sensus... Thank you 👍💖from the bottom of my heart! 💖🌟 St John of the Cross 🙏is one of our Saints in Carmel.🌟💖🌟 Im an OCDS in Mindanao, Phils. I love Him and he's one of my inspirations in life💐👍 Pls. continue your mission to spread GOD'S LOVE to all of us Catholics, through HIS Saints🙏👼🙏🌷💐🌷 Again! Million Thanx👍💖 & more power from OUR ALMIGHTY💖🙏💖
St. John of the Cross is one of my favorite saints. I got to touch his relic, also St. Teresa and St. Alphonsus along with other Saints, such an amazing moment.
@@tonymachete8140 A Priest named Carlos Martins, visited my parish (Immaculate Conception) in El Paso TX, and he brought over 100 relics (1st class, 2nd class, and 3rd class) so that we can pray over them and venerate them with the Sacramentals and be able to touch them. Father Carlos Martins is from Detroit, MI
Zion Martell He came to San Antonio last year. I was so happy seeing my favorite saint, Saint Philomena, and I smelt roses while venerating Saint Agnes
I cried when Father talked about St. John’s answer to Christ: I want to suffer and be despised for love of thee, my Lord. This is what Love is all about.
Saint John of the Cross (Spanish: San Juan de la Cruz; 1542 - 14 December 1591) was a major figure of the Counter-Reformation, a Spanish mystic, a Roman Catholic saint, a Carmelite friar and a priest who was born at Fontiveros, Old Castile. John of the Cross was a reformer in the Carmelite Order of his time and the movement he helped initiate, along with Saint Teresa of Ávila, eventually led to the establishment of the Discalced Carmelites, though neither he nor Teresa were alive when the two orders separated. He is also known for his writings. Both his poetry and his studies on the growth of the soul are considered the summit of mystical Spanish literature and one of the peaks of all Spanish literature. He was canonized as a saint in 1726 by Pope Benedict XIII. He is one of the thirty-six Doctors of the Church.
"Hover over me God, remind me you're there. Hover over me." ~ Saint Theresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤ “You pay God a compliment by asking great things of Him.” ~ St. Teresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤
@@thekingslady1 are you a good enough person, morally and ethically speaking, in order to enter heaven? ? how many lies have you told before? ? have you ever stolen anything before? have you ever had sex outside of marriage? have you ever hated anyone before? have you ever used God's name in vain? if u have; God sees u as a liar and a thief and a fornicator and a blasphemer and a hater at heart and you have to face a holy God in the day of judgement! will you be innocent or guilty? will you go to heaven or to Hell? Revelation 21 says all liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire which is the second death! the Bible says that "No thief or fornicator nor blasphemer nor hater shall inherit the Kingdom of Heaven! you broke God's laws .....Jesus Christ paid your fine! if you turn from sin and Trust in Christ; God will forget everything you have ever committed Grant you the free gift of everlasting life! if you refuse to turn from sin and Trust in Christ; then you must pay for your own sins against God yourself in the day of judgement!
"What we need most in order to make progress is to be silent before this great GOD with our appetite & with our tongue, for the language he best hears is silent love. Whoever does not seek the Cross of CHRIST doesn't seek the Glory of CHRIST" - St. John of the Cross
"Hover over me God, remind me you're there. Hover over me." ~ Saint Theresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤ “You pay God a compliment by asking great things of Him.” ~ St. Teresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤
A fine commentary Huysmans described st Theresa as the wrought iron and St John as the lily of Torture, returning to it now it all makes sense, but the path to the same place is different for each sinner surprisingly fresh of today if you are coming from and leaving philosophy but that is a wooden comparison only. God grant me the Time. The decorum of the orator is highly distinctive in his awed diction. Excellent.
St John of the Cross: Detachment enables us to be unflappable. When something is going wrong with their attachments they start to flap. Live in the world as if only you and God were in it In joys and pleasure immediately draw near to God and you will discover detachment Early find the words “I” “me” Didn’t talk about himself. Didn’t promote himself. Didn’t put himself on stage. Always had gentle behavior. *Humility and detachment is most essential* Heroically patient and gentle with all those who God sent them
Does not one have to detatch in order to become a religious? People are not born into monestaries and religious orders. There are however examples of non-religious who have lived detatched. St. King Wencauslaus would be one example.
