My daughter is heavily into the occult and has been for almost 10 years, the worst thing is she and her husband have not had their daughter, ( my grandchild ), Baptised. She is 11 now, I haven't seen my grandchild in almost 6 years, she stayed with me every weekend until my daughter stopped coming to my home, almost 6 years ago. I pray for them all daily and not a day passes, where I don't cry for my Grandaughter, I miss and worry about her so much. 🙏😥😢🙏
@@MyImmaculateQueen I have done this and I renew the Consecration daily, but according to Fr. Rippigger I have authority over my daughter, ( until she married ), but not over my Grandaughter. Regardless I still do the daily Consecration. 🙏🙏🙏
This false teacher is claiming at 36:00 or thereabouts that being filled with the Holy Spirit and having manifestations of charismatic gifts is from an evil spirit. This is a lie from Hell. He's basically calling the Holy Spirit the evil spirit. He's not even trying to make any distinctions, which clearly demonstrates just how irrational he is on this topic. He's just demonizing whole groups of people. He's demonizing Pentecostals and charismatics across the board. It is true that Protestants have bad theology - that's why they're Protestants - but to claim that Pentecostals are, as a group, involved with the occult is pure nonsense. And he doesn't seem to know that sometimes you do get demons manifesting when the Holy Spirit is present in a powerful way. So what? It is understood even that this can happen. Read the New Testament. Demons manifested in front of Jesus and the Apostles. This doesn't negate their healing ministry, nor does it negate the pouring out of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost and subsequently. The pouring out of the Spirit is part of the New Covenant.
@@MillionthUsername That "charismatic" neoecumenical way is heresy just as Pentecostalism is heresy! If it's not in the one true Church, the Catholic Church, it's heresy! As St Augustine said, "you can have all things outside the Catholic Church but not salvation."
What a succinct presentation of the contrast between the philosophy grounding the one true apostolic Catholic faith and the philosophy of nominalism leading away from the one true faith to the occult!
Drinking and doing drugs can also be attributed to The Heresy of Emotionalism. It is a way of escaping the fight between the spirit and the flesh. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.
I once went with a friend to her boy friend’s Pentecostal church. If I hadn’t known better, I’d have thought most of the people including the pastor were high on drugs.
@Henry Stoneking Henry, you're going too far in the opposite direction here. Neither Testament condemns the moderate intake of alcohol, and drinking coffee is certainly not a sin. The Catholic religion is not a puritanical religion but it is against smoking marijuana and the use of other street drugs, but priests never preach against it. Scratch my head...scratch my head...why are so many Catholic kids using drugs these days?
Thank God I'm catholic, and I will Always thank Him I was born in a catholic family. This IS a priceless gift, which by no merits of ours could we have deserved.
This is my first video I truly watched from this channel. I will say that I was a bit surprised to see David doing this presentation. Truth be told David and I attend the same Latin mass parish, and I still remember my first impressions of David. We were at a tradfest party of a friends, and David decided to play basketball with the teens. It was quite fun to see Competition between David and the teens. I for once fell for this heresy. I was seeking for the emotional high so I jumped to different churches, but my hungry heart was still starving for God. I even turned atheist since I didn’t feel God anymore.
Many of the great saints like mother Teresa had long periods of dryness. Actually we receive more graces during the dry periods if we accept them as a gift of God.
SORRY TO tell you but Mother Teresa did not believe in Roman Catholic Church. She said any religion is okay. Check out websites about this - there are many. She was a great humanitarian, but not a great Roman Catholic. She believed all religions were the same, and any religion would get you to heaven. This is not what Our Lord believed... He said, "Go and baptize all nations..."
Wow! The web is to believed over the Carholic Church. Have you heard of fake news or stories. Thanks for the advice,but I believe the Catholic Church,which has since its beginning at the time of Christ has said that it is the church founded by Christ and therefore the true church.
@@marydolan587 Hi Mary, the True Church has been infiltrated by Freemasons since about 1789 and Vatican II was the coup d’grace. The Masons put their ‘man' on the throne in the person of John XXIII. Ever since then, it’s been losing ground, so many thousands left the religious orders, thousands of priests left and few (very few) ‘Catholics’ go to Mass, which isnt’ even the True Mass, the Tridentine Latin Mass. please see any video by Fr. Anthony Cekada for this explanation. He’s funny but very serious too and explains it well. His book, “Work of Human Hands” is a great way to start. It brought me back. Thanks Father C!
@@marydolan587 Hi Mary, just to clarify and let others see the real difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the Vatican II Conciliar Church, the False Church, (the Whore of Babylon which is occupying and desecrating the True Catholic Church! "Rome has lost the faith, and become the seat of Antichrist!” - 1848, Our Lady of LaSallette) Here is an excerpt from “Mother Teresa: The Case for the Cause” Author Mark Zima believes her ‘dark night’ was rather a state of hopelessness because she did not push for peoples’ conversion to the One True Faith, rather she aquiesced and as such, denied Christ, the Way, the Truth and the Light. “...Before her community was approved, in her letters, Mother Teresa declares, "There are millions who live in Indian cities and villages in ignorance of God and of Christ, in abominable sinfulness. We shall bring them to Christ and Christ to them" (Mother Teresa: Come Be My Light, p. 116). But when her community was approved, she taught, "I convert you to be a better Hindu, a better Catholic, Muslim, Jain, or Buddhist" (Mother Teresa: The Case for The Cause, p. 4). There are some who argue that she did not mean what she said and she wanted to convert those she met. There is some truth to their claim. Nevertheless, her words are misleading to the hearer and the reader..."
Please stop with your heresies, schisms and even denial of the Saints in Heaven, sedes! Oh our Lady of Fatima, bring these unfortunate Catholic souls back to the Truth and the official structure of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church that they may no longer deny the Vicar of Christ nor the canonized (dogmatically defined) Saints! Please, oh Blessed Mother, grant us the resurrection of the Mystical Body of Christ, namely, thy promised period of peace! Grant us all true devotion to thee especially by the recitation of thy holy rosary and meditation on its divine mysteries!
God bless David Rodriguez! His brother is a priest, but don’t discount this very holy family man; very intelligent and speaks very well. May Our Lady’s mantel protect David and his family.
The Holy Ghost led me to this talk today Lord Jesus, help me to love my cross God Bless the Fatima Center. God Bless you David. Christ our King Thy Kingdom come Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us.
GLORY TO GOD the FATHER SON & HOLY SPIRIT!!! God is Truth, Way and Life! Lord Jesus fill our wounded hearts with your healing grace.. that we may accept Your Truth, Will, Love, Joy, Peace and Power.. and make us Spiritual Warriors for Your Greater Glory.. Amen
God's first language is love. God Is Not silent. He may whisper to us in a still, small voice at times, but He is not a silent God. He is always with us, always guiding us, and always speaking to us. Always. It is us who sometimes cannot hear Him or do not discern His way of speaking to us properly, but He is never silent.
I listened, and recognized many errors within my own thoughts/actions. Still, I came away with a peculiar sadness, as I realized that he was preaching to the choir. So very many people need to hear this ... so few shall😥
A PRAYER FOR THE DYING AND A SPECIAL SOUL O MOST MERCIFUL JESUS, lover of souls, I beseech Thee, by the agony of Thy most Sacred Heart, and by the sorrows of Thine Immaculate Mother, wash clean in the Thy Blood the sinners of the whole world who are to die this day. Remember most especially the soul I spiritually adopt with the intention of entrusting him or her to Thy Shepherd's care: I beseech Thee for the grace to move this sinner, who is in danger of going to Hell, to repent. I ask this because of my trust in Thy great mercy. If it should please Thy Majesty to send me a suffering this day in exchange for the grace I ask for this soul, then, it, too, shall please me very much, and I thank Thee, Most Sweet Jesus, Shepherd and Lover of Souls; I thank Thee for this opportunity to give mercy in thanksgiving for all the mercies Thou hast shown me. Amen. Heart of Jesus, once in agony, have mercy on the dying.
