What Is a Sacrament? (Aquinas 101)
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What is a sacrament? What are the seven sacraments? In this episode of Aquinas 101: The Sacraments, join Fr. Dominic Langevin, O.P., a Dominican friar from the Province of St. Joseph, as he explains what the sacraments are.
This video is an excerpt from Lesson 2: What Is a Sacrament? (Aquinas 101) by Fr. Dominic Langevin, O.P. To explore the complete module, including supplemental readings and lectures, click here: aquinas101.tho...
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Still remember my Baltimore Catechism from 50 years ago: A sacrament is an outward sign, instituted by God, for the dispensation of His divine grace. Fr. Dominic's description was certainly more complete ... but the Baltimore catechism was pretty darn good.
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The Catholic Church, so often accused of idolatry - just the opposite she gives us plenty of ways to fill our lives with a Jesus centered life.
It is deeply meaningful and a joy to start off my week with worshipping on my knees and coming in physical communion with my Lord each Mass.
Agreed, here's the thing Christ gave us the 7 sacraments because we are human beings made up of 5 senses. Why do people reject what God had intended for the human being?
@@JR-tl8tg Absolutely. We can experience God everywhere they say, in Nature, in our homes, etc, but not in the Sacraments?
People that say these things have not looked deeply into what the Sacraments mean and why we should order our lives around them instead of worldly “sacraments of secularism”. It is ok to spend $100 for a meal out in the town, to go to the movies for an experience, to go in a family vacation but most Christians do not first put a priority on being in 100% communion with their Lord at the Lord’s table, going to Sunday Mass for a spiritual experience and connection and repentance not any value in secluded retreats to further connect with God.
Sacraments are just one way the Catholic Church tries to keep us in a Christian culture rather a secular one.
@@PatrickSteil Well said my friend
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As Jeff Cavens says, “Mater matters.” Thank you Father.
Thank you, this is excellent teaching!
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Very good explanation
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Tantum ergo Sacramentum veneremur cernui
Is love a sacrament? "There is no greater love than that a man lay down his life for a friend."
No, but love is present in all sacraments: as Christ is love itself. So yes? And no?
What St. Thomas Aquinas speaks of Mary and the Rosary?
JMJ+ Respectfully, I question the term, "Ascension Thursday." Where does it say HE Ascended into Heaven on Thursday? It says HE did this, that, and the other after HE first appeared to Mary Magdalene and many others for quite some a few days, and then, HE Ascended, but where is the day, date, and time specifically stated? Thank you. Been listening to these podcast for a long time and appreciate them.
The Book of Acts tells of Jesus appearing to his followers for forty days after his resurrection, Acts 1:3. The 40th day after Easter Sunday will always be Thursday. I hope this helps, God bless.
@@ianf6755 JMJ+ Thanks, Ian. Yes, that does help. I'd forgotten. With the crazy changes in the Church, one might find Easter Sunday on a Tuesday...... just tired of it...
Why catholic church an not eastern orthodox? What's the difference?
Orthodox churches decided to reject God's gift to His Church of a universal magisterium (=teaching aithorithy). It's less grave but substantially identical to what protestants do, they reject part of the gifts God gave His Church, starting from the deuterocanon and spreadi g to more and more sacraments as the denominations keep multiplying.
It is simply the case that the orthodox churches lack the means to excercise their teaching authorithy today, despite relying on occasions when that happened (see the ecumenicak councils they recognize). I think the privation they impose to their church is not too hard to see.
@@tafazzi-on-discord Leo X was such a gift to the Church. Poor Orthodox missed that.
The Catholic Church recognizes and follows Jesus' designation of Peter as the rock upon which the Church is built. He gave Peter specifically the Keys of the Kingdom, he is the first Bishop of Rome and first Pope. The Orthodox Church reject Papal authority and so are a communion of Churches without a central authority each ruled by their equivalent of a Bishop decided by national and ethnic boundaries.
@@haroldgamarra7175 You need both hands to count the bad popes, the rest are neutral or good. It is an office clearly backed up by God.
Without Authority there is no Truth.
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Worshipping God with material, sensate vehicles is the antithesis of faith. Paul wrote faith is the substance of things hoped for and evidence of things that are not revealed to the senses. In this video, we see the intellectual contortions required to justify existing church teachings that are logical contradictions.
And so is denial of the good of God’s creation. When God created the universe, men and women, etc… He said it was good, and in man/ women’s case very good.
Also Jesus chose to be incarnate of the Virgin Mary… to take on flesh.
And Jesus told His disciples to go and baptize all nations… to BAPTIZE. Was Jesus a heretic?
Non sequitur
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Love the program but where is that lovely scientific woman presenter.Forgive but she is a honey. From a married Orthodox English speaker in Holy Russia 🇷🇺