I can hardly believe 7 months have passed and no one has responded to this. Simply put, gnosticism was more of a philosophical worldview, and held religious pessimism. It looked at he created universe as corrupt, Detachment does not look at good things in a negative way. Detachment forgoes the good things of this life, for union with God. The detached person seeks the greatest good, and renounces even good distractions in favor of it. It's kind of like a person who is trying to eat healthy, and decides to eat an apple as a snack instead of a bag of chips. Both fill the belly, but one is much better for you.
The detachment in his teachings is about not throwing ourselves in euphoric and ecstasy in the presence of God. A spiritual sins, such as sloth because believe that God will work everything for us. Pride, because God favored us with many blessings that was occurred around us. The devil at works and keeping us at the first step, instead of believing that we're always inside the presence and love of God.
Francisco Santana Thank you for this answer, with the funny way youtube comment work I’m just seeing it now but it is a very good answer to a question I forgot I asked.
The 2 have nothing to do with other: not merely apples and oranges, but as different as pork chops and oranges. 1) Gnosticism: autonomous knowledge; detachment: detachment from worldly things, surrender of our will to Our Fathers Will, true humility, etc.
Thanks be to God for St. John of the Cross teaching us about detachment. I was glad to apply this to the advertisement preceeding the video which promotes Islam. It may be tempting for devout Catholics to react adversely to such an advertisement in advance of a video pertaining to Catholic piety, but, by applying St. John of the Cross' spirit of detachment, I am free of frustration and only prompted to pity and prayer for Muslims especially, and all non-Christians. Alleluia!
Drawing from your comment, on one hand, God's grace has primacy in initiating and sustaining all life and existence in Heaven and Earth. In turn, with this grace entrusted to us, mortals are empowered to cooperate freely with it. Hence, God's when you to choose freely to exercise the spirit of detachment the above-mentioned example and many other things. Having said that, individuals spiritual qualities and capacities. As a result, they can each struggle or succeed spiritually in different ways. They all depend on grace and have the potential to act in different ways.
@@MM22272 St John of the Cross is like the practitioner of vedanta vaishnavism bhakti , bhakti teaching is like islam and christian which goal is detachment the world and increase love for supreme unconditionally Specially his mystical experience is called in Hinduism as brahman realization St John of the Cross , (christian mystic ) Rabiya Al adawiya (sufi muslim
Pray That I Will Keep The Ten Commandments Read The Bible Poor Souls In Purgatory Prayer In Schools That My Property Belongings Will Be Blessed That I Will Live Peacefully With My Neighbors Forgiveness Of Enemies That I Will Conquer My Sinful Desires Flee Evildoers Reflect Often On The Passion Suffering Death Of Jesus Christ
The definition needed doctoring He wasn't detached from the truth nor the depth of his identity. How did this man make his mark on history, by making it wholly apparent how true the statement, "That man was wholly here." Brings to cognition, (our first born) Transcendence as the epitome of being here, present on all levels.
Interesting. This world is passing and no one denies that. The laity must work in order to pay their bills and eat. No one denies that. Some can barely fulfill the requirements of the Faith while so many fall short not only in not going to Mass BUT and because of the New Mass and the Traditional Mass that are in conflict as are so many of the Priests claiming they are knowledgeable of the way. No one denies that though for a cause many will look the other way of extricate others for lack of it happening their way. That too no one denies in this sphere. So, what kind of detachment is being stated here? Does the Person talking really understand what they are saying to so many? Or is it the intent to have us contemplate this? Oh Lord, I am short on understanding and this as it sounds is so confusing. While I appreciate the message of detachment it sounds more like the definition of apathy or immobility which is caused by doubt and confusion. Detachment in spirit, then how can the needs of life, of the body, even follow what little they now have? Most learn early to live it their way because true guidance is lacking! To live each day with you my Lord and God: In thought, in feelings, in actions, living my life as though I am before you always, even though I am unworthy and accept that I do not see you. Mines is attachment which sounds here like detachment. So, what is it that this Saint, John of the Cross is saying?