I’ve had an emotional experience, although I received a sense of peace, I also received a deadly fear of sin making go to confession frequently (weekly), getting a spiritual director, Mass as often as I can, and a unquenchable thirst for any Sacred writings (St.Teresa of Avila, Ven.Mary of Agreda, St. John of the Cross). It has made me work like I have never worked before. Nothing I do can ever ascend me anywhere near the heights, I am completely dependent on Jesus’s Devine Mercy and the protection of my Mother’s mantle. I am completely helpless without them, and if I sin, completely vulnerable. Anyone can commit mortal sin up to the very last second.
Saint Padre Pio, pray for us, Always, count us as your spiritual children. Never leave us in such times as these, but keep us safe from all that does not come from God, and protect us, so that we may acquire the gift of prayer and final perseverance. Thank You, Padre Pio. Amen. Saint Philomena, pray for us. Saint Gemma Galgani, pray for us. Saint Lydwine of Schiedam, pray for us. Saint Michael Archangel, defend us in battle.
Good stuff! Thank you for calling out such things as “trust your gut”, do what feels right” etc....as being part of Emotionalism. There are too many Catholics that drink from the “do what feels right” Kool Aid 😒
Anyone ever been to a Steubenville youth conference? They are promoting emotionalism. I took my daughters to one this summer. We were really excited to go. BUT, the only Evangelical ploy missing was an altar call. It was Protestantism with Catholicism veneer. We were all so disappointed.
That's not at all protestantism. Steubenville is what you call Charismatic catholics. Protestants don't act like that. Some Pentecostals who are all about a show might but not necessarily Protestants.
@@GameChanger597 Steubenville is in REALITY a hotbed of charismatic HERESY. It was allowed in the institutional Church in the 1960's by the heretical destroyer of liturgy: Paul VI. All of the charismatic "leaders" are salesmen: they make their living selling vainglory and self-promotion: Scott Hahn, Inc., Matt Fradd, Ralph Martin et al. Before Vatican II, no layman would be allowed to preach their heresy in PUBLIC. If a cleric did this, he would be defrocked. Not one Charismatic huckster can prove that his babble, his word of knowledge comes from the world , the flesh, the devil or the Holy Ghost. True Catholicism does NOT TOLERATE Protestant heresy. If you want to "like and subscribe" to their cults of personality, you are free to do so. However, you will be held to account for whom you choose to believe. I suggest you listen to Fr. Isaac Relyea and Fr. Michael Rodriquez on this charismatic fraud.
Lately I have experienced adoration as an "activity" in the Catholic Church. With Jesus in the Monstrance and on the altar...along with a speaker, and loud christian music. I dont understand this. This is found also in the Life Teen program. Like if teens truly need More music and noise! What is going on in the Catholic Church, and it's very obvious that our quiet moments in adoration are on the attack! Lord please help us!
Yes. I went there. It was probably the greatest time of my life. I studied theology there and learned the Catholic Faith. I did not pray to demons, nor did I practice the occult, nor was I schooled in "emotionalism" or taught to base faith on emotions. I prayed to God and practiced Catholicism.
@@MillionthUsername Nothing wrong with Steubenville. I went many years ago and it was great because it wasn't a stuffy mass service in Latin where you couldn't understand anything or a solemn mass were you couldn't relate to God. There was emotion there but that wasn't the focus. Emotion is part of being a believer in God and when God speaks to you or you can feel His presence and His love, you get emotional. No need to apologize for it, be afraid of it, or excuse it away as though it were meaningless. God gave us our emotions and there's nothing wrong with them. As long as we don't put our emotions above God and idolise them, then it's really not an issue. This seems more like a bashing of other Christians then an actual teaching on God.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could post these as podcasts as well. I can’t say that I have the luxury of being able to sit down and watch an hour long video.
Dear Mr. Robert Auchmoody, The Fatima Center has started a podcast channel for these talks. You can go directly to fatima.org/podcast/ It should also be available on various podcatchers, such as anchor and spotify.
Thank you for your interest in this presentation. The speaker's notes can be found at s3.amazonaws.com/svf-cloud/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/20142255/2019-06-Heresy-of-Emotionalism-Notes.pdf
@@patriciabrower532 No, they are talking about Fr. Michael Rodriguez, the former parish Priest of Shafter, Texas, because they look alike, and you are talking about Fr. Michel Rodrigue, a Priest from Québec, founder of the order of Saint Benedict Joseph Labre, who prophesied the times of refuges, amongst many other prophecies for our Time. They are 2 different priests.
At 21:43 he stated tha Jacinta would not pray the rosary properly. Sorry, but that was Francisco. He saw the Virgin but never heard Her. When Lucia and Jacinta asked if they were going to Heaven, Mary said yes. Then they asked if Francisco was going to Heaven and Mary said yes, but he has to say many rosaries. He was the one not praying the rosary properly. Sorry, but I had to say this to clarify that what we do has an impact. He would not pray the entire Hail Mary, so he never heard the Virgin. Pray your rosaries daily with devotion. Stay close to Mary, even if you don't feel Her close, She is there and so is Jesus.
Thank you for your comment. In her First Memoir (p. 27), Sister Lucy recalls the habit that she and her cousins had devised to economize their time: “We had been told to say the Rosary after our lunch, but as the whole day seemed too short for our play, we worked out a fine way of getting through it quickly. We simply passed the beads through our fingers, saying nothing but ‘Hail Mary, Hail Mary, Hail Mary, ...’ At the end of each mystery, we paused awhile, then simply said: ‘Our Father,’ and so in the twinkling of an eye, as they say, we had our Rosary finished!” All three prayed their noon Rosary in this way. As to whose idea it was originally, Frère Michel (Vol. I, p. 56) says it was Francisco's suggestion, but Father de Marchi (The True Story of Fatima p. 11) attributes it to Jacinta.
I have an honest question. I am a Protestant thinking about converting. In the story of Jonah there are several men on the boat who were not Jewish who sacrificed and made vows to the Lord. It appears that they were saved as a result of this activity. This seems to contradict the connection between the Church and salvation. Jethro not being culturally or religiously Jewish while being a priest of Yahweh is also another problem for me. How would you respond to this issue?
In Jonas 1: 14-16 we read that the mariners with whom the prophet was sailing, after at first having "cried to their god" (v.5), now "cried to the Lord, and said: We beseech thee, O Lord, let us not perish for this man's life, and lay not upon us innocent blood: for thou, O Lord, hast done as it pleased thee. And they took Jonas, and cast him into the sea, and the sea ceased from raging. And the men feared the Lord exceedingly, and sacrificed victims to the Lord, and made vows." We would agree that the implication of this passage is that these men came into the way of salvation in the course of this event. As Msgr. Joseph Fenton explains In his book, "The Catholic Church and Salvation," the Mosaic Law included civil, ceremonial, and moral precepts, imposed by God on His chosen people in order that, as St. Thomas says, they "might receive a prerogative of holiness, in reverence for Christ Who was to be born of that people." The totality of these laws, then, was binding only upon those for whom they were enacted. Since the Gentiles could also obtain salvation more perfectly and securely through a complete observance of the Law, they could be admitted to the ranks of the chosen people; but it would have been sufficient for any Gentiles who so chose, to live with divine faith in the coming Messiah and according to only those elements of the moral precepts which belong to the natural law, without joining themselves to this society. Regarding Moses' father-in-law Jethro, "the priest of Madian" (Ex. 2: 16), the Haydock biblical commentary notes: "In Hebrew, the word 'cohen' means also a prince, as the Challoner translation has it. When put in this manner, with the name of a place, it is generally taken in this sense. But formerly kings were also priests. Jethro served the true God, like Job, in the midst of a perverse generation, and offered sacrifice to Him when he joined the camp of the Israelites." Father Haydock adds in a gloss on Ex. 18: 1, that both offices, prince and priest, were performed by the heads of families in the law of nature. God bless you and speed your entry into the Catholic Church!
