Sister, Why Are You Dressed Like a Muslim? w/ Sr. Natalia
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2021
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In this clip, Matt asks Sr. Natalia why she dresses in a black habit. Find out why!
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Really hit me when she said her dad was her biggest fan!! I hope my daughter can say that so confidently about me as she gets older.
Definitely highlights the huge responsibility that we have.
@@glennryan646 👍 May Holy Spirit guide you.
*The ETERNAL GOD would do anything for you!!*
Even out of love for you he went to the cross as a human!!
Philippians 2:5-8
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the delightful level of banter coming from this sister
As to the habit, I was waiting for a bus years ago with a friend of mine who had become an Orthodox monk and stayed in touch. An extremely excited boy (17 or 18) ran up to us and asked my friend, 'Are you a ninja?' He replied, 'No, I am a Christian monk.' and the boy said. 'Where can I get clothes like that?' My friend answered, 'We make them in the monastery.' and the boy said, 'I wish I could wear that.' My friend replied, 'You can, anytime you like. You just have to join the brotherhood.' Things went from there. Six years later that boy is a very quiet, serious and thoughtful Orthodox Christian and the director of his parish choir, most of whom discovered the church though him, and he is now engaged to the first soprano whom he also converted. Before he started teaching all his friends about Christianity, there were two old babas and a low tenor on their last legs singing in Slavonic who would have retired ages ago if there had been anyone to replace them. He is also teaching some newly arrived middle eastern girls solfeggio so they will be joining the choir soon and they in turn are teaching the singers Arabic chants so they will be able to expand their repertoire. He never wore the monastic black but perhaps he did something better. All because of a chance meeting with someone he might never have noticed or spoken to. The habit is actually a great ice breaker sometimes. (Monks are not supposed to have nicknames, but he still calls my friend 'Father Ninja.')
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Seems like a pretty shallow reason to change your life so drastically for.
that kid has now been molested, so thanks for contributing to that
@@lennydale92 It's a cute story. A shallow reason is reason enough.
@@lennydale92 No, the clothes interested him. He didnt convert solely because of the clothes, the monk's clothes introduced him to the faith.
I’m a Catholic woman who wears a Jewish-style headcovering. It definitely confuses people, but if they’re paying close attention they’ll notice the Miraculous Medal or St. Benedict medal I wear around my neck.
@Matthew Joseph thank you for the compliment! My husband seems to agree. 😉😁
@Matthew Joseph Have you considered to become a priest?
I LOVE IT. And keep it up! … maybe I’m biased haha.
@@TheJewishCatholic thank you, I will! 😁
I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to bingeing all your content. 🙏🏻
@Matthew Joseph I don't think anyone is too old for priesthood, specially someone that is just 37. Still decades and decades to help people!
I love Byzantine things. I spent 6 months last year going to Divine Liturgy regularly.
It's beautiful.
Thank you Matt,thank you Sister. 🇻🇦🇻🇦🇻🇦
God bless all our Catholic Nuns. 🙏😇❤
@Greg Kanowitz What about the scourge of Jewry???
Too bad Catholicism is not Christianity, Reformation
@@funwithflags7506 so christianity only started 400 years back?
@@chimeremnmaozioko17 yeah idk why he said that. It is, just not the best form. What’s the best form? I don’t have an answer but the idolatry in Catholicism lends itself to not be
@@jacobortega2786 Catholics have explained time and time again that that’s not idolatry. The golden calf is idolatry(making something and calling it god) the cherubim on top of the ark of the covenant and in the temple is not. There’s a difference and I’m tired of explaining.
The camera editor is a master of the craft.
I'm a Muslim woman who wears a hijab and I would have 100% assumed you were also Muslim if I saw you on the street and said Asalam alaikum to you
I would not mix her with a muslim , the why she act is deferent
@@sunnyday1293 what is the difference
@@sunnyday1293 yeah ,darling. it's called double standards.
True love = the love of God!
*God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being*
Philippians 2:5-8
@@TS-zd2ud So you're saying that your God is dead?
Im a muslim woman and really respect nuns and other religious women that cover their hair. But I don’t get why a lot of Catholics in Spain and even institutions have double standards and discriminate against me wearing a hijab… when are people going to allow women to be modest in peace and not take it as an act of repression instead of what it is, empowerment.
The difference is that islam says it is an OBLIGATION to use hijab, being a nun isn't an obligation, it's a PERSONAl choice, women without hijab in countries following sharia law for example, means a serious penalty...
@@rockstar-cc2hp yeah but also nuns cant get married or have sex, which is just criminal in my opinion. In Islam marriage is encouraged
I myself don't have a problem if women wear a hijab because as an outsider looking into Islam. to me, it seems more like a traditional fashion wear. I hold nothing against people who want to hold onto tradition, it's important. What I do have a problem with is covering the entire face. I understand if a person had his face half burned off and feels embarrased, but it a person has an uninjured face, he/she shouldn't hide it away from the world. It's oppressive.