Interesting comment. Still, we need food to eat, water to drink, we must take care of our bodies, clean our teeth, etc. Still, we were not made to live in the wilderness but to subdue it. Strange, which of these things do you refer to? Do you see my point about worldly things and personal wants?
He was considered to be a saint only for those in religious orders or religious life and of a mature spirituality. It is not for the average lay Catholic. His writings are very hard to understand. His writings were considered to be very difficult and he was one of the most difficult saints to understand. Perhaps he had a specific calling for his time that we are not meant to emulate.
Not that hard if you read his writings slowly and not rushing to the end of the book. He's teaching us detachment from euphoria and ecstasy in the presence of God. Such as, people go to the mass only because they want to feel the presence of God in Holy Communion. And indulge themselves in that sensation. Which is a devil at works, because it will preventing us from taking another steps toward God. He teach us that we're always in the love of God and there's no need for us to keep seeking confirmation and indulge ourselves in the sensations of being visited by God. In the part of spiritual sins, he teach us what mistakes that beginners do. In modern knowledge, it's about happy because of hormones instead of rejoice by spirit.
As Jesus so simply and subtlety played with the universes born and burning in The transcendence dancing on the top of the tongue, language and its marriage to the voice, "Do not be of this world but, be in it." ... Or Close, my apology for potential misquote, But you get the idea... So as your confusion rightly demands of your correct awareness, detached is a truth that falls on either side of the coin... Saints have their detachments... Our mothers have their own. Dissect and add as needed to correspond to your truth, for US!
You have the wrong notion, we do not idolize the saints. They are like role models. They teach us, how to follow Jesus more perfectly. May God bless you
daisilui I love the way this priest talks! In my opinion if you have an unusual way of talking that just makes you more endearing. Like Mother Angelica for example. She talked like an old granny. But her funny way of talking just made me love her all the more.
Education is so important. .Your question alone shows How important educating ur self is so important, so you don't get left behind in society. Just saying.
" Love does not consist in feeling great things, but in having great detachment and in suffering for the beloved" - St John of the Cross
Amen
One of greatest saints indeed! Detachment is vital. Silence, patience, humility, prayer are the weapons. The holy rosary as well.
sensus... Thank you 👍💖from the bottom of my heart! 💖🌟
St John of the Cross 🙏is one of our Saints in Carmel.🌟💖🌟
Im an OCDS in Mindanao, Phils.
I love Him and he's one of my inspirations in life💐👍
Pls. continue your mission to spread GOD'S LOVE to all of us Catholics, through HIS Saints🙏👼🙏🌷💐🌷
Again! Million Thanx👍💖
& more power from OUR ALMIGHTY💖🙏💖
Hello Philippines 💖
St. John of the Cross is one of my favorite saints. I got to touch his relic, also St. Teresa and St. Alphonsus along with other Saints, such an amazing moment.
i love Carmelites so much. st. john of the cross is a amazing saint . st. john of the cross please pray for us.
1st class relics? And if where?
@@tonymachete8140 A Priest named Carlos Martins, visited my parish (Immaculate Conception) in El Paso TX, and he brought over 100 relics (1st class, 2nd class, and 3rd class) so that we can pray over them and venerate them with the Sacramentals and be able to touch them. Father Carlos Martins is from Detroit, MI
Zion Martell He came to San Antonio last year. I was so happy seeing my favorite saint, Saint Philomena, and I smelt roses while venerating Saint Agnes
I cried when Father talked about St. John’s answer to Christ: I want to suffer and be despised for love of thee, my Lord. This is what Love is all about.
Easily said than done. Jesus, our King and God surely blessed him.... Humanly jot possible.
P. S. Humanly not possible.
man, you simply cannot even take a glimpse of how hard it is to say this,
Saint John of the Cross (Spanish: San Juan de la Cruz; 1542 - 14 December 1591) was a major figure of the Counter-Reformation, a Spanish mystic, a Roman Catholic saint, a Carmelite friar and a priest who was born at Fontiveros, Old Castile.
John of the Cross was a reformer in the Carmelite Order of his time and the movement he helped initiate, along with Saint Teresa of Ávila, eventually led to the establishment of the Discalced Carmelites, though neither he nor Teresa were alive when the two orders separated.
