Shocking Revelations from Nagasaki Survivor | Saint Kolbe Warned us!
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- Saint Maximilian Kolbe built the Monastery in Nagasaki that survived the Nuclear Bomb that ended the war between Japan and the allied forces. Nuclear War is horrific and the devastation is terrible, and even the survivors envy the dead. Will we ever learn our lesson and avoid nuclear war? Saint Kolbe tried to warn us!
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St. Maximillian Kolbe exuded courage, bravery and strength. He was a man who saw the world with 20/20 vision and was not afraid to step forward when God called him.
St. Maximillian, pray for us.
Ironic that this guy is luded as a martyr for the wrong side of the war, when his mission was attacked, needlessly, by the “good guys,” lol
Saint Kolbe died in a concentration camp. He gave up his life for a man who had a family.
St. Maximilian Kolbe had so much courage and bravery in his ultimate desire to do God's will. How apropos to discuss this at this time. History undoubtedly repeats itself. St. Maximilian Kolbe had foresight. Thank you,Joe. We must take this as a warning to humanity. God Bless you. St. Maximilian Kolbe pray for us.
Thank you. I've discovered your morning show after growing up Baptist, running and doing alcohol and drugs for a while and then coming back to Christ, then researching the apostolic fathers and very early church and now I'm an ex Protestant (not roman catholic or another yet) I'm resting in Christ and trusting The Holy Spirit to lead me. I just have some issues with the magisterium throughout the ages.
But i love your take.
Have you ever listened to Dr. David Anders (he's on EWTN tv and live on their radio programs)? I think you'd enjoy hearing some very good intellectually stimulating discussions. You should check him out...he answers a lot of questions for non-Catholics and he always has thorough, great answers. ✝
@@sleepinglioness5754 Patrick Madrid from Relevant Radio also good I hear.
I will check out Dr. Anders. I haven't heard of him yet. I will check out relevant radio as well.
Thank you all so much for being gracious.
@@punkdrummr2000 Np, God Bless and may The Holy Spirit guide you through the intercession of Mary Most Holy!
So your faith is in yourself. K
Truman (33rd degree) was involved in choosing the two cities in Japan with the highest concentration of Catholics. Not a coincidence!
@@catholicarrows they have always persecuted Catholic Christians - and it just gets worse by the day .God help us. 🙏🛐✝️
I will be visiting Nagasaki next year in spring and plan to make it a pilgrimage.
St Kolbe is the reason why I'm a knight of the Immaculata😉
I was at the monastery in October of last year . The Holy Spirit lead me there on my last day in Nagasaki. I didn’t know about the Grotto until I got there. There was a sign on a hill pointing to stairs that said “Lourdes” ルルド in Japanese. I walked up a steep hill and reached the monastery and Grotto. It was 8 o’clock in the morning and there was no one there except for the caretaker sweeping in front of the Grotto. He knew Friar Tomei Ozaki and told me stories about him. It was a very peaceful place.
You were blessed
Good afternoon Joe, Hope you and your family are doing well! My prayers shall accompany you as you travel to Upstate, NY on Thursday from Texas and during the conference this weekend! My best to Mother Miriam, Raymond Arroyo, Bishop Strickland and Candace Owen! God bless all of you! Tori (from Queens, NY, presently living in Germany) Perhaps we will see one another again for the Rome Life Forum in Italy! ✝️🙏🇺🇸🗽
Viva Candace.
Because of the bomb, my dad was able to come home alive to our family. I know that many people suffered, but I'm grateful that my dad made it home safely. I'm sorry for all of the people who suffered.
So you mean your dad's life is more important than 45000 civilian's life. I think your comments so selfish.
@@entame6817 entame: are you aware the US was at war with Japan after Japan attacked Pearl Harbour (Hawaii) in 1941? Japan killed millions+++ in WW2. You may want to investigate this to satisfy your own knowledge of the heinous history involved.
Unfortunately, the propaganda set out by the US Government and Media 80 years ago still holds sway over the minds of many.
@@entame6817 It would have been far more had the Americans attempted a landing invasion of the islands of Japan, 10s of millions... They were ready to fight till the last man, they got nuked once and they still kept fighting until the second nuke, think about that... Leave Kathy alone.
@entame6817 I think you missed Kathy's point. I don't see anything in her post that implies her dad's life is more important than 45,000 other lives.
Most family members hope their loved ones come back from war alive. And if they do, they're grateful. They're also feel sorrow for those who were killed.