@@firetube2ndchannel its not criminal, A nun chooses that lifestyle. Some even choose that lifestyle regardless of becoming a nun so that they can devote their full attention to Christ. At any time they are free to choose to marry.
@@rockstar-cc2hp It is oppressive for any country to mandate that women cover up and show more modesty than men, but it's equally as oppressive to force women to cast off their modesty. There are penalties for wearing hijab in multiple western countries.
My husband’s family is Byzantine so always love learning more about the Eastern Church.
Lol byzantine?? They 600 years old?
@@thatisme3thatisme38 no such thing as byzantine. It was the eastern roman empire. It was also an Ottoman region for a long time.
@@billyjesus5442 yeah. I wa a not thd one who used it...also Thanks for thd useless correction. Byzantine Is easier to write and I'd already well established as the nomenclature
@@thatisme3thatisme38 Its also worth pointing out that the catholics banned the orthodox religion in the east. It wasnt until the Ottoman Turks turned up and conquered those lands, who then allowed the Orthodox christians to freely practice. The catholics during this era were murdering all non catholics in europe. My family ancestry is orthodox greek, the brutality of the catholics tends to get white washed, the biggest killer of my people were the catholics.
@@billyjesus5442 I don't doubt it. But if we look at history technically the Greek orthodox people started all this. It happened all the way back in byzantine era when the latin quarters of constabtinople were massacred
I also wear a covering full time as a Christian Catholic, even married. Many Christian women prior to 1900 wore a covering not only at Mass but at home, at the market, etc… anywhere where they could possibly pray. 1 Corinthians 11 states women should cover when they pray.
So why don't men wear coverings to pray?
@@annegreengables6367 It's also written in the Bible that it's a shame for a man to cover the head.
@@Luiz-jr3lp …. Yes… when they pray. This is why we traditionally see men remove their hats when they bow their heads to pray (God fearing Christian men who are aware of this).
@@annegreengables6367 1Corinthians chapter 11 explains this all in detail. If you have any questions I recommend checking out the Catholic video about this on the UA-cam Channel called TRADITIONAL CATHOLIC MODESTY AND HEADCOVERING ♥️
Long hair is their covering.
Thank you Sister Natalia!! I remember having nuns for 8 years in grammar school and 4 years in high school. Our nuns/teachers were great - very effective and supportive. It was sad when the orders started to disband in the late 60's and then those that stayed together stopped wearing a habit. The respect they received disappeared. God Bless!!
I reverted to Islam from the Catholic Church and there was a young nun named Rita that came to college with us, she used to study in child education, she was just the sweetest! She had to walk to the nearest Church if she needed to pray, so we offered her our prayer room. She wore the habit, but a lot of nuns in my country don't necessarily wear it anymore, it's not mandatory. I always got the best smiles from nuns walking by on the street. I actually wanted to be one when I was 14 or 15, I wanted to go into seclusion or something, but as I got older, I got closer to Islam and the need to have kids grew. I've been Muslim for 13 years now, I wear niqab and jilbab (a veil that goes from head to toe) and my late dad used to call me the flying nun when it was windy outside 😂 he was also my biggest fan! When ppl would ask him what he thought of my choices he said:"my daughter likes to do everything to the fullest, I wouldn't expect anything less of her and I'm proud of what she stands for"
I feel like nuns don't get enough credit for what they do and represent. Our veil does resemble theirs a lot, depending on the style, but we do take example on previous modest clothing from Jews and Christians.
Maa shaa Allah sister. May Allah keep you steadfast and firm upon the deen.
The laws of Allah have been there since the beginning and each prophet and messenger came with the same message, to worship Allah alone, to stay away from false idols, and to follow the prophet of their time. Many of the laws between all of the prophets and messengers are the same. Unfortunately, many of the divine laws are abandoned by the majority of Jews and Christians like: drinking intoxicants, hijab/modesty, eating pork, all due to modernism and liberalism but alhamdulilah Islam is the only religion that has upheld them to this day. May Allah keep us firm on his religion and guide our parents, Ameen.
doubt you where ever Catholic, otherwise you wouldn't have joined a satan worshipping heretic sect
Sad, that you have forsaken the path to heaven. I only hope for you that you´ll find the path back, before the end.
@@bleedingundead2924 haven't you consider that maybe she's right 🤔?
@@hinada9342 well for that you are on the wrong video and on the wrong channel my dude. But to make it short, no and never will
This is fantastic! Love the chill vibes but also love that she is so unashamed.
Ashamed of what exactly?
