Guestsplaining: Curtis Martin on Christ in the Eucharist | Fr. Gregory Pine & Patrick Briscoe
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- Guestsplaining: Curtis Martin on Christ in the Eucharist | Fr. Gregory Pine & Patrick Briscoe
On this episode of Guestsplaining, Fr. Gregory and Fr. Patrick welcome FOCUS founder, Curtis Martin, to the podcast to discuss the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, the Eucharist Revival, the National Eucharistic Congress, and much more.
Curtis Martin is the founder of FOCUS, a Catholic outreach organization that began in 1998. He holds a master’s degree in theology and is the author of the best-selling books, "Made for More" and "Making Missionary Disciples". In 2023, Pope Francis appointed Curtis as a Consultor to the Section for the Fundamental Questions of Evangelization.
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Praise God for his gift of the Blessed Eucharist 😊
Amen. Amen. Amen
Great episode! 30 minutes is not enough.
Thank you, Father Briscoe and Father Gregory!
God bless us all!
I watched this episode twice bc it’s so rich. Dynamic interviewers & guest!
The fr uits of your work have opened our Church to the path forward
Watching from New Zealand. I so would love to have been able to join the Eucharistic Congress. May the blessings of eucharistic worship flow across America, and all around the world 🙏🙏🙏
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Singed hair! Wow, God bless you beautiful men whose lives are a holocaust to the Lord 😇
20:00 Hi! ... is it strange that so many professed lovers of Jesus in the Catholic Church dislike "trans" and non-binary genders, when Transubstantiation factors so heavily in Divinity? You have items of food ... becoming a holy dude 😂 ...if that's not the transiest of Trans, i dunno what is!! but CONFESSION: i am a Protestant, still. The one time i got ready for Mass and went? i ended up there a FULL Hour late, and this was at a time i thought i had all my clocks and calendars in Order 😅
The stark difference is that while the bread and wine are really the Presence of God and infused with his substance, a person can’t change their biological gender no matter the amount of physical modifications they do to themselves. It’s not the same thing at all.
@@classicworks0316 biological... You mean "sex" -- a person can't can't change their sex. Gender, however, is a fluid societal construct. The fluidity is why you don't want to kill your mom for wearing pants when pencil skirts were made for her. Edit: and if you do, you probably weren't raised in America,... unless something got horribly manipulated
@@classicworks0316 strangely my last response was not posted, so here's me again (& I'd be loathe to think it got deleted...) : you are referring to SEX, the biological SEX of a person, whereas GENDER is a fluid construct of society. Women once were not to wear things called pants. They once weren't allowed to vote. They once were called witches and burned because as widows continuing whatever cottage industry their husband started, they were doing OK at it and maybe didn't want another marriage in order to continue it all. (Nothing like a stake-burning to return those assets to male domination!) Some of our First Nations actually have five genders, there are cultures in Africa where the men wear the makeup and smile to get a woman mate.
@@b8akaratnYou're conflating the natural with the conventional. God bless.
@@josephclark1431 conflating the natural What?
How is worshipping a piece of bread in a golden monstrance, which btw has direct pagan parallels, that evidently emits salvific holiness energies Christian or any different from worshipping a statue of Baal? Or have anything to do with Christ’s message? Did Christ say worship food? No one worshipped manna. There is absolutely zero evidence of bread worship from the church fathers. This is not Christian and is blatantly obvious paganism.
@@Dunning-Kruger-effect fwiw imo, there's NOTHING you can bring to Our Lord Who can't sanctify it, redeem it, and make His, Entirely.
@@emilymatienzo5922 Tell me you have no defense against blatant paganism without defending against blatantly obvious idolatrous paganism. Also, that you have no idea the Bible contains the Old Testament AND the gospels.
The ten commandments aren’t in the gospels but the OT. Here is what a biblical argument looks like using both the gospels and the Old Testament. It is as follows. ( gospels) John 3:14 which refers to OT Numbers 21:5-7 which is clarified in OT 2 Kings 18:4 and capped by OT Exodus 20:4.
Really blatant and obvious.
If you listen and watch this episode again (and maybe again) I will pray to the Holy Spirit to open your mind and heart. Mr Curtis is so on fire with the Spirit that he expresses himself rather quickly. Perhaps you could do what I do. I scroll down to where the transcript is, copy and paste it and print it out and then read and study it. I’m so grateful that they have that feature, especially with episodes so deep.
@@inspired-gz7vc I am reasonably sure any spirit approving of worshipping food and people trying to bask in its presence to absorb holy energies or whatever pagan motivation from it is not holy. This is identical to every other pagan idol worship. The monstrance is identical to Baal worship.