Thanks for watching! I know this is something a LOT of you have requested and we've been trying to make it happen behind the scenes for months. We wanted to have the original 4 who reviewed the trailer for this panel but given that reviewing a TV show is much more of a time commitment than even a movie, it ended up causing a lot of delays due to everyone's busy schedules. We didn't want to put it off any longer so we're doing the review now with Madison filling in for Renee, since a lot of you liked her in the Silence review and wanted us to bring her back. :) Also, I have been listening to those of you who felt that the reviews were too long when they were running close to an hour...I'm editing them now to be around 20 minutes each. -David
Thank - thank - THANK YOU for doing this. I was starting to lose hope that you'd actually review the whole series. I stumbled across your trailer review several months ago and left a scathing comment criticizing the panel. I was looking forward to the Young Pope miniseries for almost a year, and never missed an episode. I was upset that your panel was reviewing the trailer which seems like a bizarre thing to do for any film or series, but how flippantly the panel dismissed this expertly crafted work of fiction really got under my skin. I think this show had some poignant things to say about far more than Catholicism, and that you will all really enjoy watching it. I have to say I enjoyed this review tremendously as I am keen to know what a pack of Catholic Millennials think about this show. I'm not here to judge what you think about it, as long as its considerate and well reasoned, I'm here to understand a work of fiction I like from a different perspective. I wonder if it wouldn't be beneficial for you guys to view the episode separately. I have a feeling that watching it together may distract you from important imagery/dialogue, and being surrounded by friends may effect your perception of the series. I'll be in the front row for all 5 episodes. Again, I really appreciate you guys reviewing this I suspect that you really didn't want to and were maybe even a bit uncomfortable doing it. But the show is good if you stick with it, and I don't think there is anything in it that might cause such offense or affront to your faith that it would inhibit your enjoyment. Peace guys. J
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Pope Pius was underlining the need to remove the celebrity of his position. In other words, humility. That is the conflict. The Catholic Church has to function in a secular and political context, and how much faith actually still informs its actions, rather than the need to maintain and propogate its institutional power. Saving the Faith is not the equal of saving the Church. The Church is a tool for the Faith to spread and, it is not one and the same. The Church is the means, but the Faith - the message of Jesus - is the ends. Does the ends justify the means?
No. The church is not just the structure of the vatican, the church is the combined people of God. Faith is not the end and the church the means, the church is rather the collective body of all those who are faithful. Faith means nothing if it is not also lived out.
God Bless you guys :) please pray for me in my journey to the Priesthood (joining the seminary in June) & all the Youth at my parish in Brooklyn, NY at Saints Peter & Paul Parish - Epiphany Church. Thank You!! God Bless. I will continue to pray for you guys. :)
Stay with God. Do not stray off the path. Remember that when you call God and Jesus into you life many evil spirits follow. They love to test those who love God and Jesus. If you are tested just say this. Get away from me Satan and his demons, in the Name Of Jesus Christ, LEAVE. You may have to say this a few times. It is only when you say it with TRUE CONVICTION that they will leave you.
What Violo was saying was that human nature has a tendency to commit the same sins, so it should be easy to find the Pope's weaknesses, and blackmail to control him.
Joe, I'm Italian too. Well half, my father and his family is Italian. I grew up here (USA) though, but what you said is absolutely correct. Italians judge you two things: 1) how much you eat and 2) what you eat
Ironically, Pope Pius was against all of that. When you first hear him you think ''wtf is this?" but then it turned out it was all just a dream. I honestly thought it was a good series, you just have to give it a little bit of time to develop :)
Thank you for this review! I loved the "Im sexy and I know it" scene in which Lenny was dressing up. Too bad pope Francis doesn't wear any of these nice looking things.
So glad to see this review! I saw the trailer and a few clips, and I got the impression that it was not going to be very respectful. But from your description, it sounds like it wasn't as bad as I thought. Maybe I will give it a shot!
harrypotternerd27 It actually never disrespects the Church. Many times it praises and defends the church from all the blame it has received from the Godless world. It also presents the Church in its traditional splendor (i.e Latin Mass, traditional papal vestments, etc.), which has been lacking in the church today. I thoroughly enjoyed the series -- in spite of some scandalous scenes of course-- and recommend you to watch it.