@John Citizen Regarding ignorance of the true Faith, we must remember that "Without faith it is impossible to please God." (Heb. 11: 6) Such ignorance must be dispelled so that through explicit assent to the essential Christian doctrines as revealed truths, by a faith enlivened by charity, these persons may be brought into the state of sanctifying grace and put on the way of salvation. And regarding Our Lord's descent into hell, note that this place, called the Limbo of the Fathers, is not the same as Purgatory.
@John Citizen As Fr. Karl Clemens explains, "The Soul of Christ descended into the Limbo of the Fathers - which as a place of exclusion from Heaven, was rightly designated as part of the domain of Hell - not only in His power, but also really and substantially, as the Holy Church expressly teaches. By the Limbo of the Fathers we understand that place in which dwelt the souls of the holy Patriarchs and Prophets and all those Just Ones who had lived before the coming of Christ, and here awaited in blessed hope their Redemption. These holy souls suffered no pains whatsoever in this place; only they could not as yet be made partakers of heavenly glory because entrance into Heaven was still barred to the human race on account of Original Sin. Jesus Christ must first open Heaven to mankind by His bloody death upon the Cross. Our Redeemer descended into this abode of the saintly forefathers, announced to them the glad tidings of the completed work of Redemption, and made them happy with that inexpressible joy and happiness which consists in the vision of God. Among these holy souls was also the soul of the Penitent Thief. Jesus had said to him: 'This day thou shalt be with Me in Paradise.' By these words our divine Savior had meant neither the earthly Paradise, nor yet Heaven; but He meant Limbo, turned into a Paradise through the enjoyment of the vision of God, from which on the day of Christ’s Ascension all these saintly souls went forth to enter gloriously with Him the true, actual, real Heaven with unspeakable rejoicing."
Jered, read John 10:16, where Jesus says "And other sheep I have, that are not of this fold: them also must I bring, and they shall hear my voice, and there shall be be one fold and one shepherd."
Question: With David's take on celebrating the Holy mass facing the congregation and using their native languages might be leaning towards emotionalism (Centered on Man and not on God), does this discount the Second Vatican Council initiated by St. John 23?
Thank you for this insightful question. Catholic Family News editor Dr. Brian McCall gave a full discussion to this very issue at a recent conference: ua-cam.com/video/exZj21KuQB4/v-deo.html
From the Greek word γαια (gaia), a parallel form of γη (ge) meaning "earth". In Greek mythology Gaia was the mother goddess who presided over the earth. She was the mate of Uranus and the mother of the Titans and the Cyclopes.
There are numerous sources for this. The most direct one would be Luther's own writings, though those are not always the easiest to come by. You may want to look at an article published in the Latin Mass Magazine (Summer 2016 edition) titled "A Colloquy with Satan, or, The Spirit of Martin Luther" by Anne Barbeau Gardiner.
I recommend everyone read "The Facts About Luther" by Patrick O'Hare. According to O'Hare Luther admitted that the devil appeared to him in a vision and told him that the Mass, especially the idea of Mass as sacrifice, is a blasphemy. "If anyone should still believe in the ten commandments, let him chase himself to the Jews." --Martin Luther
Excellent lecture, I always wondered if one of Kants critics tried to sneak up and stick him with a pin with out his knowledge. They could have easily demonstrated the practical nonsense of his idea that we create reality in our own mind.
At 1:30, Mr. Rodriguez mentions that the power-point slides used in his presentation can be downloaded from a website, referring to the website of the St. Vincent Ferrer Foundation of Texas. They can still be found there through a link posted on that website's homepage -- svfonline.org/ -- or through this direct link: s3.amazonaws.com/svf-cloud/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/20142255/2019-06-Heresy-of-Emotionalism-Notes.pdf
Interesting how he describes emotionalism as rampant among (at least some) protestants, in particular the Pentecostals and other, more "charismatic" types. I wasn't raised Catholic and had a female camp counselor who definitely followed her own very kooky form of Christianity at a "Christian" camp that I went to as a kid one time. I think I was nine at the time. Although protestant, the whole camp wasn't like this, thank God, and I don't think any single one of the other camp counselors were either during this one week. But somehow this woman had been allowed in and uber-Christian as she supposedly was, she was crazy with a side of almost some rather cult-like notions. Every morning she'd wake us all up with her singing in our cabin and had a surprisingly nice singing voice. But there was a GREAT deal of volatility, uncertainty and unpredictability that went along with having to be around her every day. You never knew when it would or wouldn't be OK to make even a *slightly* negative comment about anything because SHE "knew JESUS" and "JESUS" only wanted her and all the little girls at camp singing and saying NICE things - or at least nice things in "JESUS" name - because if they didn't, that could mean that they did NOT "KNOW JESUS" - except that, of course, if you weren't quite on board with how it might be OK for that to momentarily change on some other term or condition from time to time "in JESUS name", you could get just as dark, disapproving, and "stormy" a look and just as sharp a reprimand for that "in JESUS name" as you could for not being as upbeat and appreciative at other times. And it could be over something as slight as making the "wrong" kind of comment over a wrinkle accidentally left when making your bed or even just wrinkling your nose at the fact that we might get rain rather than sunshine at camp one day. It was good that even though this counselor was our main counselor in our cabin, our contact with her was also sometimes very limited during the day because trying to stay on board with which of even the simplest of everyday "ups and downs" "JESUS" would not be "hurt", "angry" or otherwise "OFFENDED" with was way too scary, jerky, and wild a ride. Oh, and as I also remember, though, she could also sometimes be a fan of "expressing" the "UNCONDITIONAL LOVE" of JESUS by not shaving her legs and/or not wearing deodorant. And seriously WOE to anyone who couldn't get in sync with whether her "JESUS" would be agreeable to OR "OFFENDED" by any little expression of dislike or distaste from anyone else over that - EXCEPT of course for if and when in about another 1-3 days later, that could also sometimes change and showering, shaving, and wearing deodorant would all sometimes be perfectly fine again "in JESUS name" and would most likely start first thing in the morning, in which case then all the "good morning" singing would start coming from the bathroom instead of from over by her bed. I believe that long-haired, dark-haired, aggressively "Jesus"-loving camp counselor was mentally ill - but whether that actually preceded or resulted from her particularly chosen religion I may very well never know. It also may have been both.
Yes, Fr. Rodriguez was at this conference and gave two talks. One has already been posted on UA-cam (ua-cam.com/video/aLz-5EGeY9I/v-deo.html) and the other should be ready for posting within the next two weeks. Subscribing to the Fatima Center's channel will keep you posted whenever such new videos go online.
Protestantism is purly Man tradition, human expresión, Man ideology, human way sentimentalism or emosionalism feeling. God say, human way is no my way, Man way is not my way. God forgive US. Amen amen amen. Catholics in Crist.
But some emotionalism is very necessary-you dont tell your spouse you love them with your hands stiffly by your side and an emotionless expression-the Jews had dances that did at feast days-David leaped and danced with joy as the Ark came to him-its striking the right balance that counts not condemning the whole thing!
3Kings 18: 26-39 they leaped over the altar. Elias jested at them, saying: Cry with a louder voice: for he is a god, and perhaps he is talking, or is in an inn, or on a journey, or perhaps he is asleep, and must be awaked . So they cried with a loud voice, and cut themselves after their manner with knives and lancets, till they were all covered with blood. No voice heard, nor did any one answer, nor did any one regard them as they prayed...
This reminds me of the Medjugorjie fanatics. They have found their “own truth.” Never mind what the local bishop says or the fact that it’s not an apparition “worthy of belief.”
alexandre Abboud I don’t waste my money, time, and devotion on unapproved private revelations. I acknowledge the authority of the church to decide authenticity. Considering the topic of this video, there is evidence that the heresy of emotionalism is present at Medjugorjie, as well as sexual scandal, disobedience to the local bishop, and monetary gain that the “seers” have received. A prominent, and respectable Catholic investigative journalist, Dr. E Michael Jones, exposes the horrible truth behind Medjugorjie. Undoubtedly many good Catholics are swept into this madness and corrupting euphoria. St. John of the Cross once said that “the devil is pleased when people seek private revelations.”
