Thank you so much once again Fr. Ripperger for this incredible sermon. I have really enjoyed watching it and it coincides with the everyday life. God be praised for the talent He has given to you. Amen
@@iluvchocolatecereal There once was a child who set a toy boat adrift, with a simple message attached, "Hello". As an adult the child had forgotten about the boat and wondered what ever happened to it. Far away across the sea, someone was talking with friends about childhood memories, and brought up the time he had found a toy boat with a message, "Hello". They smiled at the thought. Yes. love is fruitful, no matter how small the gesture may seem. Even in a smile. Peace.😊
I noticed that Fr Ripperger said he lives in Colorado. It used to be a good place to live. The level of courtesy there has definitely declined. The rural areas are still ok. Love Fr Ripperger
The electronic devices are a real obstacle to courtesy. Between the iPods/MP3 players and the streaming video on so-called smart phones, people go through the day largely oblivious of their surroundings. It really is an addiction.
Millennials tend to be completely oblivious for sure, but as someone that works in customer service, the rudest and most entitled people I find are the older ones most of the time. With the younger people its just a lack of thought, but the older people are outright malicious when it comes to common courtesy, or rather the lack of it.
If you've been taught that YOU are the center of the universe, the star of everyone else's movies, then why would you be courteous? Everyone else is just an "extra" in YOUR movie, right?
Gahhhhh the sound quality is awful! =_= ..some courtesy here wouldn't go amiss beloved video editor! *press up on the button for the overlay sound in your editing software just a smidge more.. and by a smidge I mean smash it like a 9year old smashes the like button on a Pewds gamer post! :D (this is code for "a lot")
Working on a construction site with hammers and sirens going off all day, living in a disaster zone that's in a state of emergency... The sound quality is far more than adequate.
Man Texas that's a rather sociopathic way to answer a reasonable request. .. you are literally saying I have it worse so your argument is invalid. As if striving for quality is a terrible thing because you've had it mediocre is something of a comparable premise? Really? I mean really?
@@BindingTheYoke Ma'am, simmer down! The man was making a funny statement, he wasn't shutting down your feedback on the sound quality. It's funny because he's saying he is so used to hearing deafening construction noise 24/7, that he doesn't even notice the difference. You're gonna be okay Rebecca, chill
Civility: Something people today lack I grew up in a world where if you had an simple disliking for somebody for no apparent reason then you just simply didn't engage with that person. You still held a civil tongue or even held the door for that person if they were directly behind you, anything less was an obtuse or disrespectful action on your part and for why? Perhaps the person simply has a similar nose shape to an uncle you did not like and something as simple as that is the reason you dislike him or have a lack of trust, but the person in question has done you no wrong so until they do any ill committed by you makes you the fucking arsehole. Today however the world has changed and now we live in a world where having a disliking for somebody is supposedly grounds to get a few mates involved and beat them into a coma, maybe even stab them a few times, all because at the subconscious level this person has a similar facial feature to somebody who had done you wrong. Not liking somebody is not grounds to go on the offensive be it physically or verbally, it makes you the aggressor and the arsehole in the situation
Has that actually happened tho? Like have you ever encountered anyone who was beaten and stabbed because someone simply didnt like them? As an adolescent, my youth has fortunately been free from such beatings and stabbings, but perhaps i have just been sheltered from this hellscape you describe.
Turn the sound on. Look at the 3rd symbol from the left at the bottom of the screen. If it has a line or X through it, then the sound is turned off. Click on it to turn it on.
Station in life? Sorry, the parable doesn't go....what so ever you do...to the people with nice houses....that you do unto me........nor does it go.....whatsoever you do...to misusers of spiritual authority....that you do unto me....that's not how it goes. Consideration applies to everybody, regardless of station, and in fact is more important for people who the world sees as having a low station.
Fr. Ripperger, Thank you so much for touching on this subject..very much needed...God Bless you!!🙏
tres Ave' Marias para o Sr. Padre Chad Ripperger
Thank you so much once again Fr. Ripperger for this incredible sermon. I have really enjoyed watching it and it coincides with the everyday life. God be praised for the talent He has given to you. Amen
Love begets Love. Even though it may not always be immediately observable, later it will bear fruit.
Sadly, not always.
@@iluvchocolatecereal There once was a child who set a toy boat adrift, with a simple message attached, "Hello". As an adult the child had forgotten about the boat and wondered what ever happened to it. Far away across the sea, someone was talking with friends about childhood memories, and brought up the time he had found a toy boat with a message, "Hello". They smiled at the thought.