Thank you for all the content on this channel! Not a Catholic myself, and I disagree about a ton of what's being said here and still I enjoy most of what's on your channel (: Could you review/react to The Keepers (Netflix)?
Really great discussion everyone! I'm really looking forward to the rest of your discussions on this show with the following episodes. A heads up, there are a lot of downright disturbing and cringe worthy scenes that are just unspeakable. BUT there are good things in the show that outweigh the negative, it's just a little difficult because the negative is indeed shocking, and if you get caught up in that distraction you'll see past some of the good (especially towards the end of the opening credits as the episodes progress, that really disturbed me, until I got to the point of just closing my eyes until it got back to the show to not completely put me off). I definitely thought it was intriguing, I wouldn't say I'm a fan of it, but I did like it despite the creator's motivations for it. It did provoke thought and reflection though which I appreciate. If anything to not get discouraged, the ending was really well done in my opinion, so look forward to that at least. Looking forward to more of your thoughts and discussions on it! Thanks again and God Bless!
This was great!!! I'm glad to hear your POV because I was curious about this show when I saw you guys review the trailer. Can't wait to hear what you think about the other episodes!!! It would be nice if the director could get a hold of your review and use some of your recommendations regarding where the show should be heading!!! Love Madison and I'm def feeling Joe's beard!!! God bless guys!!!
Oh man! I loved this series. As a Catholic it made me very uncomfortable at times but it also confirmed what I really didn't want to think the Vatican and Catholic Church is like - basically, a political entity with a few "true men of God" thrown in who really have a calling. I ended up surrendering and taking it all in as a great piece of entertainment. My faith lies in Jesus and that's where it'll stay.
I find it unfortunate that they used a Catholic setting for the show because it is a purely secular show and can therefore give wrong ideas about the Catholic Church to a lot of people. Though I am not judging its artistic merit but its religious value because of the choice of Catholic theme for the show.
Lenny is seen doing miracles in later episodes of the show. I don't think that would work as well if the setting were changed to a more secular context (e.g., a corporation or a kingdom).
@@tintinismybelgian Why wouldn't a secular setting work since it's obviously a secular show?!! Or if they wanted a religious setting, they could have used a fictitious non-sectarian religious organization. There are lots of those groups in existence, groups indistinguishable one from the other. In that way, they would not offend the religious sensibilities of one particular church.
@@titob.yotokojr.9337 I explained why. *Miracles.* Lenny is portrayed as a literal saint who has performed literal miracles. In a secular setting, there would not be an equivalent to this.
@@tintinismybelgian Your mention of miracles is why I suggested the use of non-Catholic groups as setting. If you watch telecasts of those groups' services, you see purported miracles happening right before your eyes. But it is obvious you did not read my reply at all. Thank you and goodbye.
Sorry, I misread "sectarian" for "secular." In my mind, I had pictured that you were proposing a fictional religious-adjacent organization (e.g., something akin to the YMCA), as opposed to a fictional religious organization proper (e.g., something akin to a televangelist cult). However, the fact that Lenny does not make knowledge of these miracles public (indeed, he hesitates even to share the story about one with a dying man) would seem to differentiate him significantly from the leaders of those groups you mentioned. It is obvious that the makers of the show were trying to be provocative. To "offend people's religious sensibilities" was their creative aim and mission. To recreate a fictional religious organization with a historical and cultural heft equivalent to that of the Catholic Church would have been an impossible task on its own, and even if it could have been done, the idea that it would ruffle fewer feathers would be seen by the show creators as a negative, rather than a positive.