Elizabeth D. A couple of days ago I read that the Cardinal sent by the pope there said there is no trace of heresy. I even made some research and couldn’t find a real heresy that convinced me 100%.I can say that I witnessed so many conversion there. A very strong peace inside my heart. You can feel the presence of Our Lady. So many confessions ,Rosaries prayed, the Eucharist being the center of all what is happening there. I think its Our lady who is appearing there, of course the church has the last word and we should obey
alexandre Abboud You can FEEL many good feelings and emotions, witness conversions based on any reason and yet this does not validate an approval of an apparition. We are commanded to honor the authority of the church that Christ instituted. Our Lady of Lourdes, Fatima, and Guadalupe received the bishop’s determination that they are “worthy of belief.” Medjugorjie has not and that ends the discussion on its validity from the perspective of laymen. We are not to devote ourselves to unapproved alleged apparitions, not matter how convincing or how much effort and money has been invested. Medjugorjie has made millions and has distracted many from combatting the evils of abortion, sodomy, and usury. Read the Medjugorjie Deception by Dr. E Michael Jones or go to his channel and learn about the intimate details of the seers and the clergy involved. Know the truth and it will set you free.
I honestly don't see anything contradicting the Church teaching when Medjugorje is in question. About local bishop going against it, doesn't mean much. Church was also against Padre Pio and many other saints. If Medjugorje is true, it will stand the test of time and prevail. That's my opinion about it. I don't hold nothing against it or for it.
51:17 "The Priest is giving his back to God." yeah this is just ridiculous. I agree that Ad Orientem is better and more appropriate, but there is not irreverent, and it is not 'turning your back to God', that is pure conjecture and not a point substantiated by any good theology.
Arnt you just declaring normal human behaviour as a heresy? And if yes. Isnt that technically a heresy to declare emotionalism to be heresy for the church has always defined such use of the emotions as basically just disordered use of the passions of the body and not a doctrinal heresy?
Protestants do not demand emotional outbursts for proof of salvation but they do not rebuke such passion either. When feeling the love or calling of God people react differently. It is good to have emotions when involving the touch of God. How many have shed tears when praying to Jesus (God). I feel the Catholic Church emphasizes the Church above God many times. The speaker talks of the Pentecostal movement like it is evil but it is not. If you read ACTs it states that when the Holy Spirit descended on the people , the people outside heard these people acting as if they were in a wild party and they thought these people were drunk. THey were not. In reality the spirit of man cannot hardly stand the touch of the Holy Spirit without experiencing exceeding happiness. The speaker is wrong about a lot of things. He claims there is no salvation outside of the Catholic church which is a lie. Although God approves of churches he does not depend on a church to save people. People are saved through belief in Jesus.
darpat peace be with you brother in Christ.. if only Belief or faith in Christ can only save you, then there is a problem to that.. Abraham, the Father of Faith, has been justified through his work and NOT ONLY through his faith. One needs to do something to translate that faith to life (James 2:24). That is the problem with Sola Fide. Speaking of the Church, if you really experience and witness Christ in you, you will go back to the Church, similarly when the two disciples met the resurrected Christ in the road to Emmaus, when Mary Magdalene met Him in the Tomb, all of them went back to Jerusalem (representing Church where his disciples and other believers reside) to proclaim God (1 Tim 3:15 the Church is the foundation and pillar of Truth). God did not establish the Catholic Church for no reason. He institutionalized the sacraments and a holy office to shepherd the flocks through the power of the Holy Spirit. God gave authority to His apostles (with St. Peter holding the key to the gates of heaven) to do what Jesus wants them to do. He did not give that authority to all of us that is why there is the Church to guide us in our journey towards God through sacraments and sacred traditions and scriptures (infallible definitions not personal interpretation). I hope this brings light to you brother. God bless
You're right at least about him demonizing Pentecostals and charismatics here. That is absolutely absurd. He does not seem to bother making logical distinctions, which is how reason actually works, so he is producing some very irrational claims. This technique he uses of just creating a label like "emotionalism" and then throwing whole groups of people into it without any regard for the truth, is just how leftists and other irrational people operate. You always have to be careful with rhetoric because it's very easy for rhetoric to supersede logic when there is passion involved. He's actually demonstrating the kind of "emotionalism" he claims to be against here. He's just outright claiming that any charismatic/pentecostal experience is somehow "emotionalism" and that it is caused, not by the Holy Spirit, but by an evil spirit. This sort of blather is in no way in sync with Catholic teaching. He's showing that he has an axe to grind, that he has an underlying agenda of demonizing people and in particular anyone who has had the experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit and having other manifestations. This makes zero sense in light of the New Testament, age-old Catholic teaching, the lives of the saints, and present day experience. The idea that emotions can or should be stripped away from a human being or one's experience and knowledge of God is heresy in itself. How do people like this explain the uncountable testimonies in the NT and in Christian history of being filled with joy and having other supernatural experiences, being overcome, being in ecstasy, etc? They seem to want to intellectualize everything, which means that they are going to another extreme - the opposite of what they claim is "emotionalism." The idea of having and expressing emotion is distinct from the idea of being driven or controlled by emotion. Two different things. This should be simple logic, but in this case it isn't. After giving a teaching on how emotion and intellect and will should work, he abandons emotion entirely, puts it in a box, labels it "emotionalism," and then puts people he doesn't like - and much of the New Testament and Catholic teaching along with it - into said box, and throws it out with the trash. He also then claims that all experiences of God touching a person are somehow unreal, fake, or demonic if they don't match his view of emotionless experience. I'll bet even the word "experience" is not acceptable. I'm pretty sure he trashed that as well.
@@MillionthUsername to be fair Pentecostals and Charismatics do seem to drink from “Emotionalism” Kool Aid that he is describing, at least in my experience.
As an ex-Pentacostal myself, now a Traditional Catholic, all I hear is nothing but FACTS and God's Truth!
My daughter is heavily into the occult and has been for almost 10 years, the worst thing is she and her husband have not had their daughter, ( my grandchild ), Baptised. She is 11 now, I haven't seen my grandchild in almost 6 years, she stayed with me every weekend until my daughter stopped coming to my home, almost 6 years ago. I pray for them all daily and not a day passes, where I don't cry for my Grandaughter, I miss and worry about her so much. 🙏😥😢🙏
Saint Monica, pray for those of us with children who have fallen away from the faith! 🙏
Consecrate your grandaughter to Mary, you have the authority to do it, then she becomes Mary's property and Mary NEVER loses her property. ❤❤❤
@@MyImmaculateQueen I have done this and I renew the Consecration daily, but according to Fr. Rippigger I have authority over my daughter, ( until she married ), but not over my Grandaughter. Regardless I still do the daily Consecration. 🙏🙏🙏
@@ShoJ369 Keep praying for her may Saint Monica intercede for you.
@@TraditionalApologetics Thank you, I ask St. Monica's intercession for them all, God bless you 🙏
St. John of the Cross called this kind of emotionalism "spiritual materialism".
This false teacher is claiming at 36:00 or thereabouts that being filled with the Holy Spirit and having manifestations of charismatic gifts is from an evil spirit. This is a lie from Hell. He's basically calling the Holy Spirit the evil spirit. He's not even trying to make any distinctions, which clearly demonstrates just how irrational he is on this topic. He's just demonizing whole groups of people. He's demonizing Pentecostals and charismatics across the board. It is true that Protestants have bad theology - that's why they're Protestants - but to claim that Pentecostals are, as a group, involved with the occult is pure nonsense. And he doesn't seem to know that sometimes you do get demons manifesting when the Holy Spirit is present in a powerful way. So what? It is understood even that this can happen. Read the New Testament. Demons manifested in front of Jesus and the Apostles. This doesn't negate their healing ministry, nor does it negate the pouring out of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost and subsequently. The pouring out of the Spirit is part of the New Covenant.
