Why is St. John the Baptist a Martyr? - The Passion of St. John the Baptist Part 2

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  • @niascenery
    @niascenery ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Thank you for this research and insight. These videos are a great length, to the point, and appreciated. God bless

  • @Aggie-zs1qi
    @Aggie-zs1qi ปีที่แล้ว +3

    These daily reflections are so edifying - 🙏🏼 thank you!

  • @nitznatac3919
    @nitznatac3919 ปีที่แล้ว +7

    Truly you are God sent Paul❤ funny enough I am old school mum & grandmother who loves all your chants & the wording of the 🙏 prayers so what I do for St John the Baptist whom I dearly love ( together with Our Lady of Medjugorje Queen of Peace & St John the Baptist are the Patrons of our COP Communion of Peace group with Fr Rory Morrissey) I painstakingly write the Hymn, Antiphons and Responsary in my notebook to stick it into my mind & ❤️ heart 🕊 as I grow older each day my memories is not great but by writing them they stay more in my ❤& mind. I'm a happy😅 soul doing it & singing with you 🎶 God bless always ❤May God increase as we decrease 🙏

    • @suzannehallock8174
      @suzannehallock8174 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      I have memory issues myself very good idea to write them in a notebook God Bless you and God Bless Paul he is truly a God sent ✝️🙏🏻🕊️

  • @Shlomayo
    @Shlomayo ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Very much appreciate the LOTR reference here!
    A very refreshing way of expounding on the feasts.

  • @AuraDawn_Health
    @AuraDawn_Health ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Never thought of this before. Thank you for your insight to St. John the Baptist!

  • @MsRocko99
    @MsRocko99 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    ❤❤❤

  • @mirtarubalcava8984
    @mirtarubalcava8984 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Amen! He IS an incredible martyr. Thank you for this extra with interesting facts. God bless you & your family.
    St. John the Baptist, intercede for us.

  • @lucypeutros55
    @lucypeutros55 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Thank you may the almighty God bless you amen 🙏 ❤

    • @delfinagarcia4771
      @delfinagarcia4771 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Beautiful. I have a new favorite TH-cam channel. Going to have to look for previous posts and do some catching up. So edifying. Thank you

  • @elviragutierrez8396
    @elviragutierrez8396 ปีที่แล้ว

    Yay!!!!🙏😊
    So glad I found you guys!

  • @cozycrunchy
    @cozycrunchy ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Thank you!

  • @hamotenvo223
    @hamotenvo223 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Thanks for the insightful video. I had two questions, where do you get the tones for the psalms and where do you get the hymns for each day considering the breviary by Catholic Book Publishing has the 1970’s translation? I would like to find the Latin versions and the new 2023 hymns

    • @chantsandrants
      @chantsandrants  ปีที่แล้ว +2

      I transcribe them from either the Antiphonale Romanum or the Liber Usualis from Latin into English. It’s a very involved process. The 2023 hymns can be found in Latin in the Liber Hymnarius or in English in the Divine Office Hymnal published in July through GIA.

  • @laurenb9479
    @laurenb9479 ปีที่แล้ว

    This is wonderful thank you!

  • @carolineleavitt4363
    @carolineleavitt4363 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you!!

  • @ninasamuels9482
    @ninasamuels9482 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you .