@@Anon.5216huh?
Honest Question: Don't you find it strange when she says she prays to Marry (Instead of God?) and that she is "Married to Jesus" ?
Thank you Matt for having dear (now) Mother Natalia! It’s so wonderful to see you both have a beautiful friendship & have fun together along with learning! Looking forward to seeing more of the both of you! As my Mama said it’s the cloistered Sisters & Monks that are holding the world together by prayers & sacrifices! Janet Plonka
I’ve heard some Eastern chants in honor of Mary. They are deep and beautiful, and reverent. Beats the music we get in mass.
Its sad they don’t sing them more. At least In my Catholic Church down in Southern Louisiana we sing some Latin chants in mass! I’ve been very fortunate to have worshiped with them! This one we sing called “stabat mater Delarosa” homies Mary.😊 im not sure what you mean by Eastern? Would you describe what you mean by eastern chants?
@@Flybabyfish different styles of hymn developed in the eastern mediterranean, sung in greek, old slavonic or old syriac instead of latin. more associated with the orthodox churches, but there are those within the catholic church who use them. notably, they don't really care for organs and almost exclusively chant _a capella_ . ua-cam.com/video/i-3h9TQ312c/v-deo.html
thanks norvus ordo!
@@Flybabyfish Eastern Orthodox, our brothers of Catholics who’ve had some spats in the past
idolatry tho.
She is SOOO AWESOME! My daughters are so in love with her story. 💖💖💖
God bless and thank you for sharing part of your experience and story! Got to listen in with my 12 year old daughter who asked a few questions along the way while listening 🙏⛪🙂
Haven’t watched the whole thing yet but she’s great!
Why?
This was my favorite interview yet
I'm a protestant and this really surprised me (in a good way). I didn't even really think nuns were really a thing anymore. It just never really crossed my mind, but I totally get it. Much respect.
Yeah! I think it’s pretty cool to see nuns around! 50 years ago my parents never saw ladies becom a nun but now I see many following the vocation! We had about 6 ladies from my church become nuns, and they are so joyous! Some of the most peaceful people I’ve met :)
Also, monks are still a thing! Their dress wear looks like a Jedi so I think they look pretty cool.
Pax et Bonum to you!
What do you mean you did not think they were a thing anymore? Go to any europen church and you will see them.
@@thedarkknight9021 Lol so true
I have friends at The Benedictines of Mary, and the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Still River.
The Benedictines of Mary have put out cds to support themselves. Look them up, thier gorgeous.
The Slaves of the Immaculate Heart have Monfort Camp and Morning Star Camp, which was amazing.
They are both growing.
The Carmelites are growing too.
There's an order that runs a nursing home in CT.... probably the only one that is safe in the country. One married couple have been living happily there for 10 years, because they do thier best not to separate couples, and respect the sanctity of marriage.
@@thedarkknight9021 Im a european churchgoer and i have never seen a nun.
Question: why do Nuns wear their full habits when Priests don't? Modesty, humility etc., but why don't Priests wear their collars at all times? Some Priests are on television and are completely unrecognizable as Priests by the way they dress.
Your mileage may vary. Not all nuns wear the habit all the time. To me, the dividing thing tends to be if they are more modernist or more traditionalist. Traditionalist nuns, priests, oblates, etc wear their habits regularly.
And if it is true that among modernists, the nuns wear more regularly, my suspicion is it’s because it causes less unfavorable reactions. Nuns are generally still looked upon and portrayed positively in culture. Whereas priests are often ridiculed in portrayal, and some people blindly assume all priests are abusers and will accost them in public.
@Zoneling How could a cloth that says you are a priest of the Almighty be ever scandalous?
@@meusisto The scandal is that priests receive such abuse from the ignorant and hateful.
Bingo!🙏
Depends on the society where the priest lives. Sometimes it's more practical to wear regular clothes if there are a lot of anti-Catholic sentiment. The collar might influence anti-Catholics to dislike the priest even before he says anything.
I'm a Mennonite woman so I always wear a cape dress and head covering. I recently moved to the city and I was surprised that several people asked if I was a Muslim! A Muslim woman who was from Egypt actually mistook me as a Muslim as well! It cracks me up!
This is why men and women religious, and clergy, ought to always wear their habit and/or clerical garb. There’s so much grace by wearing it, and helps people come to Christ.
Moreover, those religious orders with men and women not wearing the habit are all dying out, because not wearing the habit is not authentic to the consecrated life they are living.
I I was once in the postulancy for a Franciscan Order [I only stayed 5 months]. All of us, as well as the guys taking recent vows, were of the persuasion to wear the habit as much as possible when out and about. This was a shift from the older Friars, who liked to, apparently, "blend in" more, so as to be more connected in brother-sisterhood with the general public, as the Franciscans are really big on that, but we disagreed with the premise. The consensus was just as she pointed out so well here. There is also a shift toward habit wearing in other Orders as well.
