@@johanr4076 LOL....God warns about a jot or tittle added to his Word!! We don't need a pope,Mary in the Trinity, transubstantiation, praring for dead people, deification of anyone(living or dead), extra books in the Bible pr anything else besides the Crucifixion of Jesus, Son of God and Son of man for our sins(past ,present and future) and the conquering of death by his resurrection.
@@TheSusaneneely In fact, the Canon List of the Bible was established back in 382 AD (Which includes the Deuterocanonicals, the 7 books of which you always call "Apocrypha" and was removed by Martin Luther without Authority), and it was compiled by the Council of Rome. Yes. You heard me. The Council where Protestants always accuse of idolatry, sin, heresy, and many more. If this is still not able to open your eyes, then I don't know what will.
Thank you for sharing this reflection about the life Jesus Christ, it is quite profound. Meditation of the life of Christ is summed up in the daily recitation of the Holy Rosary of the Blessed Mother, to be Joyful in the Truth, Sorrowful for our iniquities and the hope to live a Glorious eternal life with God. St Dominic de Guzman and St Thomas Aquinas, Pray for us!
Fantastic!!! It really hit me about Christ already living in the beatific vision in his humanity throughout his life. I will read the gospels in a new way with this in mind!
The title of this video reminds me of the book "Life of Christ" by Ven. Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen which I have read twice and is excellent. I pray that his beatification will happen soon.
@@TheSusaneneely How familiar are you with process by which the Church recognizes and canonizes new saints? Beatification is the second to last step in the procces.
@@jeremysmith7176 I am Protestant so we just go by the Bible. How can people's status change after they are dead?? Do you believe Thomas Aquinas is in purgatory somewhere?
@@TheSusaneneely What does either question have to do with the canonization process for the church recignizing and permitting the veneration of a saint? As for the question on where Thomas Aquinas is in the afterlife as the church has recognized his sainthood I believe he is in heaven. The question of how a soul can move doesn't seem to be an issue as Purgatory does not have to be a place. What we know is that nothing unclean can be in heaven Rev 21:27. Some sins can be forgiven in the lifeto come. Mark 3, Matthew 12, and Luke 12. When we die if we are heaven bound but not fully saintified our souls will be purged of any impurities or attachment to sins before/as we enter the heavenly bliss and experience the beautific vision. Purgatory is a procces and experience some of our departed brethren experience and our part of our hope of heaven. Just as we should pray for our brother and sisters here on earth for to help them progress in the Christian Life and it is good and proper, we should pray for our brothers and sisters undergoing their final purification. One last statement. You said that Protestant go by what the bible says. My impression is you've said that Protestant only go by what we think and interpret what the Bible says.
@@jeremysmith7176 Protestant Christians believe our souls go right to Heaven to be with the Lord. We leave our earthly bodies behind(sins you say). What good does it do to forgive the sins of a dead man?
Great summary of the life of Christ. This makes me glad and more eager to practice mental prayer considering how Our Lord often conversed with the Father in prayer. Thank you!
Unfortunately I don't understand what all of your words mean because I don't have this kind of "Catholic mindset". But I appreciate the way you are presenting your topics and I think they are important.
Jesus did miracles, not by his own divine attributes, but only from the Father through the Holy Spirit. The Gospel of John says this many times. That means he was emptied of his divine attributes, but with one exception: his identity. He kept his identity as the Logos (not sure that even qualifies as an attribute). That never changed when he became a man. This is why he was indeed God and man, not because he still had his attributes.
So Jesus essentially tells us what is meritorious through His life. Is there a list of meritorious works that Christians should follow? Matt 6 lists prayer, fasting and almsgiving but are there others?
goeb16 I am aware of the works of mercy but why aren’t any spiritual activities included in those lists? Like receiving Eucharist, reading scripture, prayer or fasting? Surely there must be a comprehensive list of meritorious works somewhere online?
The Indulgence list would be quite comprehensive on that point. But, even then, there is plenty of meritorious things you can do without any attached indulgence.
Jesus Kristus Inkarnasi Allah, Jesus Kristus adalah firman Allah yang menjelma menjadi Manusia, bagi mereka yang takut kepada Allah dan sungguh-sungguh menaklukkan diri dan rasio di bawah kuasa Allah. 🙏✝️🕊️
Who is reading this comment I pray that may you live a long life with full of happiness and fun 💙💙💙
Thanks but I rather prefer a life with holiness/greatness in imitation of Christ.
My life, as one redeemed by Christ, is eternal. I would prefer not to stay on earth any longer than needed😎
How do you guys make Catholic doctrine so awesome?!? St. Thomas Aquinas, Pray for us!
I hope I didn't glorify THEIR doctrine...my doctrine comes from the 66 books of the Bible!!
@@TheSusaneneely Ah yes the incomplete Bible.
@@johanr4076 LOL....God warns about a jot or tittle added to his Word!! We don't need a pope,Mary in the Trinity, transubstantiation, praring for dead people, deification of anyone(living or dead), extra books in the Bible pr anything else besides the Crucifixion of Jesus, Son of God and Son of man for our sins(past ,present and future) and the conquering of death by his resurrection.
@@TheSusaneneely We didn’t add any books in the Scriptures. Protestants removed them.
@@TheSusaneneely In fact, the Canon List of the Bible was established back in 382 AD (Which includes the Deuterocanonicals, the 7 books of which you always call "Apocrypha" and was removed by Martin Luther without Authority), and it was compiled by the Council of Rome. Yes. You heard me. The Council where Protestants always accuse of idolatry, sin, heresy, and many more.