Yes. love is fruitful, no matter how small the gesture may seem. Even in a smile. Peace.😊
I noticed that Fr Ripperger said he lives in Colorado. It used to be a good place to live. The level of courtesy there has definitely declined. The rural areas are still ok. Love Fr Ripperger
The decline of common courtesy is a worldwide phenomenon, one of the "signs of the times".
Probably because they are high.. not only on self righteousness but weed too! >_>
The electronic devices are a real obstacle to courtesy. Between the iPods/MP3 players and the streaming video on so-called smart phones, people go through the day largely oblivious of their surroundings. It really is an addiction.
I really needed these reminders.
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!!!
Thank you
Thank you again Sensus Fidelim🙏🏼 (5:45 male seemed to be deliberately tying his lace at the crosswalk).
Excellent Father ! Your talk augments my reading of "NIcomachean Ethics" (Aristotle), but in a much richer and digestible way , lol
Thank you Father. Penanceware one decade done for you. Some nice pictures in this one.
What does Fr. Ripperger say about the canonical status of the SSPX?
Millennials tend to be completely oblivious for sure, but as someone that works in customer service, the rudest and most entitled people I find are the older ones most of the time. With the younger people its just a lack of thought, but the older people are outright malicious when it comes to common courtesy, or rather the lack of it.
If you've been taught that YOU are the center of the universe, the star of everyone else's movies, then why would you be courteous? Everyone else is just an "extra" in YOUR movie, right?
Awesome talk by Fr. Ripperger! Love the Walmart footage! Did you go there to grab that footage? LOL!
How can I find Fr Ripperger and come hear a homily or conference? Is he ever in SC?
Check with James Albert about trying to bring him in. He runs the Columbia traditional mass group.
@@SensusFidelium I would drive 3 hrs. to see him easy.
What about Louisiana? Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you
@@astrogumbo Louisiana would be awesome!
You're in colorado? I would love to hear one of your talks!
I found some of my faults during this lecture. Thank you!
Name of that beautiful song near the end?
Stabat mater dolorosa
Haha crude brutes! Love it.
Gahhhhh the sound quality is awful! =_= ..some courtesy here wouldn't go amiss beloved video editor! *press up on the button for the overlay sound in your editing software just a smidge more.. and by a smidge I mean smash it like a 9year old smashes the like button on a Pewds gamer post! :D (this is code for "a lot")
Lol
Working on a construction site with hammers and sirens going off all day, living in a disaster zone that's in a state of emergency...
The sound quality is far more than adequate.
Man Texas that's a rather sociopathic way to answer a reasonable request. .. you are literally saying I have it worse so your argument is invalid. As if striving for quality is a terrible thing because you've had it mediocre is something of a comparable premise? Really? I mean really?
@@BindingTheYoke Ma'am, simmer down! The man was making a funny statement, he wasn't shutting down your feedback on the sound quality. It's funny because he's saying he is so used to hearing deafening construction noise 24/7, that he doesn't even notice the difference. You're gonna be okay Rebecca, chill
An0nH4x0r3z mmm so many assumptions in one post.
Civility: Something people today lack
I grew up in a world where if you had an simple disliking for somebody for no apparent reason then you just simply didn't engage with that person. You still held a civil tongue or even held the door for that person if they were directly behind you, anything less was an obtuse or disrespectful action on your part and for why? Perhaps the person simply has a similar nose shape to an uncle you did not like and something as simple as that is the reason you dislike him or have a lack of trust, but the person in question has done you no wrong so until they do any ill committed by you makes you the fucking arsehole. Today however the world has changed and now we live in a world where having a disliking for somebody is supposedly grounds to get a few mates involved and beat them into a coma, maybe even stab them a few times, all because at the subconscious level this person has a similar facial feature to somebody who had done you wrong. Not liking somebody is not grounds to go on the offensive be it physically or verbally, it makes you the aggressor and the arsehole in the situation
Has that actually happened tho? Like have you ever encountered anyone who was beaten and stabbed because someone simply didnt like them? As an adolescent, my youth has fortunately been free from such beatings and stabbings, but perhaps i have just been sheltered from this hellscape you describe.
@@Hearthian you dont watch the news or something?
Can't hear this!!!!!
Turn the sound on. Look at the 3rd symbol from the left at the bottom of the screen. If it has a line or X through it, then the sound is turned off. Click on it to turn it on.
Station in life? Sorry, the parable doesn't go....what so ever you do...to the people with nice houses....that you do unto me........nor does it go.....whatsoever you do...to misusers of spiritual authority....that you do unto me....that's not how it goes. Consideration applies to everybody, regardless of station, and in fact is more important for people who the world sees as having a low station.