I noticed all 4 of you have quite pronounced earlobes, much like Voiello in the miniseries. I really enjoyed the miniseries- it brought me closer to the Catholic Church. LVIGI
I'm a Muslim, and I watched and enjoy this series, I would just like to point out that the Popes address in episode 2 is similar in inensity and content to every single Muslim sermon and that was really interesting for me to watch. I've always had this assumption that catholics especially in the west had a much more liberal standpoint and the more gentle accepting mindset. We Muslims have a strict religious code where even thinking can cause you to leave the religion. Its interesting to see that strict values are somewhat viewed as extreme in catholic societies. Anyways what do you think about me a Muslim guy watching a show probably aimed at Christians? Haha it was great though the young pope is intense.
I watch the whole thing. it was weird and modern but I liked it as a story. But there are some parts that are impressive, but I sure many missed it because we remember the bad things more than the good. overall if they make more shows, I'll watch it. Many things I did not like, but it is pretty good.
Thanks for the review. I have not seen the show. Would you describe the show as satire of religious institutions, more specifically, Christians or do they portray it as much more serious than that?
I'm among your Protestant subscribers, but would you lot watch and review the upcoming film "The Case For Christ?" Your respectfulness and thoughtfulness towards us is a breath of fresh air when compared to most papists we often encounter.
Can you guys review The Messengers TV show please? It's on Netflix!!!!!!!!!! (And personally, I love the longer episodes and like them better because it feels like there's more truth in them than the shorter videos)
You guys should review the movie A Matter of Faith I personally love this movie and showed it to my youth and I'm planning to watch it again on NETFLIX (which is on) looking forward to seeing the video (I hope)
10.03 Humans will repeat their sins means that we are limited in the range of our sins like the seven deadly sins. In all of humanity we have not created any new sins, we just repeat them time and again.
Halfway through the first episode, couldn't finish. Didn't care about their "let's show everything wrong with the Church through the lense of a know it all American degenerate. Nope nope nope nope...
That is actually not what the is about. Thus series has no heros or villans only humans flaws and all. I am a Catholic and found it to be a great piece of drama with some of the actions of Lenny basically veering between the extreme and a softer Catholic church.
I watched 7 episodes. I've dropped it. I couldn't go further. It was horrible. It's full of this pseudo-mysticism. It is like if written by some really crazy liberal, who tried hard to make main protagonist as conservative/traditional, but despite all his effort the pope character comes out just as asocial atheist.
I think you stop at the worst and the most confusing time in the series. The last 3 ep i think make the series comes together. Nerver or less your discription of the series is not far off.
May I ask if you are all strict Catholics? Because the Ned guy is obviously 100% super gay. (Which I think is dope props to him) but I didn't know you guys were cool with that.
>100% super gay. (Which I think is dope props to him) What? There's nothing "dope" about being "100% super gay." What a strange (though no really) thing to say. And Ted's engaged - to a woman who he has been dating for two years. Also, what do you mean by "super strict"? These are the most common types of practicing Catholics. The first are those who try to live up to the standards of the Catholic Church and believe in its doctrines; the second are those who are Cafeteria Catholics who pick and choose doctrines to follow, mostly it has to do with sex and sexuality (go figure).
Okay... I don't mean to offend. I was simply asking. And I mean Freddie mercury was married to a woman... and i'm fairly sure he was not straight. XD. Im just asking.
Jenna McLaughlin gay as in happy? Sure. Gay as in sexuality? No. That's a modern day phenomenon. You know what's cool? Sky diving. Riding a long board. Euclid geometry.
the show is just a mockery of the catholic church. interesting on some standards, but it's just a satirical view and not very accurate to the reality of papacy.
Thanks for watching! I know this is something a LOT of you have requested and we've been trying to make it happen behind the scenes for months. We wanted to have the original 4 who reviewed the trailer for this panel but given that reviewing a TV show is much more of a time commitment than even a movie, it ended up causing a lot of delays due to everyone's busy schedules. We didn't want to put it off any longer so we're doing the review now with Madison filling in for Renee, since a lot of you liked her in the Silence review and wanted us to bring her back. :)
Also, I have been listening to those of you who felt that the reviews were too long when they were running close to an hour...I'm editing them now to be around 20 minutes each.