If this is still not able to open your eyes, then I don't know what will.
The heart of the matter, for me, is the realization by man who He is and who they are. Jesus, always the teacher.
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These videos are awesome! Thank you so much for producing such edifying content.
Our pleasure!
@@ThomisticInstitute ❤
Thank you for sharing this reflection about the life Jesus Christ, it is quite profound. Meditation of the life of Christ is summed up in the daily recitation of the Holy Rosary of the Blessed Mother, to be Joyful in the Truth, Sorrowful for our iniquities and the hope to live a Glorious eternal life with God. St Dominic de Guzman and St Thomas Aquinas, Pray for us!
Amen.
Thank you Aquinas 101, may God bless you!
Fantastic!!! It really hit me about Christ already living in the beatific vision in his humanity throughout his life. I will read the gospels in a new way with this in mind!
Thank you Fr Dominic for tha class this help us in our life also my friend
Beautiful wonderous video! Great to be able to watch n to feel drawn into the love of Jesus.So clearly explained too.G B U.
The title of this video reminds me of the book "Life of Christ" by Ven. Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen which I have read twice and is excellent. I pray that his beatification will happen soon.
beatification???
@@TheSusaneneely How familiar are you with process by which the Church recognizes and canonizes new saints? Beatification is the second to last step in the procces.
@@jeremysmith7176 I am Protestant so we just go by the Bible. How can people's status change after they are dead?? Do you believe Thomas Aquinas is in purgatory somewhere?
@@TheSusaneneely What does either question have to do with the canonization process for the church recignizing and permitting the veneration of a saint?
As for the question on where Thomas Aquinas is in the afterlife as the church has recognized his sainthood I believe he is in heaven.
The question of how a soul can move doesn't seem to be an issue as Purgatory does not have to be a place. What we know is that nothing unclean can be in heaven Rev 21:27. Some sins can be forgiven in the lifeto come. Mark 3, Matthew 12, and Luke 12. When we die if we are heaven bound but not fully saintified our souls will be purged of any impurities or attachment to sins before/as we enter the heavenly bliss and experience the beautific vision. Purgatory is a procces and experience some of our departed brethren experience and our part of our hope of heaven. Just as we should pray for our brother and sisters here on earth for to help them progress in the Christian Life and it is good and proper, we should pray for our brothers and sisters undergoing their final purification.
One last statement. You said that Protestant go by what the bible says. My impression is you've said that Protestant only go by what we think and interpret what the Bible says.
@@jeremysmith7176 Protestant Christians believe our souls go right to Heaven to be with the Lord. We leave our earthly bodies behind(sins you say). What good does it do to forgive the sins of a dead man?
Great summary of the life of Christ. This makes me glad and more eager to practice mental prayer considering how Our Lord often conversed with the Father in prayer. Thank you!
Thank you ,yet again for a heartening video,n reminding us of the need to lift our hearts n minds to Him,any time ,in our day's activities.G B U .
Great ,great! so clearly explained.So helpful as we try to follow Jesus,on our earthly journey.thanks!
This video is really enlighten me .Awesome!
Thanks Fr. Great video,so clearly explained,n so instructive .So lucky to have been given to me n so helpful n enlightening! G B U.
For the Glory of our Creator.
A truly great video thanks,very informative n comforting!
terrific CHRIST.
Thank you Fr. for the lovely video,I was much too tired to be able to concentrate this time but hope to make up for same.
Jesus the Power and Son of God
Great video!
Unfortunately I don't understand what all of your words mean because I don't have this kind of "Catholic mindset". But I appreciate the way you are presenting your topics and I think they are important.
It's all passed down and can not he changed by man. It is preserved by god
A great video; n very instructive n made easy to understand the relationship between The Father,Son n Holy Spirit; maybe to and fro to each other?
wow
💖🕊️🕯️🤕😷😢Thank you🦁
Jesus did miracles, not by his own divine attributes, but only from the Father through the Holy Spirit. The Gospel of John says this many times. That means he was emptied of his divine attributes, but with one exception: his identity. He kept his identity as the Logos (not sure that even qualifies as an attribute). That never changed when he became a man. This is why he was indeed God and man, not because he still had his attributes.
So Jesus essentially tells us what is meritorious through His life. Is there a list of meritorious works that Christians should follow? Matt 6 lists prayer, fasting and almsgiving but are there others?
When you ask “Is there a list of meritorious works that Christians should follow?” Are you asking about the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy?
goeb16 I am aware of the works of mercy but why aren’t any spiritual activities included in those lists? Like receiving Eucharist, reading scripture, prayer or fasting? Surely there must be a comprehensive list of meritorious works somewhere online?
The Indulgence list would be quite comprehensive on that point. But, even then, there is plenty of meritorious things you can do without any attached indulgence.
Pokezelda master so how am I supposed to know what is meritorious then?
@@mosesking2923 Learning from the life of Christ and drawing from the Wisdom he has given to his Church.
Jesus, Son of David, have pity on us
😢😮😅 you can get it
Jesus Kristus Inkarnasi Allah, Jesus Kristus adalah firman Allah yang menjelma menjadi Manusia, bagi mereka yang takut kepada Allah dan sungguh-sungguh menaklukkan diri dan rasio di bawah kuasa Allah. 🙏✝️🕊️
Catholic is not made awesome by people but by God himself. Jesus cake to the world and started the catholic church himself .