We need to stretch the boundaries of what constitutes a connected brother or sister to ourselves, within the human race in general, IMO.
Cosplay
This is awesome! As a woman who went from Calvary Chapel to Mennonite in my early twenties, I can relate to a lot of this. What a beautiful soul.
Beautiful interaction; I just loved it.
I moved to a new city and “converted” to Catholicism (I was Christian my whole life). I wear a head covering to Mass and the style I prefer is opaque and long (far less common than the short lace ones that are more popular). When I started meeting people after Mass many thought I was Muslim (including my parents when I visited them for Easter). Hoping to transition to wearing a head covering full time. It makes me feel closer to God. ❤
This is the reason as a pentecostal I have uncut hair. My uncut hair is a covering for me and I too feel closer to God and am more mindful of the way I live my life outwardly because it's a reminder of who I belong to.
I am a Christian living in a muslim majority country
I believe in modesty not only from outwards ( not only by the physical appearance) but to have the spirit of modesty ( i think real modesty is a fruit of the Holy Spirit)
I think there are differences between the way nuns dress and the Islamic traditional clothes (the hijab) they can look alike from outside but, the beliefs behind them are radically different
Orthodox and Muslims not that much while Catholics yes
At 1:32 as a correction, Catholics do not "pray" to Mother Marry but ask for her to pray for us. Just something I wanted to make sure you guys understood. Obviously this probably slipped and was just not caught.
@Jade Then what do you make of prayer to Jesus? Or asking others for their prayers? Are those too traditions of men?
@Jade Jesus is the one Mediator in the sense that He alone is both God and man, and God and man can only be united through Christ because He alone is the God-man.
Now read 1 Timothy 2:1-4, and then read verse 5. This verse says nothing about us not being able to pray for others as you seem to be suggesting, rather we are specifically told that we should pray for others. And we believe Mary prays for us. Nothing about that implies anything about her giving eternal salvation, or being equal to Christ. She doesn't and she isn't. No one debates that.
A big factor in us being *specifically commanded* to pray for others is because _we are the Body of Christ._
@Jade St. Stephen prayed to Jesus before he died.
And as they were stoning Stephen, he prayed, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit.” And he knelt down and cried with a loud voice, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” And when he had said this, he fell asleep.
Acts 7:59-60
If you reject that one can pray to Jesus, who is the very Word and Son of God who is one in essence with the Father, I seriously question your understanding of Christianity, respectfully.
@Jade Then why are you going at people over asking Mary for prayers?
"Pray" simply means "ask". We _pray_ to Mary (ask her) to _pray_ for us (ask the Lord for mercy on our behalf).
I'm Italian and a convert to the Easteren Orthodox Christian Church and I feel that correct view of this is they dress like a Orthodox Christian Nuns. It's the Uniates who mimic the Eastern Church not the other way around. Western rite Nuns dress like lay people and you can't tell them apart from the person who you see on the street.
Is this nun Roman Catholic or Orthodox? I'm an Orthodox convert as well, and the term theotokos, is Orthodox- Greek for God bearer.
@@jimschroeder1176 Hello Jim this Nun is a Uniate Nun / Eastern Catholic. She isn't a Orthodox Christian Nun, her broke with Orthodox Church some 500 years ago. There are information about this group of people. Her community of nuns worship like Orthodox, but they are under the Bishop of Rome, Pope Francis. They are in schism from our Church they broke away from the True Church
@@franksirignano5519 ah, yes, I've heard of them before. They obviously have a lot of things that they do that are still similar to the Orthodox Church.
Some western nuns dress like lay people and others do not.
that's not even true. Maybe where you come from but it's not everywhere.
Im an American muslim and from the Boston area. I wear long dark clothing, and whether black or brown, grey or navy people ask me if I'm a nun. I reply that I'm a muslim, but I went to Catholic school for ten years and enjoyed beimg taught by nuns. I also have 2 aunts and one great aunt who were nuns.
They are respectful yet shocked as I am obviously white, blue eyed Irish American with a Boston accent.
Without being asked I explain that I changed to Islam as I never believed in the trinity and that our creator, Allah, is one and He created us all and will judge us at the end of time.
The Holy Trinity is one God.
The biggest difference between an Christian and Muslim modest wear is that. Christians don’t have to cover their hair they choose to and it’s also fine to not cover your hair. Muslims made in into women must cover their hair.
Actually it is mandatory in both the religions, Christianity as well as in islam, but the difference is that muslims take their religion more seriously because they don't want to disobey God.😊
That is not what the Bible says .
