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Such a beautiful testimony of faith! 🙏 It's inspiring to see how prayer and devotion are guiding you towards your noble petitions. May God continue to bless you and grant your prayers for unity and conversion. Ave Maria! 🌹

Interesting point! Jeremiah 10:3-5 indeed warns against idolatry and practices that are contrary to God’s teachings. It's always important to reflect on those messages, especially when they highlight the importance of worshiping in spirit and truth.

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Thanks for the correction! You're absolutely right, it's Candace Owens who converted. Candace Cameron Bure remains Protestant. Appreciate the heads-up!

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's wonderful that you found the video enriching. The similarities between the Episcopal and Roman Catholic traditions certainly provide a shared spiritual foundation, and it's always meaningful to reflect on the deeper significance of worship. Wishing you a meaningful Mass tomorrow

Thanks for your thoughtful input! I appreciate your perspective on the issue. It’s true that Catholicism has evolved in many ways over the decades, and some aspects of the video might reflect a more traditional view. I agree that national statistics would offer a more comprehensive understanding of the Church's growth. As for Gregorian chant, it's definitely a beautiful part of our tradition, though, as you mentioned, it’s not as prevalent in every parish. I think it’s always important to approach the Church with faith and openness to what is found in each community. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

Your definition of Faith is based on poor authority & worse evidence. That is not what Faith means to Catholics or the larger proportion of their fellow Christians. It's a really childish rant they've heard for centuries.

You need to think about the validity or otherwise of FAITH by applying CRITICAL THINKING.

Sending prayers for you and your child. May you both find peace and strength as you navigate this challenging time. Trust that your faith and prayers will guide you towards deliverance and freedom from any spiritual oppression. Stay strong, you're not alone in this journey.

@CompatibilityWorld Greatly appreciate it, Be blessed.

Indeed, it's remarkable to see how the Roman Catholic Church has expanded across Africa and Asia in recent decades, with many new communities embracing the faith. The growth of the Marianist Catholic Church, especially in the Middle East, is also a testament to the enduring power of faith to transcend cultural and geographical boundaries. It's inspiring to witness how different regions adapt and nurture the same core beliefs while also integrating their unique traditions and experiences.

Yes, the Eucharist is truly a powerful reminder of His presence and love. 🙏 May we always find strength and peace in His eternal presence

That's true! It's amazing how technology has made so many things, like the Catechism and other teachings, so accessible to people around the world. We're really fortunate to have these resources today to deepen our faith and understanding. 🙏

That's an interesting experience! It's amazing how sometimes, even if we aren't familiar with a particular ritual or practice, we can still intuitively understand what's happening. It speaks to the universal nature of certain human actions, like ritual and worship. Did he have any prior exposure to Catholic traditions?

@CompatibilityWorld All I know was that he was very anticatholic up to that point. This was the start of a long conversion. Read his book "Rome sweet home." It's very good.

As a Catholic, I believe that in the Sacrament of the Eucharist, Jesus is truly present in the bread and wine, not just as a symbol but through a real transformation (transubstantiation) that Christ established at the Last Supper. While our eyes cannot perceive this change, faith helps us understand that Jesus is really with us in this special way. Scriptures like "Take, eat; this is My body" (Matthew 26:26) show that Jesus wants us to partake in His real presence for our salvation. It’s true that Jesus is present when believers gather in His name and through the Holy Spirit, as the verses you quoted point out. However, as a Catholic, I believe that in the Eucharist, we experience His presence in a deeply sacred and tangible way that is unique to this sacrament.

@Obedience33 Question. Is Jesus a actual lamb? Is Jesus an actual rock? Is Jesus an actual bread?