@@MillionthUsername to hell with Protestantism
@@MillionthUsername That "charismatic" neoecumenical way is heresy just as Pentecostalism is heresy! If it's not in the one true Church, the Catholic Church, it's heresy! As St Augustine said, "you can have all things outside the Catholic Church but not salvation."
What a succinct presentation of the contrast between the philosophy grounding the one true apostolic Catholic faith and the philosophy of nominalism leading away from the one true faith to the occult!
David thank you for this talk!!
Drinking and doing drugs can also be attributed to The Heresy of Emotionalism. It is a way of escaping the fight between the spirit and the flesh. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.
Why don't priests, even good priests, ever preach against drug use?
I once went with a friend to her boy friend’s Pentecostal church. If I hadn’t known better, I’d have thought most of the people including the pastor were high on drugs.
@Henry Stoneking Henry, you're going too far in the opposite direction here. Neither Testament condemns the moderate intake of alcohol, and drinking coffee is certainly not a sin. The Catholic religion is not a puritanical religion but it is against smoking marijuana and the use of other street drugs, but priests never preach against it.
Scratch my head...scratch my head...why are so many Catholic kids using drugs these days?
Indeed.
I was thinking of this subject as I opened UA-cam and the first video I saw was this one. I may take this as a sign of Heavenly direction.
Thank God I'm catholic, and I will Always thank Him I was born in a catholic family. This IS a priceless gift, which by no merits of ours could we have deserved.
This is my first video I truly watched from this channel. I will say that I was a bit surprised to see David doing this presentation. Truth be told David and I attend the same Latin mass parish, and I still remember my first impressions of David. We were at a tradfest party of a friends, and David decided to play basketball with the teens. It was quite fun to see Competition between David and the teens.
I for once fell for this heresy. I was seeking for the emotional high so I jumped to different churches, but my hungry heart was still starving for God. I even turned atheist since I didn’t feel God anymore.
Thank you Brother David, more subjects and topics that we Catholics find solid foundation of the True Faith.. God bless you..
Many of the great saints like mother Teresa had long periods of dryness. Actually we receive more graces during the dry periods if we accept them as a gift of God.
SORRY TO tell you but Mother Teresa did not believe in Roman Catholic Church. She said any religion is okay. Check out websites about this - there are many. She was a great humanitarian, but not a great Roman Catholic. She believed all religions were the same, and any religion would get you to heaven. This is not what Our Lord believed... He said, "Go and baptize all nations..."
Wow! The web is to believed over the Carholic Church. Have you heard of fake news or stories. Thanks for the advice,but I believe the Catholic Church,which has since its beginning at the time of Christ has said that it is the church founded by Christ and therefore the true church.
@@marydolan587 Hi Mary, the True Church has been infiltrated by Freemasons since about 1789 and Vatican II was the coup d’grace. The Masons put their ‘man' on the throne in the person of John XXIII. Ever since then, it’s been losing ground, so many thousands left the religious orders, thousands of priests left and few (very few) ‘Catholics’ go to Mass, which isnt’ even the True Mass, the Tridentine Latin Mass. please see any video by Fr. Anthony Cekada for this explanation. He’s funny but very serious too and explains it well. His book, “Work of Human Hands” is a great way to start. It brought me back. Thanks Father C!
@@marydolan587 Hi Mary, just to clarify and let others see the real difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the Vatican II Conciliar Church, the False Church, (the Whore of Babylon which is occupying and desecrating the True Catholic Church! "Rome has lost the faith, and become the seat of Antichrist!” - 1848, Our Lady of LaSallette) Here is an excerpt from “Mother Teresa: The Case for the Cause” Author Mark Zima believes her ‘dark night’ was rather a state of hopelessness because she did not push for peoples’ conversion to the One True Faith, rather she aquiesced and as such, denied Christ, the Way, the Truth and the Light.
“...Before her community was approved, in her letters, Mother Teresa declares, "There are millions who live in Indian cities and villages in ignorance of God and of Christ, in abominable sinfulness. We shall bring them to Christ and Christ to them" (Mother Teresa: Come Be My Light, p. 116). But when her community was approved, she taught, "I convert you to be a better Hindu, a better Catholic, Muslim, Jain, or Buddhist" (Mother Teresa: The Case for The Cause, p. 4). There are some who argue that she did not mean what she said and she wanted to convert those she met. There is some truth to their claim. Nevertheless, her words are misleading to the hearer and the reader..."
Please stop with your heresies, schisms and even denial of the Saints in Heaven, sedes! Oh our Lady of Fatima, bring these unfortunate Catholic souls back to the Truth and the official structure of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church that they may no longer deny the Vicar of Christ nor the canonized (dogmatically defined) Saints! Please, oh Blessed Mother, grant us the resurrection of the Mystical Body of Christ, namely, thy promised period of peace! Grant us all true devotion to thee especially by the recitation of thy holy rosary and meditation on its divine mysteries!
God bless David Rodriguez! His brother is a priest, but don’t discount this very holy family man; very intelligent and speaks very well. May Our Lady’s mantel protect David and his family.
What is his relation with father Rodriguez?
Eaden they are brothers
great topic, I was drawn to traditional catholic byzantine because chants and the service is deep and not based on emotion
The Holy Ghost led me to this talk today
Lord Jesus, help me to love my cross
God Bless the Fatima Center.
God Bless you David.
Christ our King
Thy Kingdom come
Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us.
GLORY TO GOD the FATHER SON & HOLY SPIRIT!!! God is Truth, Way and Life! Lord Jesus fill our wounded hearts with your healing grace.. that we may accept Your Truth, Will, Love, Joy, Peace and Power.. and make us Spiritual Warriors for Your Greater Glory.. Amen
Gods first language is Silence
I really like that sentence !
I love silence. It's the sound of purity, peace, contemplation and dignity.
@@annabelle7626 YES!
roger edwards, perfect!
God's first language is love. God Is Not silent. He may whisper to us in a still, small voice at times, but He is not a silent God. He is always with us, always guiding us, and always speaking to us. Always. It is us who sometimes cannot hear Him or do not discern His way of speaking to us properly, but He is never silent.
I listened, and recognized many errors within my own thoughts/actions. Still, I came away with a peculiar sadness, as I realized that he was preaching to the choir. So very many people need to hear this ... so few shall😥
A PRAYER FOR THE DYING AND A SPECIAL SOUL
O MOST MERCIFUL JESUS, lover of souls,
I beseech Thee, by the agony of Thy most Sacred Heart,
and by the sorrows of Thine Immaculate Mother,
wash clean in the Thy Blood the sinners of the whole world
who are to die this day.
Remember most especially the soul I spiritually adopt
with the intention of entrusting him or her to Thy Shepherd's care:
I beseech Thee for the grace to move this sinner, who is in
danger of going to Hell, to repent. I ask this because of my
trust in Thy great mercy.
If it should please Thy Majesty to send me a suffering this day
in exchange for the grace I ask for this soul, then, it, too,
shall please me very much, and I thank Thee, Most Sweet Jesus,
Shepherd and Lover of Souls; I thank Thee for this
opportunity to give mercy in thanksgiving for all the mercies
Thou hast shown me. Amen.
Heart of Jesus, once in agony, have mercy on the dying.
I’ve had an emotional experience, although I received a sense of peace, I also received a deadly fear of sin making go to confession frequently (weekly), getting a spiritual director, Mass as often as I can, and a unquenchable thirst for any Sacred writings (St.Teresa of Avila, Ven.Mary of Agreda, St. John of the Cross). It has made me work like I have never worked before. Nothing I do can ever ascend me anywhere near the heights, I am completely dependent on Jesus’s Devine Mercy and the protection of my Mother’s mantle. I am completely helpless without them, and if I sin, completely vulnerable. Anyone can commit mortal sin up to the very last second.
Wow, sounds like you got the right plan to prepare for the Afterlife...I'm envious
Nossa Senhora do Santo Rosario de Fatima, rogai por no's.💙Ave' Maria💙😌🙏✝💖
The works of Saint Augustine, Saint John of the Cross and Saint Teresa of Avila should be mandatory reading for all Catholics!