He is also known for his writings.
Both his poetry and his studies on the growth of the soul are considered the summit of mystical Spanish literature and one of the peaks of all Spanish literature.
He was canonized as a saint in 1726 by Pope Benedict XIII.
He is one of the thirty-six Doctors of the Church.
Stella Maris : in fact, an exquisite poet, among the best in Spanish literature. Both mystic and lyric, deep and unassuming.
javascript:void(0) devout catlolics follow his way
"Hover over me God, remind me you're there. Hover over me."
~ Saint Theresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤
“You pay God a compliment by asking great things of Him.”
~ St. Teresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤
So inspiring...thanks for sharing.
Maria Bien
Saint John of The Cross, pray for us and intercede for us!
Amen
Amen. St. John of the Cross, you know how desperately I need your most holy intercession 😭
"there is only one God, and there is only one mediator between God and man; the man Christ Jesus"....1st Timothy 2:5
@@clarkkent3730 The Catholic Church gave us all the Bible.
I think I speak for everyone else in regards to that Bible quote:- we know!
@@thekingslady1 are you a good enough person, morally and ethically speaking, in order to enter heaven?
? how many lies have you told before? ?
have you ever stolen anything before?
have you ever had sex outside of marriage? have you ever hated anyone before?
have you ever used God's name in vain?
if u have;
God sees u as a liar and a thief and a fornicator and a blasphemer and a hater at heart and you have to face a holy God in the day of judgement!
will you be innocent or guilty?
will you go to heaven or to Hell?
Revelation 21 says all liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire which is the second death!
the Bible says that "No thief or fornicator nor blasphemer nor hater shall inherit the Kingdom of Heaven! you broke God's laws .....Jesus Christ paid your fine!
if
you turn from sin and Trust in Christ; God will forget everything you have ever committed Grant you the free gift of everlasting life!
if
you refuse to turn from sin and Trust in Christ; then you must pay for your own sins against God yourself in the day of judgement!
"What we need most in order to make progress is to be silent before this great GOD with our appetite & with our tongue, for the language he best hears is silent love. Whoever does not seek the Cross of CHRIST doesn't seek the Glory of CHRIST"
- St. John of the Cross
Saint john of the cross pray that we become detached from the world !!!!
Excellent homily! Thank you!
St. John of the Cross, pray for us. Amen
🙏🏻 thank you 🙏🏻
Saint John of the Holy Cross! Pray for me and my loved ones! Thank you 🙏🥰
God bless you, Father 🙏🙏🙏🌹
St. John of the Cross, please pray for me!
"Hover over me God, remind me you're there. Hover over me."
~ Saint Theresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤
“You pay God a compliment by asking great things of Him.”
~ St. Teresa of Avila ~ 🙏❤
Thank you for this
Wow what an example to emulate.
A fine commentary Huysmans described st Theresa as the wrought iron and St John as the lily of Torture, returning to it now it all makes sense, but the path to the same place is different for each sinner surprisingly fresh of today if you are coming from and leaving philosophy but that is a wooden comparison only. God grant me the Time. The decorum of the orator is highly distinctive in his awed diction. Excellent.
Saint John of The Cross of Jesus pray for me that God will bless me n my family in Jesus Name Amen
St John of the Cross:
Detachment enables us to be unflappable. When something is going wrong with their attachments they start to flap.
Live in the world as if only you and God were in it
In joys and pleasure immediately draw near to God and you will discover detachment
Early find the words “I” “me”
Didn’t talk about himself. Didn’t promote himself. Didn’t put himself on stage.
Always had gentle behavior.
*Humility and detachment is most essential*
Heroically patient and gentle with all those who God sent them
St John of the Cross help us in our pursuit of holiness thru detachment in Jesus' name. Amen. Ave Maria... Gloria Patri... Alleluia. 🙏❤🕊🇵🇭
I’m Jose Donaldino Saceller in Spanish. I’d like to visit Avila Spain someday. I made th pilgrimage to Santiago in may of 1988
Detachment is harder if you are not a Religious.
