I am 36 yrs of uninterrupted recovery from alcohol, heroin and any other mood or mind altering substance. Fr Martin protects my recovery and my sanity with videos such as this. God is awesome. From God's lips to Fr Martin's heart.
Relapse is not mandatory but sometimes it's necessary. May you find a safe way back. Trust God, clean house and help others. If you can't help them, don't hurt them!!
I am doing the same thing. When I drink I listen to his talks and my drinking got in control. Thing which got faded from my mind his talks reminded me. I can see a lot of change in myself. For how long did you listen to his lectures?
My wife passed away from alcoholism. Father Martin has a genuine presence that offers clear and authentic information. I pray for myself and others that are going through this addiction.
He makes me feel good. I'm 2 months sober but the real work is being a better person to everyone. Today I do gods will not mine. I wish the entire world could have the gift we share 12 steps.
Wow … “it’s your DESIRE to please God, that pleases God” … that hit me to the core! With the guilt I constantly live with and have never been able to get my head around Forgiveness, this simple phrase has lightened my heart utterly!🥰⚜️😊
Met him in 1986 in Alexandria, LA. I was walking down the aisle at auditorium he was speaking at and I was shaking a lot of hands as a new guy. Someone joked with me that I looked like I was running for mayor. He turned around and told the guy ‘Our Book guarantees a host of friends buddy! Kid you come up front and sit with me. As the mayor spoke he talked about an oldtimer who was passing judgment on him and his message. Sharing with me as his equal. Took my pigeon out for dinner afterward. Legend.
Dana Stone Dana, you are truly blessed to have met Fr. Martin. I revisit these talks regularly as and when I need his inspiration. God bless Dana and greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
I m not an alcoholic, but I found father Martin book in a box donation ONE STEP MORE and caught my attention, I just finished reading it. I love all the hard work that father Martin did with the help of Mae Abraham and all the people who donate to build Ashley to recover the people who need it. God use people in different ways and father Martin experience him self alcoholic and Mae too and they both become obsessed to help people that have the same problem 🙏 father Martin Rest In Peace.
11:22 Fr. Martin says I know this sounds like a first grade class, but it's essential..." And he is right. We should have been taught the essentials of the moral life in first grade but most of us weren't taught and here we are.
Hi I just recently discovered his videos and I listen to them daily. It's been two months of listening to them. My drinking got in control bcos of listening. I see lot of change in me now and I m more willing to change lot of things within my self. Did u also give up drinking after listing to his talks?
I am a drug and alcohol counselor. The 12 steps of AA worked for me and still do. I love to pass on the message and these videos are the best way I know to carry the message except for meetings. Thank you so very much. God Bless You.
I'm not an alcoholic. However, i have learned much from this mans teachings. I believe that anyone could benefit from listening to him. The world is truly at a loss, without him. Bless you Father Martin. May you rest in peace.
I’m not an addict I’m not a alcoholic, I got screwed over by Olathe court because someone put stuff on me, but, having to watch these videos is really eye opening and i plan on staying sober my whole life! And to all who do have these issues, I am praying for you and your recovery!!!!! You all are strong
Saw him in Maple Ridge 1980s Could not believe that many drunks in one room! Fantastic! I remember he said, “ if you can look in the mirror and NOT believe in a POWER GREATER than YOURSELF! Then you are SICKER than you thought you were!!! Lolol!💕
God's wisdom always I learn more about Jesus and the courage to face my thinking and addictions of childhood and fears that our world has so many evils...It is not political or ingenious....