Nuns and monks are our last hope ... They're doing what most of people don't anymore
Great truth!!!!
And, of course, vice versa....🤣🤣🤣
@@ritawing1064 sadly so it is
I am intrigued by your comment. What do you mean, "They're doing... anymore"?
also what do u mean with last hope?
As a muslim teenager i have respect for nuns and women who cover their hair as a matter of fact we muslim women took the example of Mary or Maryam (may peace be upon her) who covered her hair with a hijab as well but i do wish we women in general had the freedom to wear how we like as people like me prefer to cover ourselves up. If only we could break the double standards.
True love = the love of God!
*God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being*
Philippians 2:5-8
I have to correct you there, because as a Muslim woman, I don't think I start wearing hijab because of Mary. We Muslim women wear it because Allah asks us to cover our beauty spots. Ergo, that what hijab means, to cover).
And she said 'the Muslims look like us'? LOL
If they start wearing it first, why don't they keep wearing it then? And then we Muslims get hated on for wearing it?
Wow.
@@chidasharifuddin484 I agree with you alot in the second part and yes we do wear it for allah swt but I meant to say is that Mary or maryam pbuh covered her head in a hijab being an example for us women. I learnt that from mufti menk 💀
And yes that is biggest double standard today, its honestly unfair 😔
Women in Orthodox Christianity still wear hijab! @@chidasharifuddin484
Awesome, both nuns and priest should always wear what distinguished them from the rest of us.
You go girl.
Why?
Second that... Why?
She's right, so we can easily identify nuns from Muslim women
Thank you Matt and Sr Natalia. It is great to see any Religious in their habit. Here in Australia, in recent years many/most Nuns have gone to non religious dress hence they do not mean anything to most people; except that they are old women. It is hard to realise that this leads to less meaning to their Catholic faith. When asked, one said but we still wear n Order's medallion. NOT well done; if one was a serving Police Officer or similar without a uniform you are just another person; a Nun's service is not over whilst still alive!
Wearing a headscarf used to be the norm not even 70 years ago in europe. All of my elderly relatives here in finland still wear headscarfs. But those headscarfs were pretty different from the muslim ones. They were not uniform black and covered everything. They are closer to the looser headscarf young muslim women wear in less strict muslim nations.
Wow when she said people come to her and tell her about their sorrows of their heart bc they know she has deep relationship with God, wow that just touches
Love from Orthodox Christian ❤️☦️
It hit me when she said people pour out their hearts to her because they see a bride of Christ.
LOL. I love the no-transition straight into the question XD
Seems a bit odd that you have a UA-cam play button right next to the icons.
Hey Matt, brother what is it that you drink at the end of the video. Just want to know out of curiosity.
God Bless you and your family.
Thank you
Hey GP, that drink is called "Liquid Death," a mountain water brand that specializes in using all recyclable material to help the environment.
My sister was a discalced Carmelite. The habit is soft material. Though she was cloistered she went out for doctors appointments and I drove her. She was sometimes mistaken for Muslim.
Her eyes are wells of emotion. I wish I could meet her, I just get the feeling we are so similar
Why are Muslims dressed like Sr. Natalia
Uh, probably because they both follow Abrahamic religions and both respect the virtue of modesty and chastity?
@@thelemurofmadagascar9183 nope. Islam does not follow Abraham religion; it plagarised it and ripped it off.
@@SR-zd3cu Lmao, sure, whatever you say bud.
@@thelemurofmadagascar9183 anyone who uses “lmao” clearly has zero argument, and even fewer brain cells. Modesty and virtue were not exactly Muhammad’s strong points were they.
@@SR-zd3cu "Lmao" is used by anyone who realizes they're speaking to an ignorant person who states their own personal opinions like facts without a shred of proof. For example) "Islam does not follow Abraham religion; it plagiarised it and ripped it off".
I think it's hilarious that you accuse me of having no arguments, when you yourself failed to present a single one. Why should I engage with a person who presented zero arguments, and is clearly looking for a fight, not a discussion? Come back to me when you're genuinely interested in talking about this in good faith.
Nun: I'm a nun
Stranger: That’s punk
I can’t how accurate this is in this day and age.😆
Can’t imagine being catholic not praying the Holy Rosary to our Theotokos 🌹
Cool video, though!
I'm Orthodox, we have a few Marian devotions for our prayer ropes. One of them is the "rule of the Theotokos" given to St Seraphim of Sarov, which is basically the Latin rosary. It never became quite as fashionable in the East but it's a universal Christian practice
@@danielbeardsley7846 thanks for sharing! I’ll look it up
Well the are difference between the west and east church. For us is a very dearly devotion.