-David
Thank - thank - THANK YOU for doing this. I was starting to lose hope that you'd actually review the whole series. I stumbled across your trailer review several months ago and left a scathing comment criticizing the panel. I was looking forward to the Young Pope miniseries for almost a year, and never missed an episode. I was upset that your panel was reviewing the trailer which seems like a bizarre thing to do for any film or series, but how flippantly the panel dismissed this expertly crafted work of fiction really got under my skin. I think this show had some poignant things to say about far more than Catholicism, and that you will all really enjoy watching it.
I have to say I enjoyed this review tremendously as I am keen to know what a pack of Catholic Millennials think about this show. I'm not here to judge what you think about it, as long as its considerate and well reasoned, I'm here to understand a work of fiction I like from a different perspective. I wonder if it wouldn't be beneficial for you guys to view the episode separately. I have a feeling that watching it together may distract you from important imagery/dialogue, and being surrounded by friends may effect your perception of the series. I'll be in the front row for all 5 episodes. Again, I really appreciate you guys reviewing this I suspect that you really didn't want to and were maybe even a bit uncomfortable doing it. But the show is good if you stick with it, and I don't think there is anything in it that might cause such offense or affront to your faith that it would inhibit your enjoyment. Peace guys. J
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As i lutheran i must say its one pf the most christian shows made in the past 3 decades
The Young Pope was surprisingly sympathetic to traditional Catholicism. Pretty refreshing. Jude Law played the role masterfully.
Wait until you see the whole series. Your jaw will drop. This show was nuts. Lol
jmctigret Do mean nuts as in good or bad? ~Rockfeather
Rock Mint Swirl nuts as in bad
jmctigret Ok that's good. ~Rockfeather
You'll see the Mass. And it's a traditional Mass too (i,e. Ad Orientem and Latin).
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Hey NCG! I've said this before and Ill say it again; thanks so much for all you guys (and gals) do with this channel! It's great to have a youthful and refreshing Catholic place to hang out haha. I hope lent is going good for all of you. God bless!
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I will. Thanks! :)
I wonder if Joe has ever considered working for Catholic Answers in the future.
Pope Pius was underlining the need to remove the celebrity of his position. In other words, humility. That is the conflict. The Catholic Church has to function in a secular and political context, and how much faith actually still informs its actions, rather than the need to maintain and propogate its institutional power. Saving the Faith is not the equal of saving the Church. The Church is a tool for the Faith to spread and, it is not one and the same. The Church is the means, but the Faith - the message of Jesus - is the ends. Does the ends justify the means?
No. The church is not just the structure of the vatican, the church is the combined people of God. Faith is not the end and the church the means, the church is rather the collective body of all those who are faithful. Faith means nothing if it is not also lived out.
God Bless you guys :) please pray for me in my journey to the Priesthood (joining the seminary in June) & all the Youth at my parish in Brooklyn, NY at Saints Peter & Paul Parish - Epiphany Church. Thank You!! God Bless. I will continue to pray for you guys. :)
Gendry R Peralta god bless you and keep you all the way
@handsome boss all day thank you so much! God Bless You!
Stay with God. Do not stray off the path. Remember that when you call God and Jesus into you life many evil spirits follow. They love to test those who love God and Jesus. If you are tested just say this. Get away from me Satan and his demons, in the Name Of Jesus Christ, LEAVE. You may have to say this a few times. It is only when you say it with TRUE CONVICTION that they will leave you.
What Violo was saying was that human nature has a tendency to commit the same sins, so it should be easy to find the Pope's weaknesses, and blackmail to control him.
Anyone else thinks Madison looks a little like Rachel McAdams?
I think you guys will enjoy the rest of the season.
I have been looking forward to this. I may just have to re-watch the show alongside your reviews. Thank you.
Joe, I'm Italian too. Well half, my father and his family is Italian. I grew up here (USA) though, but what you said is absolutely correct. Italians judge you two things: 1) how much you eat and 2) what you eat
And whether you used jarred sauce. :P :)
The most beatifull serie I saw!