Father Maximilian Kolbe was an amazing, courageous, and very devoted Saint to Immaculata.
Father Kolbes life was lived in love because he followed the One who is full of grace!
Thank you! Engrossing. Now I want to hear you read the rest of the book. Do you have audiobooks? You’re a fantastic narrator. I’d buy them and enjoy listening to every word. St Maximilian Kolbe please pray for us
Amen 🙏
Shame on the United States government, 40,000 people gone in one moment. God help us all 💔
“The MI: human participation in the mission of the IMMACULATA.” +St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe (her littlest knight), ora pro nobis
Great synopsis!
My parent was a teen in Nagasaki @ the time of the hit. I'm not buying the stated interpretation the hit happened because of cloud splitting. At the time of the hit, Nagasaki & Hiroshima were the largest & highest densities of Christians likely in the whole of Asia. She stated the hits SAVED the people in the nation - there was no other means to end & free Japan from the visc0us unlimited ongoing tyr.anny.
Sorry but we know that war had already ended and Japan was already defeted.
@@sekhem313 I was reading somewhere long ago that there were like 1 million Catholics.
Regarding the moral horror of the atomic bombs, which is justified, the planners of Operation Majestic and Operation Olympic calculated that it would have taken over 1 million American lives just invading Japan, and that some 10 million Japanese would die in the process. As horriffic as they were, the bombs actually saved millions of lives, both Japanese and Allied.
Wrong. You cannot indiscriminately slaughter innocent children to save the lives of troops. How disgusting
@@BobCatholicOrHell The estimated death toll among Japanese civilians given the rhetoric of the Japanese army at the time, where civilians were expected to mount their own suicide attacks ( witness Saipan) was estimated in the tens of millions, those tens of million of Japanese civilians actually owe their survival to the use of these weapons too.
The site at Urakami surely is related to the Shimabara Revolt of Catholics near Nagasaki, in addition to the Nagasaki Martyrs.
Nagasaki should never have been considered as a nuclear target due to Dejima and the only gateway to the West during the Tokugawa.
As a side note: the munitions factory near Urakami is still operating under Mitsubishi Heavy-several U.S. POWs died there when the bomb went off, killing them instantly.
It was not cloudy over the primary target, that was nonsense, plan was always to divert to “secondary target” so as to make the catholic church of the town which was the center of the faith in japan as the main event. This was a ritualistic murder…”
When I arrived you had 333 'likes'. Didn't want to be the one to alter that holy number so I waited. Now I'm number 363. Good! (lol)
Thank you for how you spoke about the decision to drop the bomb. Many American Catholics close their eyes to it
There is nothing to learn, we are here not to learn but to do the best we can.
If I'm reading your comment in the correct context then it is very secular and shortsighted, but runs right along the lines of the modernist "I'm perfect the way I am" verbiage. There is everything to learn, if we don't learn then how can we do any good? How can we know God? There are very few saints around these days who get the interior grace to know Him without knowledge. Especially these days when so much if the world is living a lie.
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You're showing the book, but you totally cover its title.
It would be extremely difficult to calculate but you don't need to be a mathematician to have a pretty good idea of how many more would've died had the War continued for one more month. With non stop bombing of all Japan alone, not counting the soldiers dying on both sides say about 1000 souls were wasted every single day in a War that was all but lost for Japan.
Had the War dragged on 1 more month that would've been 30,000 dead people i! One month more 60,000, yet another...see how easily that would've surpassed Nagasaki and Hiroshima? Just saying.
Titus 3:3 KJV "For we ourselves also were sometimes foolish, disobedient, deceived, serving divers (many different) lusts and pleasures, living in malice and envy, hateful, and hating one another. 4 But after that the kindness and love of GOD our SAVIOR toward man appeared, 5 not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to HIS mercy HE saved us, by the washing of regeneration (cleansed of all sin by being born again/made alive by the indwelling of the HOLY SPIRIT), and renewing of the HOLY GHOST (restoring/renewing our soul not sacrificing CHRIST over and over again in the unbloody sacrifice of the mass); 6 which HE shed on us abundantly through JESUS CHRIST our SAVIOR; 7 that being justified by HIS grace (forgiven of all sins by GOD's free gift of grace), we should be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life."
We use the Catholic Bible only!
@@vivrowe2763 Are you saying the Book of Titus is not in the catholic bible???
Gross. Why would you use a KJV
@@BobCatholicOrHell Because they are the born again mob, it suits them, but they don't want the true story.
@@BobCatholicOrHell Do you not have the book of Titus in your Bible?
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