Does not one have to detatch in order to become a religious? People are not born into monestaries and religious orders. There are however examples of non-religious who have lived detatched. St. King Wencauslaus would be one example.
Agreed
Ty
❤ St. John of the Cross ❤️
Could someone please explain the difference between detachment and Gnosticism?
I can hardly believe 7 months have passed and no one has responded to this. Simply put, gnosticism was more of a philosophical worldview, and held religious pessimism. It looked at he created universe as corrupt, Detachment does not look at good things in a negative way. Detachment forgoes the good things of this life, for union with God. The detached person seeks the greatest good, and renounces even good distractions in favor of it. It's kind of like a person who is trying to eat healthy, and decides to eat an apple as a snack instead of a bag of chips. Both fill the belly, but one is much better for you.
The detachment in his teachings is about not throwing ourselves in euphoric and ecstasy in the presence of God. A spiritual sins, such as sloth because believe that God will work everything for us. Pride, because God favored us with many blessings that was occurred around us. The devil at works and keeping us at the first step, instead of believing that we're always inside the presence and love of God.
What's difference?
Francisco Santana Thank you for this answer, with the funny way youtube comment work I’m just seeing it now but it is a very good answer to a question I forgot I asked.
The 2 have nothing to do with other: not merely apples and oranges, but as different as pork chops and oranges. 1) Gnosticism: autonomous knowledge; detachment: detachment from worldly things, surrender of our will to Our Fathers Will, true humility, etc.
AMEN
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Our LORD GOD, JESUS CHRIST of His Cross. None can compare to His Death n Resurrection!!👏
awesome videos
Thanks be to God for St. John of the Cross teaching us about detachment. I was glad to apply this to the advertisement preceeding the video which promotes Islam.
It may be tempting for devout Catholics to react adversely to such an advertisement in advance of a video pertaining to Catholic piety, but, by applying St. John of the Cross' spirit of detachment, I am free of frustration and only prompted to pity and prayer for Muslims especially, and all non-Christians. Alleluia!
Spirit of detachment cannot be attained humanly. It's God's gift to a person. Plain and simple.
Frustration????
PITY????
Spirit of detachment gives one an understanding of God's love, forgiveness and mercy. Think....the good thief....
Drawing from your comment, on one hand, God's grace has primacy in initiating and sustaining all life and existence in Heaven and Earth.
In turn, with this grace entrusted to us, mortals are empowered to cooperate freely with it.
Hence, God's when you to choose freely to exercise the spirit of detachment the above-mentioned example and many other things.
Having said that, individuals spiritual qualities and capacities. As a result, they can each struggle or succeed spiritually in different ways. They all depend on grace and have the potential to act in different ways.
@@MM22272 St John of the Cross is like the practitioner of vedanta vaishnavism bhakti , bhakti teaching is like islam and christian which goal is detachment the world and increase love for supreme unconditionally
Specially his mystical experience is called in Hinduism as brahman realization
St John of the Cross , (christian mystic ) Rabiya Al adawiya (sufi muslim
11:13 _ 11:19
Anyone know the name of the priest giving this sermon??
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Pray That I Will Keep The Ten Commandments Read The Bible Poor Souls In Purgatory Prayer In Schools That My Property Belongings Will Be Blessed That I Will Live Peacefully With My Neighbors Forgiveness Of Enemies That I Will Conquer My Sinful Desires Flee Evildoers Reflect Often On The Passion Suffering Death Of Jesus Christ
Are these the same series of priests preaching the sermons?
"She wanted a bigger piece of the Eucharist" hahaha John showed her
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Thank you Father, 3 Hail Mary's for you. I love the Carmelite saints. In psychology detachment has a negative definition, go figure.
The definition needed doctoring
He wasn't detached from the truth nor the depth of his identity.
How did this man make his mark on history, by making it wholly apparent how true the statement, "That man was wholly here."
Brings to cognition,
(our first born)
Transcendence as the epitome of being here, present on all levels.
There were not yet two branches of Carmelites with the friars. His brethren imprisoned him because he was trying to reform them.
The first TH-cam was very irritating. The background piano music was extremely badly played.
St John of the cross mytiscal experience have similar in vedanta Hinduism
Not similar; not even close. St. John was CATHOLIC!
