“Let us remember that we are in the Most Holy presence of God.. in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.” How we started our prayer in our school, University of Saint La Salle Bacolod City, Philippines.
I’m finding new meaning in the Universal Christ, and yet my spiritual foundation is in ritual and the prayers of my beginnings as a Catholic Christian. Thank you for this message. Well done!
In this video, JonMarc looks so much like his father. You could make a movie & have JonMarc play the younger character & make people believe the filmmakers spent decades making the movie.
The sign of the cross is a great gift for us Catholic’s because it reminds us Catholic’s about our baptism and the triumph of Jesus Christ on the cross to redeem us and help us fulfill our salvation with our lord’s help to do the things of God’s will that he wants us learn of and understand that Jesus taught his shepherd’s of his church from the time he appointed his Apostles and their successor’s until the end of time Amen 🙏
Thank you, JonMarc Grodi, for this series on prayer, in the year our pope has called for us to grow in prayer! I love the sign of the cross as it is me saying "All of me, why not take all of me!" to our Lord, and it is our Lord drawing His cross on me once again, as He did at my baptism.
Jon Marc, you have a perfect heart shaped face incase nobody told you that. That little hair hanging at the middle specifically define the heart shape and its beautiful to watch.
There were no “ Christians”, meaning Baptists, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist, Calvinist in the first, 2nd, 3rd, 4th all the way to the ,err, 16th Century. The were only Christians, which meant Catholic, from the Greek “ Katolikos”, in English = UNIVERSAL, for ALL.
I saw a bumper sticker that said: If God seems far away, guess who moved.
I have been a catholic all of my life but recently the sign of the cross has become a favorite prayer.
“Let us remember that we are in the Most Holy presence of God.. in the Name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.” How we started our prayer in our school, University of Saint La Salle Bacolod City, Philippines.
I’m finding new meaning in the Universal Christ, and yet my spiritual foundation is in ritual and the prayers of my beginnings as a Catholic Christian. Thank you for this message. Well done!
In this video, JonMarc looks so much like his father. You could make a movie & have JonMarc play the younger character & make people believe the filmmakers spent decades making the movie.
The sign of the cross is a great gift for us Catholic’s because it reminds us Catholic’s about our baptism and the triumph of Jesus Christ on the cross to redeem us and help us fulfill our salvation with our lord’s help to do the things of God’s will that he wants us learn of and understand that Jesus taught his shepherd’s of his church from the time he appointed his Apostles and their successor’s until the end of time Amen 🙏
Thank you, JonMarc Grodi, for this series on prayer, in the year our pope has called for us to grow in prayer!
I love the sign of the cross as it is me saying "All of me, why not take all of me!" to our Lord, and it is our Lord drawing His cross on me once again, as He did at my baptism.
❤️🙏❤️
the title should be... why did many protestants STOP making the sign of the cross?
@@CatholicDefender-bp7mythis is my perennial experience. ESP with evangelicals
Jon Marc, you have a perfect heart shaped face incase nobody told you that. That little hair hanging at the middle specifically define the heart shape and its beautiful to watch.
😢He's a married man with children 😮.
Other churches make the Sign of The Cross just not the Catholics 😇 even the athletes make the sign of the 😇 don't know why it even being brought up
All Christian make the sign of the cross
Not all Christian’s. Normally, just the Catholic Christians.
Not all Christians. Normally, just the Catholic Christians.
Orthodox do too but I’ve never known Protestants etc to do so.
Nope, not all.
There were no “ Christians”, meaning Baptists, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist, Calvinist in the first, 2nd, 3rd, 4th all the way to the ,err, 16th Century. The were only Christians, which meant Catholic, from the Greek “ Katolikos”, in English = UNIVERSAL, for ALL.