So emotionalism is just anything and everything you don’t like, got it. Really deep and thought provoking talk, truly an intellectual titan among men.
Found the emotionalist. Lol
Saint Padre Pio, pray for us, Always, count us as your spiritual children. Never leave us in such times as these, but keep us safe from all that does not come from God, and protect us, so that we may acquire the gift of prayer and final perseverance. Thank You, Padre Pio. Amen. Saint Philomena, pray for us. Saint Gemma Galgani, pray for us. Saint Lydwine of Schiedam, pray for us. Saint Michael Archangel, defend us in battle.
Excellence. Ave Maria+++
The whole Australian church is in this mess. Our bishops are gutless
Good stuff! Thank you for calling out such things as “trust your gut”, do what feels right” etc....as being part of Emotionalism. There are too many Catholics that drink from the “do what feels right” Kool Aid 😒
Thank you for the video. God bless.
God bless you.
Anyone ever been to a Steubenville youth conference? They are promoting emotionalism. I took my daughters to one this summer. We were really excited to go. BUT, the only Evangelical ploy missing was an altar call. It was Protestantism with Catholicism veneer. We were all so disappointed.
That's not at all protestantism. Steubenville is what you call Charismatic catholics. Protestants don't act like that. Some Pentecostals who are all about a show might but not necessarily Protestants.
@@GameChanger597 Steubenville is in REALITY a hotbed of charismatic HERESY. It was allowed in the institutional Church in the 1960's by the heretical destroyer of liturgy: Paul VI. All of the charismatic "leaders" are salesmen: they make their living selling vainglory and self-promotion: Scott Hahn, Inc., Matt Fradd, Ralph Martin et al. Before Vatican II, no layman would be allowed to preach their heresy in PUBLIC. If a cleric did this, he would be defrocked. Not one Charismatic huckster can prove that his babble, his word of knowledge comes from the world , the flesh, the devil or the Holy Ghost. True Catholicism does NOT TOLERATE Protestant heresy. If you want to "like and subscribe" to their cults of personality, you are free to do so. However, you will be held to account for whom you choose to believe. I suggest you listen to Fr. Isaac Relyea and Fr. Michael Rodriquez on this charismatic fraud.
Lately I have experienced adoration as an "activity" in the Catholic Church.
With Jesus in the Monstrance and on the altar...along with a speaker, and loud christian music. I dont understand this. This is found also in the Life Teen program. Like if teens truly need More music and noise! What is going on in the Catholic Church, and it's very obvious that our quiet moments in adoration are on the attack! Lord please help us!
Wow, he sounds just like Fr.Rodriguez
@Lavrov Yaboy yes, kinda figured👍
@Lavrov Yaboy I thought he sounded like him, but I had no idea ! Thank you for that info.
To Jesus through Mary. Emanuel because mary is the Ark of the Covenant
Is Stuebenville a big charismatic haven ?
:(
That seems to be an accurate description.
Very!
Yes. I went there. It was probably the greatest time of my life. I studied theology there and learned the Catholic Faith. I did not pray to demons, nor did I practice the occult, nor was I schooled in "emotionalism" or taught to base faith on emotions. I prayed to God and practiced Catholicism.
@@MillionthUsername Nothing wrong with Steubenville. I went many years ago and it was great because it wasn't a stuffy mass service in Latin where you couldn't understand anything or a solemn mass were you couldn't relate to God. There was emotion there but that wasn't the focus. Emotion is part of being a believer in God and when God speaks to you or you can feel His presence and His love, you get emotional. No need to apologize for it, be afraid of it, or excuse it away as though it were meaningless. God gave us our emotions and there's nothing wrong with them. As long as we don't put our emotions above God and idolise them, then it's really not an issue. This seems more like a bashing of other Christians then an actual teaching on God.
Emotionalism is 100% pure protestantism.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could post these as podcasts as well. I can’t say that I have the luxury of being able to sit down and watch an hour long video.
An excellent suggestion. Thank you.
TheFatimaCenter you’re welcome. God bless!
Yes please
Dear Mr. Robert Auchmoody, The Fatima Center has started a podcast channel for these talks. You can go directly to fatima.org/podcast/ It should also be available on various podcatchers, such as anchor and spotify.
Emotionalism: the only reason to prefer Novus Ordo mass.
@@gregs3220 it sounds as though emotionalism and lack of humility go hand-in-hand.
We don't have the power to "trap" God in any way or anything.
Yes
Where can I get the notes to this talk?
Thank you for your interest in this presentation. The speaker's notes can be found at
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He’s father Michael Rodriguez brother?
Yes.
Man I look at him and said that! Those Genes are strong!
They’re both good preachers.
You talking about the priest/excorcist up in Canada?
@@patriciabrower532 No, they are talking about Fr. Michael Rodriguez, the former parish Priest of Shafter, Texas, because they look alike, and you are talking about Fr. Michel Rodrigue, a Priest from Québec, founder of the order of Saint Benedict Joseph Labre, who prophesied the times of refuges, amongst many other prophecies for our Time. They are 2 different priests.
Brilliant talk
At 21:43 he stated tha Jacinta would not pray the rosary properly. Sorry, but that was Francisco. He saw the Virgin but never heard Her. When Lucia and Jacinta asked if they were going to Heaven, Mary said yes. Then they asked if Francisco was going to Heaven and Mary said yes, but he has to say many rosaries.
He was the one not praying the rosary properly. Sorry, but I had to say this to clarify that what we do has an impact. He would not pray the entire Hail Mary, so he never heard the Virgin.
Pray your rosaries daily with devotion. Stay close to Mary, even if you don't feel Her close, She is there and so is Jesus.
Thank you for your comment. In her First Memoir (p. 27), Sister Lucy recalls the habit that she and her cousins had devised to economize their time: “We had been told to say the Rosary after our lunch, but as the whole day seemed too short for our play, we worked out a fine way of getting through it quickly. We simply passed the beads through our fingers, saying nothing but ‘Hail Mary, Hail Mary, Hail Mary, ...’ At the end of each mystery, we paused awhile, then simply said: ‘Our Father,’ and so in the twinkling of an eye, as they say, we had our Rosary finished!”
All three prayed their noon Rosary in this way. As to whose idea it was originally, Frère Michel (Vol. I, p. 56) says it was Francisco's suggestion, but Father de Marchi (The True Story of Fatima p. 11) attributes it to Jacinta.
por favor traduzcanlos en español !!
I have an honest question. I am a Protestant thinking about converting. In the story of Jonah there are several men on the boat who were not Jewish who sacrificed and made vows to the Lord. It appears that they were saved as a result of this activity. This seems to contradict the connection between the Church and salvation. Jethro not being culturally or religiously Jewish while being a priest of Yahweh is also another problem for me. How would you respond to this issue?
In Jonas 1: 14-16 we read that the mariners with whom the prophet was sailing, after at first having "cried to their god" (v.5), now "cried to the Lord, and said: We beseech thee, O Lord, let us not perish for this man's life, and lay not upon us innocent blood: for thou, O Lord, hast done as it pleased thee. And they took Jonas, and cast him into the sea, and the sea ceased from raging. And the men feared the Lord exceedingly, and sacrificed victims to the Lord, and made vows."
We would agree that the implication of this passage is that these men came into the way of salvation in the course of this event. As Msgr. Joseph Fenton explains In his book, "The Catholic Church and Salvation," the Mosaic Law included civil, ceremonial, and moral precepts, imposed by God on His chosen people in order that, as St. Thomas says, they "might receive a prerogative of holiness, in reverence for Christ Who was to be born of that people." The totality of these laws, then, was binding only upon those for whom they were enacted. Since the Gentiles could also obtain salvation more perfectly and securely through a complete observance of the Law, they could be admitted to the ranks of the chosen people; but it would have been sufficient for any Gentiles who so chose, to live with divine faith in the coming Messiah and according to only those elements of the moral precepts which belong to the natural law, without joining themselves to this society.