Interesting. This world is passing and no one denies that. The laity must work in order to pay their bills and eat. No one denies that. Some can barely fulfill the requirements of the Faith while so many fall short not only in not going to Mass BUT and because of the New Mass and the Traditional Mass that are in conflict as are so many of the Priests claiming they are knowledgeable of the way. No one denies that though for a cause many will look the other way of extricate others for lack of it happening their way. That too no one denies in this sphere. So, what kind of detachment is being stated here? Does the Person talking really understand what they are saying to so many? Or is it the intent to have us contemplate this? Oh Lord, I am short on understanding and this as it sounds is so confusing. While I appreciate the message of detachment it sounds more like the definition of apathy or immobility which is caused by doubt and confusion. Detachment in spirit, then how can the needs of life, of the body, even follow what little they now have? Most learn early to live it their way because true guidance is lacking! To live each day with you my Lord and God: In thought, in feelings, in actions, living my life as though I am before you always, even though I am unworthy and accept that I do not see you. Mines is attachment which sounds here like detachment. So, what is it that this Saint, John of the Cross is saying?
krakusdomm It is detachment from all worldly things and personal wants.
Interesting comment. Still, we need food to eat, water to drink, we must take care of our bodies, clean our teeth, etc. Still, we were not made to live in the wilderness but to subdue it. Strange, which of these things do you refer to? Do you see my point about worldly things and personal wants?
He was considered to be a saint only for those in religious orders or religious life and of a mature spirituality. It is not for the average lay Catholic. His writings are very hard to understand. His writings were considered to be very difficult and he was one of the most difficult saints to understand. Perhaps he had a specific calling for his time that we are not meant to emulate.
Not that hard if you read his writings slowly and not rushing to the end of the book. He's teaching us detachment from euphoria and ecstasy in the presence of God. Such as, people go to the mass only because they want to feel the presence of God in Holy Communion. And indulge themselves in that sensation. Which is a devil at works, because it will preventing us from taking another steps toward God. He teach us that we're always in the love of God and there's no need for us to keep seeking confirmation and indulge ourselves in the sensations of being visited by God. In the part of spiritual sins, he teach us what mistakes that beginners do. In modern knowledge, it's about happy because of hormones instead of rejoice by spirit.
As Jesus so simply and subtlety played with the universes born and burning in The transcendence dancing on the top of the tongue, language and its marriage to the voice,
"Do not be of this world but, be in it."
...
Or Close, my apology for potential misquote,
But you get the idea...
So as your confusion rightly demands of your correct awareness,
detached is a truth that falls on either side of the coin...
Saints have their detachments...
Our mothers have their own.
Dissect and add as needed to correspond to your truth, for US!
Unflappable...huh.......🤔
Ice Ice baby
29 dislikes????
Proties?
Male role model for our effeminate modern boys of all ages.
He was a perfect incarnation of both Islam and Christianity, we need people like him in our times, thank you for posting, allah-god blessing
islam is false, christ is lord
popopop I guess you don't practice detachment
Stacey Strukel I guess you don't know what you're talking about.
Thank you for listening to the sermon.
Fake profit Muhammad was full of himself and committed every sin you could think of and Jesus didn’t commit any sin. Our lord Jesus is holy.
idolizing saints is idolatry! "No idolater shall inherit the kingdom of heaven"....1st corinthians chapter 6 nkjv
You have the wrong notion, we do not idolize the saints. They are like role models. They teach us, how to follow Jesus more perfectly. May God bless you
@@melmckenna4599 so well said
Saints are better than all your pastors combined
why does he talk like daaat? hope he doesn't with his family or on the street...
daisilui I love the way this priest talks!
In my opinion if you have an unusual way of talking that just makes you more endearing. Like Mother Angelica for example. She talked like an old granny. But her funny way of talking just made me love her all the more.
This priest is a phenomenal orator.
Education is so important.
.Your question alone shows How important educating ur self is so important, so you don't get left behind in society. Just saying.
You should be detached from it... haha Pray for me. I pray for you.
I always smile and giggle a bit of joy when he talks like this. GLORY TO GOD IN HEAVEN AND HIS PRIEST WORKERS!