St John of the Cross: Type of Our Times

[@Plinko99]

This was a balm to my heart,
A landmark on my dark way.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

"At the end of our lives, we shall all be Judged by Charity."
- Saint John of the Cross

[@maryannbeebe930]

Awesome sermon!!!❤️🙏St. John of the Cross, pray for us.

[@JVSak]

This is excellent.

[@sabaghebreghzabhier3382]

Thank you father, this is uplifting homily especially this days we need badly like St. John

[@elkeb9344]

Amen! Thank you father 3 Hail Marys.

[@barrymcgrath4303]

Thank you for your sermon Father

[@sue-by7sh]

Thank you Father, good teacher. 3 Hail Marys for you.

[@alexandrelavallee5627]

I have been asking everybody, on every UA-cam video, to please pray an ''Our Father, Hail Mary and a Glory be'' (at least) every night and all in union for the consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. We know it will be done since Our Blessed Mother said so. But let's pray that Christ will make it happen as soon as possible. Thank you and God Bless you all in these troubled times.

[@gladyscompere9392]

3 hail Mary's for the father ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@jellybelly7629]

I tell people all the time. God is just beginning to shake the “Tree” knocking all the rotten fruit off. Then the fruit on the way to ruin due to lack of knowledge of faith. Finally all that will be left is the fruit that cling on for dear life just to have eternal life in abundance with Him. So don’t be of the first two. Instead be the fruit that the world does not want you to be. Just as promised you will be hated for it but you know you can not LIVE without it. Stay strong on persevere to the end!!!! 🕊💜🕊
God Bless

[@afieds6845]

Thank you very much, simply true for our times

[@feliceboccella8191]

La verità è sempre illuminante! Amen.

[@Boneshaker138]

Sao Nuno de Santa Maria please pray your Rosary for the world in Jesus name, Amen 🌹🗡️⚜️

[@johnmckeron3663]

Our Church needs St. John of the cross today badly

[@SKIFFMAN1231]

mercy father mercy 100 x mercy

[@Mary-gz1qw]

Does anyone know the name of the priest giving this sermon??

[@nicholausjamesjay83]

Bot account... Same post on all of Sensus's videos.

[@Mary-gz1qw]

@@nicholausjamesjay83 Wrong. It isn't the same, and I'm not a bot. Try again.

[@glennbarcelona6425]

ok except for the part you attack novus ordo...

[@dellchica2373]

Feeling down. Hope this helps. Or maybe Joyce Meyer

[@tonibuckler8210]

Ni, not Joyce Meyer.

[@edwalter6453]

Who is Joyce Meyer ?

[@anonymousmedusa]

Not Joyce Meyer. There are plenty of good Catholic speakers.

[@anonymousmedusa]

@@edwalter6453 she's a Christian evangelical speaker.

[@TheKevoyo]

Jesus owns his ego.

[@12JERICHO34]

I disagree greatly with the claim that "God works in types". It is non-sense since that would denigrate the uniqueness and unrepeatable identity of the every person and that claim is going along the Platonic and neo-platonic concepts, which St Thomas did not really embrace. He rather followed Aristotle, who could not accept Plato's ideal types, but considered them aporia-impasse. St Thomas went along Aristotle's "Metaphysics", which he expressed in his "Principiis Naturae". However, that being said, would not deny the person-character alike similitude that may occur among the peoples, exemplary persons if you like for children of God and those outside of the fold of Christ. My opinion is that we want at times to find forcefully that similitude, and we fall into trappings of Jungian and other concepts, which really desire that to be found. It is collectivist trappings of the wishful thinking to have predictable finite humanity in the world of same finite reality, a building block of theories of types like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. It is in a way denial of countless actual graces that God gives uniquely for each and every person. Somewhere in his writings, Thomas Merton said that, to paraphrase, "there is among the communion of saints uniqueness of each and every saint with his/her unique sanctity " . However, very good homily. Thank you for that and reminder of great saint John of the Cross.

[@Hammett175]

A type does not deny uniqueness.