  • @tomg1247
    @tomg1247 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I found it interesting that when the message from Jesus was brought back to John, quoting Isiah, one phrase was omitted: “bringing forth from the dungeon.” I wrote a story book on characters from the Bible (author name TP Graf). Here is the one for John. Hope it is not too long for TH-cam posts.
    The Cousin
    My mother claims that I
    leapt in her womb
    when Mary visited us those
    many years ago.
    I don’t recall it.
    Though for the telling, I’m content
    to think that it might have happened.
    It certainly had its own role in her
    shaping my early days for something
    other than following in my father’s
    footsteps as a member
    of the priestly class.
    My father was a good man, but my
    mother and I looked with great
    suspicion on his peers. They seemed
    a little too self-assured of their
    own superiority.
    Their piety was nauseating.
    For his part, he was struck dumb
    for asking an angel what seemed
    a pretty reasonable question about
    age and fertility.
    This lasted until I was taken as
    a child to the temple for my
    presentation to the Lord.
    (A rite for boys only.)
    This would free his tongue, and he
    would pour out a great poem
    about my life and my vocation.
    Despite his priestly class,
    he allowed me to go a different way-
    a way he was fully persuaded was
    the Divine leading.
    It was a far cry from his world. I would
    live a simple, rustic life well
    outside the established order.
    I saw water as an excellent symbol
    for cleansing us of all of the garbage we
    carried willingly or were compelled to
    carry by the legalism that was
    thrust upon us.
    At any rate, I became somewhat
    of a problem for the establishment.
    I’m sure my father took some heat
    from his peers, but he never tried
    to dissuade me from my vocation.
    I saw the boy I’d made such a fuss about
    in the womb coming my way.
    We grew up in some familiarity,
    him being my cousin.
    I went off at a young age to start my
    vocation as the anti-establishment,
    radical baptizer.
    He had stayed at home working as a
    carpenter. I knew he had another vocation.
    I didn’t know when he would act on it.
    He seemed in no big hurry to do so.
    I was in high gear and he in low.
    When I saw him coming down the hillside,
    I thought, “Aha! He has begun.”
    The scribes and pharisees who had come
    out to observe me had put me in a mood.
    Vipers...
    Anyway, it threw me a bit that this cousin
    would want my baptism. I said it plainly enough.
    “You should baptize me.”
    But he insisted, and so I did. The Holy Dove
    descended, confirming the start of his
    vocation as the Beloved One.
    I, for my part, continued to speak truth to power.
    The house of Herod didn’t take kindly to
    my pointing out their adulterous coven.
    And in the end, it would cost me my head.
    (Too many emperors, kings, and powers
    would see injustice as their own
    perverse, divine right
    to bestow on their opposition. The empire
    did not approve of radicals pointing out
    their multiplicity of evils.)
    In full disclosure, I was a little confused
    by the cousin’s tactics. I had foretold of one
    coming who would baptize with fire.
    Yes, I expected revolution!
    The cousin seemed more prone
    to sit on the hills and talk in poetic
    metaphors. He liked to bless all the
    simplest gifts of people and Creation.
    I had even heard
    that perhaps he’d forgotten us relatives
    when I was told he had said
    to a gathering,
    “Who is my mother and who are my brothers?”
    While imprisoned, I began to doubt.
    Who doesn’t doubt in these dark,
    stinking cells?
    Was I wrong to think of him
    as the deliverer?
    He wasn’t delivering me!
    When the word came back, I finally understood.
    “The blind see; the lame walk; the lepers healed;
    the dead raised; the good news proclaimed to the poor.”
    Isaiah’s other foretelling of “bringing forth from
    the dungeon”’ dropped from the list.
    Okay, nothing about breaking me out of prison.
    Understood.
    I finally saw clearly. He was not going
    to baptize with fire. He was far more
    radical than I.
    He would love his enemies and bind the
    wounds of the weakest. He would set
    us free in our own hearts.
    No ritual purification was needed
    in any form.
    I came back to that one phrase.
    The dead raised.
    My fate was clear, as was the promise.
    The royals would have my head literally on
    their silver platter.
    The temple would approve.
    Neither would have my soul.
    The boy I had known and the man he
    would become had delivered the
    promise. It just took some of us
    longer to see.
    The promise was love
    and not revolution.
    Something in my prison cell I finally
    understood.
    The Deliverer had delivered me.
    Peace was mine.

  • @wms72
    @wms72 ปีที่แล้ว

    Though John lacked the grace of the knowledge that Christ's Christ's Resurrection had ben accomplished (like other martyrs did not lack), I have heard it said that he was sanctified in his Mother's womb, so he had that grace.

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