You are so pretty. You would be perfect for my teacher, but he’s a few years older than you. And he’s not Catholic. He’s the opposite of whatever that is. But he’s a really nice guy. I lived with him for a year (because my parents died) and he’s a perfect gentleman. Then, when he decided to take his mother out of a nursing home and take care of her himself, I struck out on my own. And he has a good sense of humor. And he taught me a lot. How to use symbolism, direct v. indirect characterization, formatting dialogue, how to use em dashes…all that stuff. He lives in NY, which is a little ways away from you. But if you don’t mind all that not “a perfect match” stuff-age, religion, distance-he’d be perfect for you. Definitely the most influential person in my life, and taught me a lot after I dropped out of high school.
Aw, thank you! He sounds like a really cool guy, but Christ is the most important thing in my life, and I wouldn’t consider someone who believes the opposite of me in regards to Him. But thank you for watching, and I’m glad you enjoyed!
@@southernbella8503 read, study & believe the Bible! then again, that would make one leave catholicism since it violates the Word of God in endless ways.
my prayer for those watching this video or just reading this comment is that they read, study & believe the Bible basics. if one does this, why will not be catholic long, as it's clearly not Biblical Christianity.
And I will pray for you that you do the same, using history and not your own modern opinion as your interpreter. As John Henry Newman says "To be a student of history is to cease to be Protestant.” I’ll be praying for you that you open your heart and honestly confront those things that you disagree with the church on and discover the truth of Christ. Thanks for watching!
You better pray for me as well because I reject transubstantiation, Mariolatry, the sinlessness of Mary, papal inerrancy, purgatory, and salvation by works.
@@southernbella8503 I've heard the quote from various persons used contrarily as well. but it's a fact, to be a student and follower of Christianity means one can't be catholic. it's a system which mandates sin, showing it's not loving towards Christ -- see John 14:15 then simply compare with Ex 20:8-11
@@vitawater4259 well stated. there are literally dozens of misguided teachings from this system. most interesting to me is how the Commandments of our Creator was prophesied to be tampered with and how this 'church' teaches that it was them. such pride and apostate minds! I was catholic 35 yrs, I know well their teachings. but now I follow Christ, Christianity, Truth, His Word.
@@southernbella8503 oh yeah, for the record: I use the Bible to define and expound on the Bible. and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit. there are interpretation rules we must use, these keep Christians grounded in His Truth. it's His Truth that rescued me from catholicism and exposes this system, Ma'am. if you like and aren't afraid to discuss & investigate Truth, basics can prove this to you as well.
@ you’re welcome, that parish was the 1st in North America to join the ordinariate, it’s in Baltimore Maryland, it used to be an Episcopal church prior to that. Some of them do offer a novus ordo as well, it seems like the divine worship missal, is the way the novus ordo should have been done.
Actually my mistake that’s the ordinariate cathedral in Houston texas. I’m so used to watching masses from their Baltimore church. They have a North American ordinariate, a UK one & one that covers Australia & New Zealand. The St. Peter one covers the USA & Canada. They have their own bishop, who still answers to the pope and is in union with the usccb
This is a beautiful Eucharistic hymn, by the founder of the ordinariate. It sounds like it’s right out of medieval times th-cam.com/video/zASNI5L15n4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=N-xqOsvUjlmoslxe
Thank you for your advice , Great points for us practicing catholics , May God bless you 🙏
You’re welcome! And thank you for watching!
Keep spreading the word sister
That’s the plan! Thanks for watching!
You are so pretty. You would be perfect for my teacher, but he’s a few years older than you. And he’s not Catholic. He’s the opposite of whatever that is. But he’s a really nice guy. I lived with him for a year (because my parents died) and he’s a perfect gentleman. Then, when he decided to take his mother out of a nursing home and take care of her himself, I struck out on my own. And he has a good sense of humor. And he taught me a lot. How to use symbolism, direct v. indirect characterization, formatting dialogue, how to use em dashes…all that stuff. He lives in NY, which is a little ways away from you. But if you don’t mind all that not “a perfect match” stuff-age, religion, distance-he’d be perfect for you. Definitely the most influential person in my life, and taught me a lot after I dropped out of high school.
Aw, thank you! He sounds like a really cool guy, but Christ is the most important thing in my life, and I wouldn’t consider someone who believes the opposite of me in regards to Him. But thank you for watching, and I’m glad you enjoyed!
@ the people I revere the most are those who do good deeds without the expectation of Devine reward. Think about it.
Another great video!
Thank you!
@ of course!
@@southernbella8503 read, study & believe the Bible!
then again, that would make one leave catholicism since it violates the Word of God in endless ways.
my prayer for those watching this video or just reading this comment is that they read, study & believe the Bible basics.
if one does this, why will not be catholic long, as it's clearly not Biblical Christianity.
And I will pray for you that you do the same, using history and not your own modern opinion as your interpreter. As John Henry Newman says "To be a student of history is to cease to be Protestant.” I’ll be praying for you that you open your heart and honestly confront those things that you disagree with the church on and discover the truth of Christ. Thanks for watching!
You better pray for me as well because I reject transubstantiation, Mariolatry, the sinlessness of Mary, papal inerrancy, purgatory, and salvation by works.
@@southernbella8503 I've heard the quote from various persons used contrarily as well. but it's a fact, to be a student and follower of Christianity means one can't be catholic. it's a system which mandates sin, showing it's not loving towards Christ -- see John 14:15 then simply compare with Ex 20:8-11
@@vitawater4259 well stated. there are literally dozens of misguided teachings from this system. most interesting to me is how the Commandments of our Creator was prophesied to be tampered with and how this 'church' teaches that it was them. such pride and apostate minds!
I was catholic 35 yrs, I know well their teachings. but now I follow Christ, Christianity, Truth, His Word.
@@southernbella8503 oh yeah, for the record: I use the Bible to define and expound on the Bible. and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit. there are interpretation rules we must use, these keep Christians grounded in His Truth. it's His Truth that rescued me from catholicism and exposes this system, Ma'am. if you like and aren't afraid to discuss & investigate Truth, basics can prove this to you as well.
Since you like the Latin mass, you’ll probably like this mass which is similar th-cam.com/video/Qb46L8ysYsI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BLldnNpL1wnqK1om
Thank you!! It looks very similar to the TLM and reverent!
@ you’re welcome, that parish was the 1st in North America to join the ordinariate, it’s in Baltimore Maryland, it used to be an Episcopal church prior to that. Some of them do offer a novus ordo as well, it seems like the divine worship missal, is the way the novus ordo should have been done.
Actually my mistake that’s the ordinariate cathedral in Houston texas. I’m so used to watching masses from their Baltimore church. They have a North American ordinariate, a UK one & one that covers Australia & New Zealand. The St. Peter one covers the USA & Canada. They have their own bishop, who still answers to the pope and is in union with the usccb
This is a beautiful Eucharistic hymn, by the founder of the ordinariate. It sounds like it’s right out of medieval times th-cam.com/video/zASNI5L15n4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=N-xqOsvUjlmoslxe
It is beautiful! Thank you!
@ you’re welcome, Have you ever considered becoming a nun?
You’re beautiful, are you single
It's really interesting. Thank you.
Anytime!