Wow , powerful words of wisdom. My Grandmother, rest in peace, would love this as so I imagine millions. I admit I am sorry and did not mean to offend any person, or think my guilt is excusable. I am sorry if I offend and ask for God's forgiveness , my father grew out in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done as on Earth as it is done in heaven give us this day our daily bread forgive us for our sins, and trespasses as we forgive others. amen
I’m so glad that I had the chance to find these studies and lectures for Father Martin. I never heard him say, “My name is father Martin and I am an alcoholic, but by the way he speaks and teaches and can’t believe he is anything but that. Was Father Martin an alcoholic? He’s really helped me this 1st year.
i think father martin was a bless from god to help the addict understand more about him or her so that they can love and give and share there story's about how greatfull there are to be free to live ,love ,forgive god rest your soul father🌹
I descoverd fr Martin in threatment we had to watch his videos on a Saturday its amazing I used to give out about watching the videos but niw that im home I watch them lol they are great help
When Jesus was asked what matters most is that we "Love" unconditionally without anything in return. I do not believe in religion or religous people. AA showed me a path to a God who is what his son described. Love. All incusive never exclusive. Each of Gods children , which is ever living being, is already worthy of that universal love. There are no conditions attached. I am sober and Happy for the first time in years and father Martin is part of Gods will to help me. So for that I am grateful!!
AA can teach great tolerance and love for all Spirituality and Beliefs. I hope i see a world were that is the whole truth and nothing but the truth. We are all 1. Living here on Earth together.
I saw this in my treatment yesterday and really like it. Again, the experience of addiction is something that's hard to understand for those who have not been there. I didn't even technically know he was in recovery, but at the same time, I knew he was. Only a recovering addict knows this stuff.
Elise is my child and I’m determined you won’t harm her. She’s not a fighter she’s a human being. I did terrible things but I also did terrible things out of fairness to Heaven and Eternal life.
Thank you so much for posting these videos by Father Martin. Would it be okay for you to enable the add translation function for all of the Father Martin videos? I would like to add Vietnamese translations to these videos. Thank you!
I attended meetings in hcmc but I never saw a Vietnamese person at any meeting, there seemed to be a fair few alcoholic people in Vietnam too. Good luck 🤞
The most progress I made was with aa sponsoring me and not Terry. Terry is a good heart but can’t fathom my heart. Not my brain not my big wave guts but my heart my soul, it’s just too honest.
Why can’t you see that I’m your child. Why don’t you know that I’m your mind. Tell everyone in the world that I’m yours. Take this promise to the end of time.
I'm an addict and this is my 8th attempt at long term sobriety. I'm documenting my entire process of recovery on youtube from the beginning. I talk about all kinds of stuff I've learned throughout my addiction and in recovery. It might be helpful for anyone wondering if they can get sober/clean too. I'm 5 months in now. Entire Series: ua-cam.com/play/PL1FjgBbuUj8YVittnq957RPvS2KxpWWdf.html
I hope that all the negative comments are coming from those still suffering. All I can ask is that a recovering alcoholic see that you need help. And that being said, maybe you will see through his belief in you, that yes you are worth living a life were you don't have to wonder "WHAT THE F..." DID I DO AND WHO DID I HARM! If you aren't there right now PLEASE stop listening to this. You're not ready. Please be open and start at the beginning. Step 1 comes before 2, 3,4,5 ETC, right? If you can't do that stop. But please don't judge those who have the desire to do it this way. It's called Chalk Talk In memory of Father Martin. May the wind always be at your back.
I started with Step Eleven then went back to one. They are suggested steps. Lots of good. I like ed d what you said about people who are not ready stop watching.❤ They can come back after some "controlled" drinking.😂😭😍
No one can live with the decisions of their own. It’s Seems so they look to somebody else to tell them what to be tell them what to wear tell them what to say tell them how to act to think compel others compulsively until the world is all like them.
I used my name at the rugby when supporting Cornwall and my team began to weaken. If I do it again it’s self sabotage. But i entered the corner with Alex and left with Alex. Nothing Jinxy about that. I am responsible for the motor engine. You all are.