Good Comment but praying the rosary isn't Praying to Mary, though we pray to God with Mary, Mary isn't a god or a goddess. She's just a normal human being who prays with us and for us. ❤
Actually we, the orthodox, have our own devotions to the Holy Theotokos, One is called the Akathist, then you have the rule of the Holy Theotokos that used to be common between western and eastern catholics (pre-schism) and then became popular with Saint Seraphim Sarov in the XIX century onwards.
Are there times when you are able to wear something else, like during intense heat or perhaps just as simple as the body’s need for vitamin d for example. Humans cannot thrive and have huge health declines if we don’t raise our vitamin d levels, which is typically done with large exposures of skin to sun. Supplementation is less effective for many reasons. Are there occasions where you are able to get vitamin d via sun exposure with something like athletic clothes on?
You don't need to expose large parts of your body to the sun. 20 minutes of sun on the forearms is sufficient for most.
@@rorirm I don’t think there is a single vitamin d study to support that claim. Check out some vitamin d apps as well as what every study suggests which is the vast majority of people are vitamin d deficient
@@jordand5732 Regular sun on your face and hands/forearms is perfectly adequate for light-skinned humans.
I would like to know WHERE I can purchase the same kind of outfit
that she's wearing.
Loved it!
There is something special about religous dress that secular dress does not have,especially trash wear.
This young woman gets my greatest respect...God bless her on her journey.she is deep not brainwashed with
material superfical things.
He really just asked her out of nowhere like that 😁
I hope that drink of "Pint of Aquinas" are sold here in Malaysia.
What order is she from? Love the habit
There are no orders in the Eastern rite. All monastics are the same.
Because for Catholics it's a FREE CHOICE! it's an OPTION! You have to take vow! The difference is clear and simple.
It’s a free choice for Muslim also , and the women take a vow between them and God, vow of modesty.
@@abucool10 dont act like naive. look at Muslim majority countries. its never a choice unless you live in western countries.
@@Cricket-iz7sq it’s a choice in africa, my country alone has more than 100 million Muslims , no one is forcing them , including my family , also Middle East places like Jordan , lebanon , the Maghreb places like Morocco and Tunisia , in Jordan the queen doesn’t even wear a veil at all .. you don’t even know what your talking about .
So is it a choice to wear clothes in Christian countries?
@@B10101 Is it a choice to marry 11 wifes
Well, christianity existed way before Islam.
And I guess Judaism existed way before Christianity.
And Hinduism way before any of them.
@@musti799 this is was about christianity and Islam.
@@i-deegamingvideos6016
I'm just showing the weakness of your argument
@@musti799 who's arguing? I posted a comment. My thoughts. I wasn't looking for any arguments or debates. To each his own
@@i-deegamingvideos6016
If you don't like the word argument, then I'll use "point" instead.
Pray for more sisters and priests. More servants of the church. It's just cool. The devotion to God above all else. Seems foreign to me now and that was supposed to be my background
The best of all of that is blooming pedophilia and physical abuse towards children! But yes more nuns and priests who do nothing but spread hatered get money and not pay tax!
Honestly bless you sister💖
This is funny! Regarding women’s head coverings and mostly modesty. Great insightful discussion. As an apostate of Islam not all Muslims Women wear a hijab. Firstly I just want to mention that there are many differences among Arab Islam, Persian Islam and Vedic Islam or East Indian Islam based on regional and cultural differences. GOD bless you Sister Natalia as well as The Host. 🙏✝⛪💜🌿
The hijab is mandatory though. Doesn't matter if they decide to wear it or not.
@@ishxyzaak is it mandatory in christianity
There's only one Islam dude. Don't mix culture with religion.
@@RusselKabirTR lol but I heard alcohol is not allowed in christianity as well, is it not mandatory as well
@@maaziy_ghaziyIYI there are definitely different forms of Islam and just because you don't agree with them or you don't acknowledge them doesn't mean they don't exist. Islam is not a monolith.
God bless you sister ✝️🙏
What a beautiful life in testimony to God!
I dress very similarly to Sr. Natalia despite not being part of a religious order as just my own sorta devotion to God (it's a calling I felt many years ago. I didn't know about it at first, but I kept praying and studying and eventually came to the conclusion that this is what God wanted from me), and I've experienced the same thing as her with most people not confusing me for a Muslim. They don't tend to think I'm a sister, 'cause I'm a bit more colorful (lol), but nobody at least in my own church community gets confused. It actually tends to be the Muslims who get confused instead! I'm like a magnet and they'll just come up to me and greet me in Arabic, and I respond in Arabic because I know the greeting and response at this point, but then I explain that I'm actually a Christian and they're shocked to see a Christian wearing a "hijab" 😂 I love using my "Muslimness" as a way of evangelizing because once they're reeled in and curious, I'm able to tell them more about Christianity and Catholicism and all that. Who knows? The more I think about it, the more I wonder if God called me to this sort of modesty because He wanted me to spread the truth of Christ by appealing to things that Muslims generally consider to be theirs but are actually very Christian.