I remember the first episode and I was like oh ok and then he said "masturbation,abortion" I said ok no
TIdalWave 30 trigger words, much?
Ironically, Pope Pius was against all of that. When you first hear him you think ''wtf is this?" but then it turned out it was all just a dream. I honestly thought it was a good series, you just have to give it a little bit of time to develop :)
Voiello, not Voio
Thank you for this review! I loved the "Im sexy and I know it" scene in which Lenny was dressing up. Too bad pope Francis doesn't wear any of these nice looking things.
Kurek Movies My favorite scene. I hope a future Pope will revive the papacy to its lost outward glory.
If only he *was* the Pope
stick around....HE may be rising to the Papacy soon...
So glad to see this review! I saw the trailer and a few clips, and I got the impression that it was not going to be very respectful. But from your description, it sounds like it wasn't as bad as I thought. Maybe I will give it a shot!
harrypotternerd27 It actually never disrespects the Church. Many times it praises and defends the church from all the blame it has received from the Godless world. It also presents the Church in its traditional splendor (i.e Latin Mass, traditional papal vestments, etc.), which has been lacking in the church today. I thoroughly enjoyed the series -- in spite of some scandalous scenes of course-- and recommend you to watch it.
Thank you! That's good to know!
As a Catholic do you recommend it?
Thank you for all the content on this channel! Not a Catholic myself, and I disagree about a ton of what's being said here and still I enjoy most of what's on your channel (:
Could you review/react to The Keepers (Netflix)?
Really great discussion everyone! I'm really looking forward to the rest of your discussions on this show with the following episodes. A heads up, there are a lot of downright disturbing and cringe worthy scenes that are just unspeakable. BUT there are good things in the show that outweigh the negative, it's just a little difficult because the negative is indeed shocking, and if you get caught up in that distraction you'll see past some of the good (especially towards the end of the opening credits as the episodes progress, that really disturbed me, until I got to the point of just closing my eyes until it got back to the show to not completely put me off). I definitely thought it was intriguing, I wouldn't say I'm a fan of it, but I did like it despite the creator's motivations for it. It did provoke thought and reflection though which I appreciate. If anything to not get discouraged, the ending was really well done in my opinion, so look forward to that at least.
Looking forward to more of your thoughts and discussions on it! Thanks again and God Bless!
This was great!!! I'm glad to hear your POV because I was curious about this show when I saw you guys review the trailer. Can't wait to hear what you think about the other episodes!!! It would be nice if the director could get a hold of your review and use some of your recommendations regarding where the show should be heading!!! Love Madison and I'm def feeling Joe's beard!!! God bless guys!!!
I'm pretty sure that the "you need to fatten up" thing is true for most Latin countries. My grandparents are Cuban.
Oh man! I loved this series. As a Catholic it made me very uncomfortable at times but it also confirmed what I really didn't want to think the Vatican and Catholic Church is like - basically, a political entity with a few "true men of God" thrown in who really have a calling. I ended up surrendering and taking it all in as a great piece of entertainment. My faith lies in Jesus and that's where it'll stay.
in my eyes the main performances are so underrated....
Ned I am curious. How did you move on from relationships or rejection from girls in your youth group?
backpacker boy please someone respond this :(
Just watching the current pope is scary enough.
We need a Texan Pope so we can have guns, cowboy boots, and cowboy hats in the Vatican.
Google John Paul II cowboy hat. You're welcome
Review trailer of Cristiada (For Greater Glory)
Josheph (that catholic apologist) I love the beard!!! (:
I don't want to just be negative in youtube comments so I'm not going to say anything negative
I find it unfortunate that they used a Catholic setting for the show because it is a purely secular show and can therefore give wrong ideas about the Catholic Church to a lot of people. Though I am not judging its artistic merit but its religious value because of the choice of Catholic theme for the show.
Lenny is seen doing miracles in later episodes of the show. I don't think that would work as well if the setting were changed to a more secular context (e.g., a corporation or a kingdom).