Sean thomas Dixon,we should be so grateful that this man was so reasonable and understanding and funny around certain steps, I've noticed in N.A is again irreversible to any principles but thank God and the father martin taught me STRENGTH, FAITH & HONESTY AND HOPE,I Went on my knees and and asked the Lord as I had End stage cirrhosis and scepticism and had 4 hours to live that I lost my mother and father was killed in a tragic car accident and the first thing I spoke to God was to say " Please take me tonight whoever you are " After three years of sobriety I had a letter from a Liver transplant t
sceptisimia but my heart lit up like a Christmas tree but after a camera just put in to have a look they said " unfortunately Sean we cannot take the risk because you have varriseas of the veins which means swollen veins so I was given about three months to live? My Hope and Faith collapsed all around me but I had to keep fit and eat as much spinach as popeye. never ever give up on yourself!! That was four years ago 💪💗💞
The moral inventory is to recognize that, like alcohol, being cunning, baffling and powerful, the individual must separate themselves from alcohol and from moral relativism. Moral relativism is much like alcoholism. Both are cunning, baffling and powerful, but moral relativism is what keeps society as a whole divided and at odds with itself in perpetuity. If the individual's instincts as a sick alcoholic are in conflict the individual stays sick. Much like society can remain divided when morality is discarded or marginalized or interpreted in a way that undermines a basic good and evil awareness, society is in danger of remaining divided or even destroyed. Shakespear's double edged sword of, " there is no good or bad, but thinking makes it so." should send a warning to all who struggle with alcoholism, the steps and the traditions. This is why we say, "Think, think, think." Think it through before acting on self fulfillment. These are my opinions based on my own experience.
No, not everything is considered racist, that's your own perspective and in-fact totally irrelevant to what's going on here. This is FMA. We try our best to keep trolls out of the institution, if only we can do the same for our material on the internet.
John Davis Yes, not literally EVERYTHING. But to deny that race is one of the most misinformed topics in today's society is naive, at best. Good luck in trying to keep people from bringing up important topics. You've been doing a fine job.
This has never been and will never be any problem with alcoholics having too little guilt and shame Father. Some addicts in some cases, maybe. Drunks? No. Yes we need to be better, but guilt can safely be viewed as a character defect for alcoholics, because they have no chance of having too little. NO chance. Thats why being rigorous about the amends phase of out development. Go forward, keep going.
If people truly understand what AA really is a low number of success rate of less then 30% percent of over 80 years. This is the true reason why those people relapses is okay by using religion...Forgiveness is within journey and you can't get from religion...
God = Conscience ... Commandments = Morals/Ethics Father just wants to help us love ourselves, so that we may love others, love is truly the meaning of life. God is love, not religion.
Been having a difficult time forgiving some people who really hurt my name and property, God forgave me, who am I not to forgive others, may they live forever
They make it although if you’ve worked steps you know that addiction is about behavior not our drug of choice. I’ve seen meeting makers that may not be using, but still have atrocious behavior.
I get a lot of Fr Martin's talks, but dude. nobody has a RIGHT to forgiveness (not from other humans). Nobody. That sounds like a whole lot of entitlement.
I am 36 yrs of uninterrupted recovery from alcohol, heroin and any other mood or mind altering substance. Fr Martin protects my recovery and my sanity with videos such as this. God is awesome. From God's lips to Fr Martin's heart.
He makes alot***of intelligent sense,..and my phone may help in spelling,
112 days sober. Its going well. About to be a guest speaker at my AA fellowship tomorrow. Wish me luck
Hope you are still sober.
Addiction is a terminal and evil ilness
God bless
Good luck
Ant p
hope it went well for you...
Relapsed in 2018 after 20 months sober, and have been drinking since, but I still find myself watching Father Martin....
He drops jewels, that's for sure. Lovely man with a solid, true message.
Go to a meeting my friend. You will be welcomed. Check into detox if you can, treatment might be wise. God bless you.
Relapse is not mandatory but sometimes it's necessary. May you find a safe way back. Trust God, clean house and help others. If you can't help them, don't hurt them!!
Get back to AA my friend, people will help you and love you back to sobriety
My heart goes out to you
Have you gotten sober yet ?
What a amazing man..
The world needs more people like this .
I love father Martin I listen to him all the time. he keeps On the right track. When I listen to him. that's why I'm sober today.
I am doing the same thing. When I drink I listen to his talks and my drinking got in control. Thing which got faded from my mind his talks reminded me. I can see a lot of change in myself. For how long did you listen to his lectures?