For Muslims, the hijab is obligational but it is up to the believer to fulfil the obligation.
Not in Afghanistan and many other Sharia law countries...
@@KJ-lb4tj what “other” countries?? Bro stop assuming stuff about muslim countries just because you watched a weird clip off of the internet
No, if you live in Sharia state you're obligated to wear hijab the same way westerners are obligated to wear clothes. Stop trying to change Islam
I do admire nuns. What dedication they have.
I live in the country of Georgia and I see these women often. They even wear the scarf/habit further covering the hair and forehead too.
Thank you Love you Bless you 🙏❤️☯️
Wouldn't Muslim women dress like Christian women? Because Christian women were wearing them 600+ years before Muslim women?
Did you forget about sips with aquinas
The way this video started out is hilarious lol
she is so beautiful, a woman like her could get any man... she really dedicated her life to god which is so admirable
It’s really not important what they wear except to be modest.
I recall hearing a story about Mother Angelica. She was at a convention representing EWTN. Her table was near the Playboy table. This holy soul, in full habit, paced back and forth in front of the Playboy table saying her rosary. This decreased male traffic to the table and the scantily clad women asked Mother Angelica for rosaries too. The point is, the habit makes nuns visible. It's a visible reminder, among all the distractions of daily life, of a supernatural life. The world would rather nuns and priests were invisible.
@@carissstewart3211 sorry but that Nun seems very judgemental. The fact is Jesus wouldnt care and either do I.
i thought she was dressed that way to behave like the crowd to not get harassed by "the special children of god"
Thank you
I never saw this habit before. Did she say that she’s in the eastern rite? I didn’t know there were differences with the orders.
The Eastern rite (and the Orthodox Church) has no different monastic orders. All are the same.
God Bless you Sister! I also know that Catholics were first to wear the habits and the Muslims came after for whatever reason only they know!! I once went to Church with a head cover, which wasn't a veil! A Lady turned to me and asked me if I was a Muslim!! I turned around and asked her if she had ever been to a Traditional Catholic Church!?
God ordered Muslim women in Quran to cover their body that’s why Muslim women wear these dress
Muslims wear the head-coverings for the same reasons as Christians’.
Mary her self in apparitions is veiled so 🤷♀️
What passage in scripture commands us to pray to Mary. Genuinely curious not trying to start a fight. Because my mother was Catholic and my grandmother is Catholic and my mom broke away from Catholicism because she couldn’t see any where in scripture to pray to someone else but God. So, if you care to enlighten please do so?
I'm waiting too...
Matt Fradd's birthday is July 16th?
We need more Nuns. I honestly feel that if we have more Sisters, the Brothers will come. Vocations that are visible and holy and approachable are essential to The Church. Glory to The Lord of Gorgeous Holy Lady Nuns!
Nah, she might be kind but most of nuns are mean and abusive...
Amen to the Glory of Jesus.
She’s awesome!!!!
The Holy Quran 3.67
Abraham was not a Jew, nor a Christian; but he was one pure of faith and Muslim (who submitted to God with a sound heart). He was never of those who associate partners with God.
It doesnt matter if it looks a little the same. What matters is why WE do it and why THEY do it. And the diffrence is like comparing night and day.
Wish more Christian women would dress like this.
She said true Muslim women follow this but it's good knowing unknowingly they are doing good
Actually Jews and Christians wore these type of dress before the Muslims. In the middle east , Jews and Christians who have not been influenced by westernization still do wear this type of dress . This type of dress was also common for upper class women even before the advent of Abrahamic faith
Yeah plus Islam came in 600 years after Christianity
"The Rosary is not an Eastern Tradition." What? It was literally invented by an Eastern monk and was spread by St. Seraphim of Sarov! I'm Orthodox and I say it right along with my Jesus Prayers on the Lestovki. I'd feel naked without "Theotoke Parthene..."
@Hyperborean Futurism ua-cam.com/video/sliE54_t1vo/v-deo.html
As a Muslim I will share that we believe the “hijab” or “habit” as it is called in Christianity is a traditional Abrahamic form of dress that women wear that’s full of wisdom.
It promotes modesty, guards against jealousy, leering eyes of both humans and unseen creatures, and protects against the objectification of the female form.
So happy to see my Abrahamic cousins (Christians) bringing attention to this subject 🙏
Man, what are you talking about ?????
Abraham was HEBREW, but i do not see women in Isra-el dress "like" mohammadians.
Oh , man, you're lost !!!
BTW
If Hagar is EGYPTIAN , if Ishma-EL married EGYPTIAN woman.....why you talk about YOU ARAB and HEBREW are cousins ????
