lightheartedness, joy and extraversion really spoke of communion with God, and the content was all the better for it. God bless you and thank you so very much.
Fr Greg. That was an amazing talk. You’ve got a gift of weaving an entertaining tapestry of stories and theology (and the funny thing) … every time my ADHD mind wandered off, you caught me off guard by naming the things my mind wandered to (eg. spirit of discouragement; Michael Buble; robotic efficiency; planet earth documentary “how this is ALL for US”and laughing at what you’re about to say cuz you know it’s fascinating 😉). Praying for you and your ministry (all the way from Melbourne Australia) 🙏
-Angels are messengers
-We are all embodied angels, but not?
-Angels are pure spirit
-Angels are each their own species
-They are constantly in the presence of God
-They minister to us
I've thought about doing the Camino. One of my ancestors did it and there are shell motifs on our ancestral home to show that he did. That was a custom in Italy hundreds of years ago. It was probably my collateral "uncle" in around 1640-ish who was an Apostolic Protonotary. But I'm old and have congenitally bad feet. I actually had the thought that if I did it, my feet would no longer hurt and give me problems. Even tho I walk a lot, I have a lot of difficulty now because my feet are starting to give out. I am thinking I will start at the city entrance and walk the last couple of kilometers to the Cathedral. Would this be enough?
why is everything a big joke?
Because Christians aren't required to be stuffy and lame in order to be pleasing to God. Lord, save us.