My wife passed away from alcoholism. Father Martin has a genuine presence that offers clear and authentic information. I pray for myself and others that are going through this addiction.
Robert Eyler amen. We can get through this if we have each other in the program.
@@amyjones8114
I just discovered Fr Martin and this spoke to my soul! God bless him and I’m so thankful that these 12 step programs exist 🙏
How R u doing?
He makes me feel good. I'm 2 months sober but the real work is being a better person to everyone. Today I do gods will not mine. I wish the entire world could have the gift we share 12 steps.
Just passed two years sober. Thank you SAINT Joseph Martin for making Ashley’s, thank you for your prayers and intercession. Thank you Jesus!!
Wow … “it’s your DESIRE to please God, that pleases God” … that hit me to the core! With the guilt I constantly live with and have never been able to get my head around Forgiveness, this simple phrase has lightened my heart utterly!🥰⚜️😊
Met him in 1986 in Alexandria, LA. I was walking down the aisle at auditorium he was speaking at and I was shaking a lot of hands as a new guy. Someone joked with me that I looked like I was running for mayor. He turned around and told the guy ‘Our Book guarantees a host of friends buddy! Kid you come up front and sit with me. As the mayor spoke he talked about an oldtimer who was passing judgment on him and his message. Sharing with me as his equal. Took my pigeon out for dinner afterward. Legend.
I attended a lecture by Father Martin in the late 70's and spoke with him personally...Unforgettable...
Dana Stone Dana, you are truly blessed to have met Fr. Martin. I revisit these talks regularly as and when I need his inspiration. God bless Dana and greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
I m not an alcoholic, but I found father Martin book in a box donation ONE STEP MORE and caught my attention, I just finished reading it. I love all the hard work that father Martin did with the help of Mae Abraham and all the people who donate to build Ashley to recover the people who need it. God use people in different ways and father Martin experience him self alcoholic and Mae too and they both become obsessed to help people that have the same problem 🙏 father Martin Rest In Peace.
Father Martin's talks are keeping me sober today! I have 23 days of continuous sobriety and am grateful! ❤
39 years old only just found Myself, F.Martin and GOD 😊looks like i have hours of pure joy and wisdom to listen to. ❤🙏
Father Martin an alcoholic just like us.This man talks the talk and walked the walk.I love father Martin.
thank you Fr Martin, Lord please give me strength remove the desire for alcohol from my being in Jesus name I pray.
Amen.
When I got out of the problem AND into the answer, the problem went Away...Big Book
"Our desire to please God is what pleases God" -Father Martin
11:22 Fr. Martin says I know this sounds like a first grade class, but it's essential..." And he is right. We should have been taught the essentials of the moral life in first grade but most of us weren't taught and here we are.
As a recovering addict who walks with others who still suffer I sincerely appreciate you posting this video.
Thank you for sharing.
Have you quit drinking now?
Thank you for posting. I first heard these tapes in late 1980's. Changed my life so much for best for eternity.❤😇 Keep the faith
Hi I just recently discovered his videos and I listen to them daily. It's been two months of listening to them. My drinking got in control bcos of listening. I see lot of change in me now and I m more willing to change lot of things within my self. Did u also give up drinking after listing to his talks?
Hallelujah
I am a drug and alcohol counselor. The 12 steps of AA worked for me and still do. I love to pass on the message and these videos are the best way I know to carry the message except for meetings. Thank you so very much. God Bless You.
Father martin was truly a saint that cared for people.
niall441 U ARE A ABSOLUTE IDIOT, KEEP UR RETARDED COMMENTS TO YOURSELF, THIS ISNT THE PLACE.. CLEAR YOUR HEART.. GOD BLESS YOU!!!
S. Baltimore Jones Amen 🙏
Nicholas Salley ...maybe you should reflect on why that statement offends you.
@@nicholassalley634 keep comming back
I'm not an alcoholic. However, i have learned much from this mans teachings. I believe that anyone could benefit from listening to him. The world is truly at a loss, without him. Bless you Father Martin. May you rest in peace.
