Does God Want You to be Rich? | The Catholic Gentleman

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  • @LB-gu3wq
    @LB-gu3wq ปีที่แล้ว +4

    I asked the question! So happy you could help me gentlemen. I prayed so much that you would share your wisdom with me. Now, with God’s grace and your advice, I hope I will grow up and become a man like you.
    Thanks a lot and best greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

    • @pkl8811
      @pkl8811 4 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

      geh zur alten Messe.

  • @DojoGo
    @DojoGo ปีที่แล้ว +5

    I really needed to hear this message today. Thank you for posting this. As a marketer, I can totally relate. You can actually get put around people who obsess over their finances so much that they are sometimes willing to turn that into a god.

  • @fc-qr1cy
    @fc-qr1cy ปีที่แล้ว +3

    great conversation gentlemen.. A lot of young men should watch because of society pushes material things with a grind to do what you need to achieve. which is sad for todays youth but this has been society for a few decades sadly. regardless of my position in life. I found ( with maturity ) and the Security and Faith in The Creator all Material things means nothing but a means to bless others. . God bless your gentlemen.

  • @CatholicPrintingPress
    @CatholicPrintingPress ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I really enjoyed this show. Much love from the Pellegrini Farm & Catholic Printing Press. +JMJ+ Lisa

  • @transcend8500
    @transcend8500 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    We’ve been needing these kind of videos VERY HIGHLY because I agree as well a lot of us young men are not guided rightly by our genetic fathers and have been calling themselves Catholics as well. But I personally have had to be self taught but eventually I do believe we need Catholic Gentlemen around us to show us the way and have better understanding of our lives to serve God better and for others. Keep making videos please! Because it also affects catholic young ladies as well.

  • @billyryan2518
    @billyryan2518 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Great episode gentlemen!

  • @jonathandiaz4632
    @jonathandiaz4632 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Something to be struggled with for sure. I dont want to be rich really, but there are definitely a couple things that keep calling to me (like a nice sport car to enjoy thou im a father of three)
    Thanks for another insight on this.

  • @Shlomayo
    @Shlomayo ปีที่แล้ว +5

    According to Fr. Thomas Dubay, poverty is the ideal for all Christians - not just the consecrated religious.

  • @hansblitz7770
    @hansblitz7770 ปีที่แล้ว

    It makes life easier to a point. Certain things money cannot fix though.
    If an individual is never sent into panic or worry over money, they are doing pretty good.

  • @SpiritofAloha11
    @SpiritofAloha11 ปีที่แล้ว

    Does money make life better? Yes.

  • @aaronargottelopez3488
    @aaronargottelopez3488 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

  • @JohnGalt99999
    @JohnGalt99999 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Gentlemen……
    Money is a direct representation as to one’s societal position (when earned correctly).
    If you are a person open to hearing about Catholicism are you more likely to listen to someone successful or someone who is not??
    There is no virtue in struggling to get by. In fact, no one takes you seriously.
    This show was hard to watch.
    Worth noting from a marketing standpoint:
    Why is North America rich and SA is not?
    Many historians would agree Catholic influence in SA and Protestantism in NA.
    Fellas
    Someone needs to send a memo to the Catholic marketing office.
    I’m a TLM attending traditional Catholic and as a business guy I see this clearly. Love of money is the issue.
    Not money.
    It’s time to wake up.
    We can start by educating our fellow Catholic brothers and maybe SHOWING them career paths or even jobs.

    • @frappartkevin-yvart5752
      @frappartkevin-yvart5752 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Dear Sir,
      Our Lord said it, we can serve two masters, God and money. Money is indeed the problem, not only the love of it. Self-love isn't a problem if going your way, however it is the fruit of pride, which is why Christ asks us to renounce ourselves.
      Protestants are the problem in South Ameria ; the Spanish Empire has lost its lands due to the plots and schemes of the Protestant kingdoms of England, the Republic of the Netherland, the Lutheran Germany, the revolutionary France (French Revolution was led by Protestants and merchants). France never had money yet we have greater literature than all our neighbours, with Italy and Spain we have the greatest architecture and systems of laws in the world - slowly destroyed by democracy - France has no money yet defeated England and its neighbours in most of the wars raged against her. Big part of the greatest scientists are Catholics, lots of inventions, many discoveries. We are first rich in God, and then on earth.

  • @phoenixaz8431
    @phoenixaz8431 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Life crushed me very early on. As a young adult, it one day dawned on me that the only way I could have a reasonably/very happy life was with financial freedom. Nothing outrageous, so having enough money without the stress/anxiety of work/constant social interaction to plague me. I'd rather God hadn't allowed me to be conceived than to have to live life as a slave to money. After the many faces of shame, being a slave to money is another layer on top. People who aren't skilled, confident and smart tend to not be CEOs making 250k a year.
    To be blunt, lottery would free me from a life of lack, stagnation, loneliness, inadequacy, shame and hopelessness that God has plagued me with. God is a hope crusher. Nothing would defeat God's plan of misery more succinctly and completely than lottery. I'd be curious to see how God would go about attacking me if I was financially free. He'd go after my health. Radon would come in handy. Or multiple sclerosis. Heart attack. Stroke would be nice. Have someone falsely accuse me of a heinous crime. He'd get creative, no doubt.