@@tintinismybelgian
Why wouldn't a secular setting work since it's obviously a secular show?!! Or if they wanted a religious setting, they could have used a fictitious non-sectarian religious organization. There are lots of those groups in existence, groups indistinguishable one from the other. In that way, they would not offend the religious sensibilities of one particular church.
@@titob.yotokojr.9337 I explained why. *Miracles.* Lenny is portrayed as a literal saint who has performed literal miracles. In a secular setting, there would not be an equivalent to this.
@@tintinismybelgian
Your mention of miracles is why I suggested the use of non-Catholic groups as setting. If you watch telecasts of those groups' services, you see purported miracles happening right before your eyes. But it is obvious you did not read my reply at all. Thank you and goodbye.
Sorry, I misread "sectarian" for "secular." In my mind, I had pictured that you were proposing a fictional religious-adjacent organization (e.g., something akin to the YMCA), as opposed to a fictional religious organization proper (e.g., something akin to a televangelist cult).
However, the fact that Lenny does not make knowledge of these miracles public (indeed, he hesitates even to share the story about one with a dying man) would seem to differentiate him significantly from the leaders of those groups you mentioned.
It is obvious that the makers of the show were trying to be provocative. To "offend people's religious sensibilities" was their creative aim and mission. To recreate a fictional religious organization with a historical and cultural heft equivalent to that of the Catholic Church would have been an impossible task on its own, and even if it could have been done, the idea that it would ruffle fewer feathers would be seen by the show creators as a negative, rather than a positive.
I noticed all 4 of you have quite pronounced earlobes, much like Voiello in the miniseries. I really enjoyed the miniseries- it brought me closer to the Catholic Church.
LVIGI
madison is a beautiful woman. hell yeah madison.
nice review. i hope you guys get around to reviewing the whole season.
I'm a Muslim, and I watched and enjoy this series, I would just like to point out that the Popes address in episode 2 is similar in inensity and content to every single Muslim sermon and that was really interesting for me to watch. I've always had this assumption that catholics especially in the west had a much more liberal standpoint and the more gentle accepting mindset. We Muslims have a strict religious code where even thinking can cause you to leave the religion. Its interesting to see that strict values are somewhat viewed as extreme in catholic societies. Anyways what do you think about me a Muslim guy watching a show probably aimed at Christians? Haha it was great though the young pope is intense.
To NCG: Did you ever do a reaction video on " The Passion of the Christ"?
Coming next week!
New Catholic Generation Wonderful!
I can't wait!! :D
I watch the whole thing. it was weird and modern but I liked it as a story. But there are some parts that are impressive, but I sure many missed it because we remember the bad things more than the good. overall if they make more shows, I'll watch it. Many things I did not like, but it is pretty good.
Thanks for the review. I have not seen the show. Would you describe the show as satire of religious institutions, more specifically, Christians or do they portray it as much more serious than that?
It is not a satire whatsoever. The dialogue is razor sharp, and it's very much a drama. It's sharp and interesting and riveting.
Joe "The Beardman" :)
Beardling Joe
Maurice van Kerckhoven Joe's beard makes him look like St John the Apostle from "The Passion". =)
hahaha! indeed:) i hope God will give him a moustache 2:p like Ned
Recently pope Francis said due to shortage of popes it's okay for them to marry... If it's wrong then why did no one talked about it? Just curious.
"one of the reasons the devil can be so successful in our everyday life"! BWHAHAHA!! nerdy dumbo never disappoints, man! :-)
I'm among your Protestant subscribers, but would you lot watch and review the upcoming film "The Case For Christ?" Your respectfulness and thoughtfulness towards us is a breath of fresh air when compared to most papists we often encounter.
god bless you brother,. we are all sons of god thus we stand as one
Thank you so much for the dear comment. It's a great, great blessing.
To Zaira (Google has marked your comment as spam, which it's clearly not), thank you for the link! I'll be watching!
Thanks, and yeah we will! We're planning on going to see it this Sunday :)
Wonderful! I look forward to seeing you all's discussion! Very informative as always!