I’m not an addict I’m not a alcoholic, I got screwed over by Olathe court because someone put stuff on me, but, having to watch these videos is really eye opening and i plan on staying sober my whole life! And to all who do have these issues, I am praying for you and your recovery!!!!! You all are strong
I’m in the same situation, divergent. God bless you brother it feels good to know I’m not alone
Olathe to, august 29th
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING. HIS MESSAGE IS HEARTWARMING.
Speaking God's word..
This guy was a saint. I met him in Havre de Grace Maryland , on the Chesapeake Bay...6 months to the day..after 9/11/2001. Changed my life...
What a great great man.
May the good Lord hold you forever in the palm of his hands
3:40 3:40
Saw him in Maple Ridge 1980s Could not believe that many drunks in one room! Fantastic! I remember he said, “ if you can look in the mirror and NOT believe in a POWER GREATER than YOURSELF! Then you are SICKER than you thought you were!!! Lolol!💕
Have you quit drinking?
amen thank you and god bless
The most powerful and loving thing I've ever heard thank you for posting this
I am so grateful for Father Martin
God's wisdom always I learn more about Jesus and the courage to face my thinking and addictions of childhood and fears that our world has so many evils...It is not political or ingenious....
He was a vessel for the great reality just like we are if we practice the principles in our life
John Stasny ...well said, friend.
Wow , powerful words of wisdom. My Grandmother, rest in peace, would love this as so I imagine millions.
I admit I am sorry and did not mean to offend any person, or think my guilt is excusable. I am sorry if I offend and ask for God's forgiveness , my father grew out in heaven hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come thy will be done as on Earth as it is done in heaven give us this day our daily bread forgive us for our sins, and trespasses as we forgive others. amen
#President #Biden #Strength of heart.
I’m so glad that I had the chance to find these studies and lectures for Father Martin. I never heard him say, “My name is father Martin and I am an alcoholic, but by the way he speaks and teaches and can’t believe he is anything but that. Was Father Martin an alcoholic? He’s really helped me this 1st year.
i think father martin was a bless from god to help the addict understand more about him or her so that they can love and give and share there story's about how greatfull there are to be free to live ,love ,forgive god rest your soul father🌹
I love Father Martin's way of explaining the dilemma of our disease!
Rest in peace father martin , Helped me sir
*Thank God father martin don't have to see what has become of this once Great Country*
He was a great man used by God to help the sick and suffering alcoholics
I descoverd fr Martin in threatment we had to watch his videos on a Saturday its amazing I used to give out about watching the videos but niw that im home I watch them lol they are great help
When Jesus was asked what matters most is that we "Love" unconditionally without anything in return. I do not believe in religion or religous people. AA showed me a path to a God who is what his son described. Love. All incusive never exclusive. Each of Gods children , which is ever living being, is already worthy of that universal love. There are no conditions attached. I am sober and Happy for the first time in years and father Martin is part of Gods will to help me. So for that I am grateful!!
+Nate Chaloux Thanks for your good news Nate.
right on
Nate Chaloux I
Amen!
AA can teach great tolerance and love for all Spirituality and Beliefs. I hope i see a world were that is the whole truth and nothing but the truth. We are all 1. Living here on Earth together.
I went and picked up my surrender CHIP TODAY
How are getting on?
@@Joe-kt7zp I'm doing good
@@cyruscherry35 Glad to here!
thanks for this, first saw it in 1973 when I was with the navy..
Thank you for such an excellent example of being a good human being
top man father martin his talks helped me in treatment at peirpoint house
What place is this? Why not go to father Martin Ashley?
When I went to rehab, they showed his videos. (VHS days)- This guy was great.-I wish I could say more, but I think you would understand.
He was a saint to the broken
this man is amazing
I saw this in my treatment yesterday and really like it. Again, the experience of addiction is something that's hard to understand for those who have not been there. I didn't even technically know he was in recovery, but at the same time, I knew he was. Only a recovering addict knows this stuff.
Forgive us all father martin you have gone but your love is still alive thank you and rest in peace from this suffering addict
Do you go to AA?