@@CompatibilityWorld When a catholic "believes" in the "real" presence of Jesus in a piece of bread, is EXACTLY just that "a catholic belief". It does not mean that Jesus is "physically" there just because that catholic believes that. LUKE 21:25-26 25 “There will be signs in the sun, moon and stars. On the earth, nations will be in anguish and perplexity at the roaring and tossing of the sea. 26 People will faint from terror, apprehensive of what is coming on the world, for the heavenly bodies will be shaken. 27 At that time they will see the Son of Man COMING IN A CLOUD WITH POWER AND GREAT GLORY. MATTHEW 24:26-27 26 “So IF ANYONE TELLS YOU, ‘There he is, out in the wilderness,’ DO NOT GO OUT; or, ‘Here he is, in the inner rooms,’ DO NOT BELIEVE IT. 27 For AS LIGHTNING that comes from the east is visible even in the west, SO WILL BE THE COMING OF THE SON OF MAN". JESUS does not come "PHYSICALLY" every hour, every day, to every catholic mass around the world (to be sacrificed and his flesh and blood eaten over and over).

@@Obedience33 Yes. Jesus said "this is my body". Also He said "do this IN REMEMBRANCE of me. The piece of bread that he was holding was not "literally" his body because his body was right there, holding that piece of bread. Jesus Christ.

Oh contrare! The bread and wine absolutely become the Body and Blood of Christ. Not only would the early Church fathers condemn you but St Paul as well! 1 Corinthians 11:17-34

So sad. Eyes that can't see. Sometimes it takes a while.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's truly sad when the profound mystery and grace of the Eucharist is not fully appreciated or understood, especially when it’s such a central part of our faith. It’s important for us all to remember and reflect on the sacredness of this sacrament, as Jesus Himself instituted it for our spiritual nourishment and unity with Him. Prayer and continued catechesis are vital in helping all Catholics, including priests, to grow in their understanding and reverence of the Eucharist. May the Holy Spirit guide us in deepening our faith and love for this incredible gift. 🙏✨

Mary, in Christian theology, is not considered omniscient or omnipresent like God. She is revered as the Mother of God and holds a special role in salvation history, but her attributes are not divine in the same way as God's. While God is omniscient (all-knowing) and omnipresent (present everywhere), Mary is venerated for her faith, humility, and role in God's plan. Different Christian denominations may view her role in varying ways, but none attribute omniscience or omnipresence to her in the way they do to God.

@CompatibilityWorld if Mary does not possess these traits, then how can she consciously hear mankind's prayers?

@@marilynhoward4561 Have you watched the whole video?

@@CompatibilityWorld can you answer my question?

@@marilynhoward4561 if you watch full my video you will have the answer

That's truly inspiring! It's amazing to hear how your role as a Priest allows you to witness the transformative power of truth on a daily basis. It must be deeply fulfilling to see people grow and experience freedom in such a meaningful way. Keep up the wonderful work!

What’s the gospel of Christ ?

I hope John MacArthur watches this video to gain a different perspective and perhaps better understand the views being shared.

@ MacArthur is full of hatred towards the Church. He mocks us and I believe that he cannot claim invincible ignorance at all. He is a false teacher that ST Paul warned us about. He had better come to terms with the Roman Catholic Church or regret his actions when he dies

I wonder why in the rosary you pray multiple times to Mary whilst praying once to God.....? Seems disrespectful.

@ get to know what the rosary is all about . The complete rosary is 150 Hail Marys. There are 150 psalms . The very first part before the first decade is for the Holy Father in Rome. Then the sorrowful, glorious, and joyful mysteries all of which cover the life of our lord and savior Jesus Christ. The rosary is one of the most powerful prayers one can stay instituted by the blessed Virgin Mary . The divine mercy prayers are also very powerful

@paulcapaccio9905 rubbish , Mary would be appalled.

Absolutely! Scott Hahn's insights into Scripture and the Catholic faith have been such a blessing to many. His ability to make complex theological concepts accessible and relevant is truly a gift!

Yes, God's love is indeed powerful and transformative. It works in ways we can't always see, but we can always feel its presence.