Thanks very much for this review! Can you also pls pls give a review on Karol the man who became pope? That would be so awesome!
watch all 10 episodes!!!! :D Shalom!
Fools! You think the first scene is funny? It's irony and it's truth.
now this is sad! Can you catholics be so incredibly vapid? Italian food and sass?? Give me a break!
I like your shirt ned
Can you guys review The Messengers TV show please? It's on Netflix!!!!!!!!!! (And personally, I love the longer episodes and like them better because it feels like there's more truth in them than the shorter videos)
You guys should review the movie A Matter of Faith I personally love this movie and showed it to my youth and I'm planning to watch it again on NETFLIX (which is on) looking forward to seeing the video (I hope)
Madison is pretty
I wished you had filmed your reaction while watching the episodes.
Steve M hmmm. Why?
10.03 Humans will repeat their sins means that we are limited in the range of our sins like the seven deadly sins. In all of humanity we have not created any new sins, we just repeat them time and again.
Halfway through the first episode, couldn't finish. Didn't care about their "let's show everything wrong with the Church through the lense of a know it all American degenerate. Nope nope nope nope...
That is actually not what the is about. Thus series has no heros or villans only humans flaws and all. I am a Catholic and found it to be a great piece of drama with some of the actions of Lenny basically veering between the extreme and a softer Catholic church.
Still not as hard as the times of the crusades.
2:18 He's basically an egomaniac who doesn't care about the position he has and also god grants his wishes when he prays. So he might be an Atheist
BIG LIKE
Finding "love" apart from Love is not a good thing tho... (Ps. 16:2)
I watched 7 episodes. I've dropped it. I couldn't go further. It was horrible. It's full of this pseudo-mysticism. It is like if written by some really crazy liberal, who tried hard to make main protagonist as conservative/traditional, but despite all his effort the pope character comes out just as asocial atheist.
You've described exaxtly what it is.
Hahahahah!
apoc9 He isn't an atheist but he is a liar. He tests those around him to see who he can trust.
I think you stop at the worst and the most confusing time in the series. The last 3 ep i think make the series comes together. Nerver or less your discription of the series is not far off.
Almost like it’s written by an Italian...
Non avete capito nulla di questa serie.
Sono americani e sono ultracattolici, che ti aspettavi? Però c'é da dire che guardandola all'esterno dell'italia tante cose non si possono capire
Siamo onesti, la maggior parte dei cattolici americani ha la sensibilità dei protestanti...
Inappropriate nudity.
Authentic Tradition For this show, that statement is underrated.
So many soy boys in this video.
If this is the new generation of Catholics, the church is screwed.
Welcome to Franciscan University...
My mouth is dry
May I ask if you are all strict Catholics? Because the Ned guy is obviously 100% super gay. (Which I think is dope props to him) but I didn't know you guys were cool with that.
>100% super gay. (Which I think is dope props to him)
What? There's nothing "dope" about being "100% super gay." What a strange (though no really) thing to say.
And Ted's engaged - to a woman who he has been dating for two years.
Also, what do you mean by "super strict"? These are the most common types of practicing Catholics. The first are those who try to live up to the standards of the Catholic Church and believe in its doctrines; the second are those who are Cafeteria Catholics who pick and choose doctrines to follow, mostly it has to do with sex and sexuality (go figure).
Okay... I don't mean to offend. I was simply asking. And I mean Freddie mercury was married to a woman... and i'm fairly sure he was not straight. XD. Im just asking.
Jenna McLaughlin gay as in happy? Sure. Gay as in sexuality? No. That's a modern day phenomenon. You know what's cool? Sky diving. Riding a long board. Euclid geometry.
@@vybeschoo elton john was married to a woman. Freddie Mercury was never married to a woman.
@@gonzalopriale3293 whoops... Doesn't really matter, the point is the same.
the show is just a mockery of the catholic church. interesting on some standards, but it's just a satirical view and not very accurate to the reality of papacy.
First.
Priest should be allowed to be married, wasn't that added much later on and never an original standard?
The emo girly dude is annoying af