Regarding Moses' father-in-law Jethro, "the priest of Madian" (Ex. 2: 16), the Haydock biblical commentary notes: "In Hebrew, the word 'cohen' means also a prince, as the Challoner translation has it. When put in this manner, with the name of a place, it is generally taken in this sense. But formerly kings were also priests. Jethro served the true God, like Job, in the midst of a perverse generation, and offered sacrifice to Him when he joined the camp of the Israelites." Father Haydock adds in a gloss on Ex. 18: 1, that both offices, prince and priest, were performed by the heads of families in the law of nature.
God bless you and speed your entry into the Catholic Church!
@John Citizen Regarding ignorance of the true Faith, we must remember that "Without faith it is impossible to please God." (Heb. 11: 6) Such ignorance must be dispelled so that through explicit assent to the essential Christian doctrines as revealed truths, by a faith enlivened by charity, these persons may be brought into the state of sanctifying grace and put on the way of salvation. And regarding Our Lord's descent into hell, note that this place, called the Limbo of the Fathers, is not the same as Purgatory.
@John Citizen As Fr. Karl Clemens explains, "The Soul of Christ descended into the Limbo of the Fathers - which as a place of exclusion from Heaven, was rightly designated as part of the domain of Hell - not only in His power, but also really and substantially, as the Holy Church expressly teaches.
By the Limbo of the Fathers we understand that place in which dwelt the souls of the holy Patriarchs and Prophets and all those Just Ones who had lived before the coming of Christ, and here awaited in blessed hope their Redemption. These holy souls suffered no pains whatsoever in this place; only they could not as yet be made partakers of heavenly glory because entrance into Heaven was still barred to the human race on account of Original Sin. Jesus Christ must first open Heaven to mankind by His bloody death upon the Cross. Our Redeemer descended into this abode of the saintly forefathers, announced to them the glad tidings of the completed work of Redemption, and made them happy with that inexpressible joy and happiness which consists in the vision of God. Among these holy souls was also the soul of the Penitent Thief. Jesus had said to him: 'This day thou shalt be with Me in Paradise.' By these words our divine Savior had meant neither the earthly Paradise, nor yet Heaven; but He meant Limbo, turned into a Paradise through the enjoyment of the vision of God, from which on the day of Christ’s Ascension all these saintly souls went forth to enter gloriously with Him the true, actual, real Heaven with unspeakable rejoicing."
Jered, read John 10:16, where Jesus says "And other sheep I have, that are not of this fold: them also must I bring, and they shall hear my voice, and there shall be be one fold and one shepherd."
MAthew 16:13-20, the church founded by Jesus is the only church where salvation is guaranteed.
Question: With David's take on celebrating the Holy mass facing the congregation and using their native languages might be leaning towards emotionalism (Centered on Man and not on God), does this discount the Second Vatican Council initiated by St. John 23?
Thank you for this insightful question. Catholic Family News editor Dr. Brian McCall gave a full discussion to this very issue at a recent conference: ua-cam.com/video/exZj21KuQB4/v-deo.html
From the Greek word γαια (gaia), a parallel form of γη (ge) meaning "earth". In Greek mythology Gaia was the mother goddess who presided over the earth. She was the mate of Uranus and the mother of the Titans and the Cyclopes.
Wait what?!? Luther got some of his ideas straight from Satan?!? Need source asap this is golden
There are numerous sources for this. The most direct one would be Luther's own writings, though those are not always the easiest to come by. You may want to look at an article published in the Latin Mass Magazine (Summer 2016 edition) titled "A Colloquy with Satan, or, The Spirit of Martin Luther" by Anne Barbeau Gardiner.
@Reactionary Hermit obviously but the speaker said Luther actually talked to satan like face to face thats a pretty big deal
I recommend everyone read "The Facts About Luther" by Patrick O'Hare. According to O'Hare Luther admitted that the devil appeared to him in a vision and told him that the Mass, especially the idea of Mass as sacrifice, is a blasphemy.
"If anyone should still believe in the ten commandments, let him chase himself to the Jews."
--Martin Luther
@@Wgaither1Faith in Christ means faith in everything Christ taught, including that good works are necessary for salvation. Read Matthew 25:31-46.
Eduardo G Find a pamphlet called Table Talks. (Hard to find in English). It’ll tell you everything you need to know about Martin Luther.
Excellent lecture, I always wondered if one of Kants critics tried to sneak up and stick him with a pin with out his knowledge. They could have easily demonstrated the practical nonsense of his idea that we create reality in our own mind.
Where can I download this PPT?
At 1:30, Mr. Rodriguez mentions that the power-point slides used in his presentation can be downloaded from a website, referring to the website of the St. Vincent Ferrer Foundation of Texas. They can still be found there through a link posted on that website's homepage -- svfonline.org/ -- or through this direct link:
s3.amazonaws.com/svf-cloud/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/20142255/2019-06-Heresy-of-Emotionalism-Notes.pdf
Interesting how he describes emotionalism as rampant among (at least some) protestants, in particular the Pentecostals and other, more "charismatic" types. I wasn't raised Catholic and had a female camp counselor who definitely followed her own very kooky form of Christianity at a "Christian" camp that I went to as a kid one time. I think I was nine at the time. Although protestant, the whole camp wasn't like this, thank God, and I don't think any single one of the other camp counselors were either during this one week. But somehow this woman had been allowed in and uber-Christian as she supposedly was, she was crazy with a side of almost some rather cult-like notions. Every morning she'd wake us all up with her singing in our cabin and had a surprisingly nice singing voice. But there was a GREAT deal of volatility, uncertainty and unpredictability that went along with having to be around her every day. You never knew when it would or wouldn't be OK to make even a *slightly* negative comment about anything because SHE "knew JESUS" and "JESUS" only wanted her and all the little girls at camp singing and saying NICE things - or at least nice things in "JESUS" name - because if they didn't, that could mean that they did NOT "KNOW JESUS" - except that, of course, if you weren't quite on board with how it might be OK for that to momentarily change on some other term or condition from time to time "in JESUS name", you could get just as dark, disapproving, and "stormy" a look and just as sharp a reprimand for that "in JESUS name" as you could for not being as upbeat and appreciative at other times. And it could be over something as slight as making the "wrong" kind of comment over a wrinkle accidentally left when making your bed or even just wrinkling your nose at the fact that we might get rain rather than sunshine at camp one day. It was good that even though this counselor was our main counselor in our cabin, our contact with her was also sometimes very limited during the day because trying to stay on board with which of even the simplest of everyday "ups and downs" "JESUS" would not be "hurt", "angry" or otherwise "OFFENDED" with was way too scary, jerky, and wild a ride. Oh, and as I also remember, though, she could also sometimes be a fan of "expressing" the "UNCONDITIONAL LOVE" of JESUS by not shaving her legs and/or not wearing deodorant. And seriously WOE to anyone who couldn't get in sync with whether her "JESUS" would be agreeable to OR "OFFENDED" by any little expression of dislike or distaste from anyone else over that - EXCEPT of course for if and when in about another 1-3 days later, that could also sometimes change and showering, shaving, and wearing deodorant would all sometimes be perfectly fine again "in JESUS name" and would most likely start first thing in the morning, in which case then all the "good morning" singing would start coming from the bathroom instead of from over by her bed. I believe that long-haired, dark-haired, aggressively "Jesus"-loving camp counselor was mentally ill - but whether that actually preceded or resulted from her particularly chosen religion I may very well never know. It also may have been both.
David, it's good to hear you, is Father Michael okay? Is he going to be in this conference?
Yes, Fr. Rodriguez was at this conference and gave two talks. One has already been posted on UA-cam (ua-cam.com/video/aLz-5EGeY9I/v-deo.html) and the other should be ready for posting within the next two weeks. Subscribing to the Fatima Center's channel will keep you posted whenever such new videos go online.
Protestantism is purly Man tradition, human expresión, Man ideology, human way sentimentalism or emosionalism feeling. God say, human way is no my way, Man way is not my way. God forgive US. Amen amen amen. Catholics in Crist.