I NEVER EVER HEARD ANY JEW SAYING HE'S SOME KIND OF ARAB.
Please mate listen to 5 of christian prince video. You will no longer be a muslim
@@tokyo.peking good ppoint
@tokyo peking
Have you ever been to Israel?
There are many Jewish groups that abide by this formal style of dress.
Also, if you observe Christian depictions of the Blessed Mother Mary (a pious Jewish woman) she is also dressed in a similar style of dress as a hijab.
Lastly, certain Arab tribes trace their lineage to the children and grandchildren of Abraham. His “first fruit of his vigor,” Ishmael had 12 sons and many of them dwelled in Arabia. Ishmael was also tasked with looking after his other brothers (many of whom were assigned certain portions of the region to live/preach in).
*Genesis 25:1-4*
[1] Now Abraham again took a wife, and her name was Keturah. [2] And she bore to him Zimran, Jokshan, Medan, Midian, Ishbak, and Shuah. [3] And Jokshan fathered Sheba and Dedan. And the sons of Dedan were Asshurim and Letushim and Leummim. [4] And the sons of Midian were Ephah, Epher, Hanoch, Abidah, and Eldaah. All of these were the children of Keturah.
According to the 1st century CE historian Flavius Josephus (“Antiquities”) several of these sons of Abraham and Keturah lived in across the Arabian peninsula.
Islam is a “reminder” of the original religious practices of the patriarch Abraham and this is why a line can be traced through it back to Christianity and Judaism. Muslims abide the most to these traditions based in Abrahamic wisdom because we abide by the most recent covenant established by the Ever-Living God and His Prophets.
Peace be unto you 🙏 May The Allmighty increase us both in knowledge and understanding
What is liquid death?
The system of mind desires beauty, chases it to produce more. The greatest stimulus for this process is visual. The magnetism of it can be destructive, so covering to weaken its power is the answer to this question.
- SHRININGUN, High Priest of Zion
I'm impressed by your bravery sister , for having this strong personality in a so materialistic world , your position is simply "admirable"..🎩
Our lady Mary (maryam in the Quran) in Islam she's privileged and lifted to prophets level...
Nuns are dope bro. They give off mother vibes more than my own mother.
Dope? Lol. What are they Christpilled too?
@@sjacrane whatever you want, man.
@Uncertainty Eclipses big bless to you and everyone you've ever known or will know.
I think it was originally to keep dust out of the hair.
Pretty sure there's an EO monastery about an hour from me. I hear they give travelers wine...
Is that why mosques resemble Orthodox church architecture as well?
Well, no wonder.
Islam copied everything from Christianity/Judaism.
It's a edited/fabricated/counterfeit religion that is a Satan's tool.
@@Denis-fs2ip Islam is that weird Series reboot
Hey at least we have people going to mosques until today while your churches are empty
As Muslims, we don't follow Christian tradition, we follow the law of God. And this, as it seems e.g. from the Old Testament, is one of the never changing parts of God's law. Would be nice to see Christians returning to the teachings of Christ (pbuh) and all the Prophets (pbut).
We alwase have.
@@fuzbeatboxern5714 Hey! As far as I know, scholarship in the fields of Christology and New Testament Studies, done by both Christians and seculars, has shown that modern Christianity is actually: pauline Christianity. Jesus (pbuh), and after him his Disciples, had quite a different view of his ministry and identity. A view without the doctrines of the atonement and the trinity (the divinity of Christ pbuh included), but with the insistence on the Law. Beginning with Paul, Christianity morphed from the religion OF Jesus pbuh in a jewish environment, to a religion ABOUT Jesus pbuh in a greek, pagan context.
@@akirataimatsu8741 And God makes of the wise, fools, and makes fools wise.
Most of that "scholarship" is based on Germanic line of thought that the Trinity arose around 500A.D. The problem with that research, and there are many, is that there is evidence for as many as 10 hypostasis of God in the time before Jesus was born, but that actually takes reding the scholarship of today, and not taking the stuff from 100 years ago..
A great book to read is "The Religion of the Apostles" from an Old Testament scholar that describes a much different view than most Christians claim.
@@NdxtremePro In my view, the number of hypostasis before Christ pbuh is insignificant, as long as the doctrine of the trinity itself was not formulated at the latest in the time of Christ pbuh and believed/taught by him. It's not about what concepts have existed over time, it's about what concept is the true one, the Religion of Jesus, the Messiah.
Recent research about James, the Brother of Jesus pbuh, has revealed a lot about the belief of the first Christians and the early Jewish Christianity. See e.g. "The Brother of Jesus and the Lost Teachings of Christianity" by Jeffrey J. Bütz.
So beautiful. I laughed and cried.
She is great.