This man really knew the addition alcoholics and made a big difference and everybody God bless there would be no one like him ever again
Elise is my child and I’m determined you won’t harm her. She’s not a fighter she’s a human being. I did terrible things but I also did terrible things out of fairness to Heaven and Eternal life.
Always go completely by your own insides. We live we die. And then! Onwards and upwards. Amen
Praise the lord pastor. Thank you thank you for good message. We want to share something
Thank you so much for posting these videos by Father Martin. Would it be okay for you to enable the add translation function for all of the Father Martin videos? I would like to add Vietnamese translations to these videos. Thank you!
I attended meetings in hcmc but I never saw a Vietnamese person at any meeting, there seemed to be a fair few alcoholic people in Vietnam too. Good luck 🤞
The most progress I made was with aa sponsoring me and not Terry. Terry is a good heart but can’t fathom my heart. Not my brain not my big wave guts but my heart my soul, it’s just too honest.
We do not follow the 10 commandments in stone.
We must obey the 10 commandments in the heart.
i love his talks seem him live three times
Why can’t you see that I’m your child. Why don’t you know that I’m your mind. Tell everyone in the world that I’m yours. Take this promise to the end of time.
I'm an addict and this is my 8th attempt at long term sobriety. I'm documenting my entire process of recovery on youtube from the beginning. I talk about all kinds of stuff I've learned throughout my addiction and in recovery. It might be helpful for anyone wondering if they can get sober/clean too. I'm 5 months in now.
Entire Series:
ua-cam.com/play/PL1FjgBbuUj8YVittnq957RPvS2KxpWWdf.html
How's sobriety treating you? 15 months?
I hope that all the negative comments are coming from those still suffering. All I can ask is that a recovering alcoholic see that you need help. And that being said, maybe you will see through his belief in you, that yes you are worth living a life were you don't have to wonder "WHAT THE F..." DID I DO AND WHO DID I HARM! If you aren't there right now PLEASE stop listening to this. You're not ready. Please be open and start at the beginning. Step 1 comes before 2, 3,4,5 ETC, right? If you can't do that stop. But please don't judge those who have the desire to do it this way. It's called Chalk Talk In memory of Father Martin. May the wind always be at your back.
Thankyou miss Fondenberger father
I started with Step Eleven then went back to one. They are suggested steps. Lots of good. I like ed d what you said about people who are not ready stop watching.❤ They can come back after some "controlled" drinking.😂😭😍
LEGEND LUV FATHER JOE. XOXO
Father Martin should be canonized.
Gail Shevlin ...agree. Especially since he wouldn’t want to be.
thank you!!!
Father Martin
Forgive or relive
John Stasny I needed to hear that today.
So true Oct 2020 !! Love this gentleman
@@ethelbentancourt2233 thanks im coming up on 39 years of sobriety thanks to giants like him gid bless
God bless
No one can live with the decisions of their own. It’s Seems so they look to somebody else to tell them what to be tell them what to wear tell them what to say tell them how to act to think compel others compulsively until the world is all like them.
Father Martin is the ish!!!!
I used my name at the rugby when supporting Cornwall and my team began to weaken. If I do it again it’s self sabotage. But i entered the corner with Alex and left with Alex. Nothing Jinxy about that. I am responsible for the motor engine. You all are.
it's Feb 2015. message is still relevant
Sean thomas Dixon,we should be so grateful that this man was so reasonable and understanding and funny around certain steps, I've noticed in N.A is again irreversible to any principles but thank God and the father martin taught me
STRENGTH, FAITH & HONESTY AND HOPE,I Went on my knees and and asked the Lord as I had End stage cirrhosis and scepticism and had 4 hours to live that I lost my mother and father was killed in a tragic car accident and the first thing I spoke to God was to say " Please take me tonight whoever you are "
After three years of sobriety I had a letter from a Liver transplant t
sceptisimia but my heart lit up like a Christmas tree but after a camera
just put in to have a look they said " unfortunately Sean we cannot take the risk because you have varriseas of the veins which means swollen veins so I was given about three months to live? My Hope and Faith collapsed all around me but I had to keep fit and eat as much spinach as popeye.
never ever give up on yourself!!