Also comes from secular humanist psychology.
But some emotionalism is very necessary-you dont tell your spouse you love them with your hands stiffly by your side and an emotionless expression-the Jews had dances that did at feast days-David leaped and danced with joy as the Ark came to him-its striking the right balance that counts not condemning the whole thing!
Obviously, it’s not a bad thing but when you start only seeking a “high,” there is something wrong.
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Isn't this just subjectivism with another name?
Madness is not the absense of reason, but the contrary.
3Kings 18: 26-39 they leaped over the altar. Elias jested at them, saying: Cry with a louder voice: for he is a god, and perhaps he is talking, or is in an inn, or on a journey, or perhaps he is asleep, and must be awaked . So they cried with a loud voice, and cut themselves after their manner with knives and lancets, till they were all covered with blood. No voice heard, nor did any one answer, nor did any one regard them as they prayed...
Aurora Johnson I think I visited that “church.”
This reminds me of the Medjugorjie fanatics. They have found their “own truth.” Never mind what the local bishop says or the fact that it’s not an apparition “worthy of belief.”
Elizabeth D. Have you been to Medjugorje ?
alexandre Abboud I don’t waste my money, time, and devotion on unapproved private revelations. I acknowledge the authority of the church to decide authenticity. Considering the topic of this video, there is evidence that the heresy of emotionalism is present at Medjugorjie, as well as sexual scandal, disobedience to the local bishop, and monetary gain that the “seers” have received. A prominent, and respectable Catholic investigative journalist, Dr. E Michael Jones, exposes the horrible truth behind Medjugorjie. Undoubtedly many good Catholics are swept into this madness and corrupting euphoria. St. John of the Cross once said that “the devil is pleased when people seek private revelations.”
Elizabeth D. A couple of days ago I read that the Cardinal sent by the pope there said there is no trace of heresy. I even made some research and couldn’t find a real heresy that convinced me 100%.I can say that I witnessed so many conversion there. A very strong peace inside my heart. You can feel the presence of Our Lady. So many confessions ,Rosaries prayed, the Eucharist being the center of all what is happening there. I think its Our lady who is appearing there, of course the church has the last word and we should obey
alexandre Abboud You can FEEL many good feelings and emotions, witness conversions based on any reason and yet this does not validate an approval of an apparition. We are commanded to honor the authority of the church that Christ instituted. Our Lady of Lourdes, Fatima, and Guadalupe received the bishop’s determination that they are “worthy of belief.” Medjugorjie has not and that ends the discussion on its validity from the perspective of laymen. We are not to devote ourselves to unapproved alleged apparitions, not matter how convincing or how much effort and money has been invested. Medjugorjie has made millions and has distracted many from combatting the evils of abortion, sodomy, and usury.
Read the Medjugorjie Deception by Dr. E Michael Jones or go to his channel and learn about the intimate details of the seers and the clergy involved. Know the truth and it will set you free.
I honestly don't see anything contradicting the Church teaching when Medjugorje is in question. About local bishop going against it, doesn't mean much. Church was also against Padre Pio and many other saints. If Medjugorje is true, it will stand the test of time and prevail. That's my opinion about it. I don't hold nothing against it or for it.
51:17 "The Priest is giving his back to God." yeah this is just ridiculous. I agree that Ad Orientem is better and more appropriate, but there is not irreverent, and it is not 'turning your back to God', that is pure conjecture and not a point substantiated by any good theology.
Read the third secret of Fatima by Dr Ben Vatican on Amazon.
they setting up seance bs over here wiccaen cooking spells fire place devilry.
Arnt you just declaring normal human behaviour as a heresy?
And if yes. Isnt that technically a heresy to declare emotionalism to be heresy for the church has always defined such use of the emotions as basically just disordered use of the passions of the body and not a doctrinal heresy?
Emotionalism = Modernism and Relativism
Emotionalism, not emotions.
Beginning at 7:25, Mr. Rodriguez explains his topic in terms of compromise to the integrity of one's faith.
....and further clarifications in defining these terms at 19:14
Watch the conference
Protestants do not demand emotional outbursts for proof of salvation but they do not rebuke such passion either. When feeling the love or calling of God people react differently. It is good to have emotions when involving the touch of God. How many have shed tears when praying to Jesus (God). I feel the Catholic Church emphasizes the Church above God many times. The speaker talks of the Pentecostal movement like it is evil but it is not. If you read ACTs it states that when the Holy Spirit descended on the people , the people outside heard these people acting as if they were in a wild party and they thought these people were drunk. THey were not. In reality the spirit of man cannot hardly stand the touch of the Holy Spirit without experiencing exceeding happiness. The speaker is wrong about a lot of things. He claims there is no salvation outside of the Catholic church which is a lie. Although God approves of churches he does not depend on a church to save people. People are saved through belief in Jesus.
If mere belief were enough and if joining Christ's Church were unnecessary, why would Our Lord say, "He who believes and is baptized will be saved"?
darpat peace be with you brother in Christ.. if only Belief or faith in Christ can only save you, then there is a problem to that.. Abraham, the Father of Faith, has been justified through his work and NOT ONLY through his faith. One needs to do something to translate that faith to life (James 2:24). That is the problem with Sola Fide. Speaking of the Church, if you really experience and witness Christ in you, you will go back to the Church, similarly when the two disciples met the resurrected Christ in the road to Emmaus, when Mary Magdalene met Him in the Tomb, all of them went back to Jerusalem (representing Church where his disciples and other believers reside) to proclaim God (1 Tim 3:15 the Church is the foundation and pillar of Truth). God did not establish the Catholic Church for no reason. He institutionalized the sacraments and a holy office to shepherd the flocks through the power of the Holy Spirit. God gave authority to His apostles (with St. Peter holding the key to the gates of heaven) to do what Jesus wants them to do. He did not give that authority to all of us that is why there is the Church to guide us in our journey towards God through sacraments and sacred traditions and scriptures (infallible definitions not personal interpretation). I hope this brings light to you brother. God bless
You're right at least about him demonizing Pentecostals and charismatics here. That is absolutely absurd. He does not seem to bother making logical distinctions, which is how reason actually works, so he is producing some very irrational claims. This technique he uses of just creating a label like "emotionalism" and then throwing whole groups of people into it without any regard for the truth, is just how leftists and other irrational people operate. You always have to be careful with rhetoric because it's very easy for rhetoric to supersede logic when there is passion involved. He's actually demonstrating the kind of "emotionalism" he claims to be against here. He's just outright claiming that any charismatic/pentecostal experience is somehow "emotionalism" and that it is caused, not by the Holy Spirit, but by an evil spirit. This sort of blather is in no way in sync with Catholic teaching. He's showing that he has an axe to grind, that he has an underlying agenda of demonizing people and in particular anyone who has had the experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit and having other manifestations. This makes zero sense in light of the New Testament, age-old Catholic teaching, the lives of the saints, and present day experience.
The idea that emotions can or should be stripped away from a human being or one's experience and knowledge of God is heresy in itself. How do people like this explain the uncountable testimonies in the NT and in Christian history of being filled with joy and having other supernatural experiences, being overcome, being in ecstasy, etc? They seem to want to intellectualize everything, which means that they are going to another extreme - the opposite of what they claim is "emotionalism." The idea of having and expressing emotion is distinct from the idea of being driven or controlled by emotion. Two different things. This should be simple logic, but in this case it isn't. After giving a teaching on how emotion and intellect and will should work, he abandons emotion entirely, puts it in a box, labels it "emotionalism," and then puts people he doesn't like - and much of the New Testament and Catholic teaching along with it - into said box, and throws it out with the trash. He also then claims that all experiences of God touching a person are somehow unreal, fake, or demonic if they don't match his view of emotionless experience. I'll bet even the word "experience" is not acceptable. I'm pretty sure he trashed that as well.
@@MillionthUsername to be fair Pentecostals and Charismatics do seem to drink from “Emotionalism” Kool Aid that he is describing, at least in my experience.