That was four years ago 💪💗💞
Cheese!! Good ending to a brutal forty odd minutes.
When year was?
Thank you for posting this! Do you have the Feelings video by chance?
+Adam Russell THE TALK ON" FEELINGS"" IS EXCELLENT Adam. I hope someone down loads it.
I’m Alex Corner’s husband.
oops went back in time. Nov 2015. but no matter. still relevant
The moral inventory is to recognize that, like alcohol, being cunning, baffling and powerful, the individual must separate themselves from alcohol and from moral relativism.
Moral relativism is much like alcoholism. Both are cunning, baffling and powerful, but moral relativism is what keeps society as a whole divided and at odds with itself in perpetuity.
If the individual's instincts as a sick alcoholic are in conflict the individual stays sick.
Much like society can remain divided when morality is discarded or marginalized or interpreted in a way that undermines a basic good and evil awareness, society is in danger of remaining divided or even destroyed.
Shakespear's double edged sword of, " there is no good or bad, but thinking makes it so." should send a warning to all who struggle with alcoholism, the steps and the traditions.
This is why we say, "Think, think, think." Think it through before acting on self fulfillment.
These are my opinions based on my own experience.
Margo. Trouble walking scoliosis muscle spasms dental insurance. Orsl surgeon. Numbness in face
Homeless w 2 sick Ukranian priests. Fr Mike Fr Rob
Who is father Martin. I don't see him in any diocese in Maryland. What's his first name and his bishop? The joke was funny about the statue
Joseph C. Martin was a Roman Catholic Priest. He was born and died in Maryland, I think. He could always be Googled.
He was a Drunk just like you, no one special only he wanted to make a name for himself.
LAZERAS DOLOMITE feather Joseph Martin passed away in 2009.
@@ThaRealChuckD wasn't aware of that -- thanks for sharing that information.
He is a Home Run Hitter
That's racist.
what color are you
Glen Wolfe
:-) Just trolling. I notice everything is considered racist these days so now I respond to everything with it so I can fit in.
No, not everything is considered racist, that's your own perspective and in-fact totally irrelevant to what's going on here. This is FMA. We try our best to keep trolls out of the institution, if only we can do the same for our material on the internet.
John Davis Yes, not literally EVERYTHING. But to deny that race is one of the most misinformed topics in today's society is naive, at best.
Good luck in trying to keep people from bringing up important topics. You've been doing a fine job.
Outstanding!
Wish I would have met him.may he arrest in peace.jan2022.
This has never been and will never be any problem with alcoholics having too little guilt and shame Father.
Some addicts in some cases, maybe. Drunks? No. Yes we need to be better, but guilt can safely be viewed as a character defect for alcoholics, because they have no chance of having too little. NO chance. Thats why being rigorous about the amends phase of out development. Go forward, keep going.
If people truly understand what AA really is a low number of success rate of less then 30% percent of over 80 years. This is the true reason why those people relapses is okay by using religion...Forgiveness is within journey and you can't get from religion...
God = Conscience ...
Commandments = Morals/Ethics
Father just wants to help us love ourselves, so that we may love others, love is truly the meaning of life. God is love, not religion.
"He was crucified and burnt" ah shit wrong one
I’ll say something that will help; laird Hamilton was better than Kelly skater, and Nathan Williams was better than Laird Hamilton.
Been having a difficult time forgiving some people who really hurt my name and property, God forgave me, who am I not to forgive others, may they live forever
meeting makers make it....stop giving excuses and get clean like millions of other people have and continue to do
Good morning Kenya. Hope that all is well with you. What are you commenting on?
They make it although if you’ve worked steps you know that addiction is about behavior not our drug of choice. I’ve seen meeting makers that may not be using, but still have atrocious behavior.
21:45
27:17
ODAAT
I get a lot of Fr Martin's talks, but dude. nobody has a RIGHT to forgiveness (not from other humans). Nobody. That sounds like a whole lot of entitlement.
I likes shadow of mordon
Guy is not a real catholic