I will pray the rosary for this Father.. For all of God's children to come home. God bless. 🙏💖

Hello Father Philip!

Sir, do you realize that your church mandates sin -- showing it's not following God's Word ??

You have a beautiful soul. Try reading FR James Mawdsley’s books “Adams Deep Sleep” and “Crucifixion to Creation” to help you have a better understanding of the Catholic Faith.

Good morning from California Father. Today is Saturday. My first comment in this video was that I bet a priest would love this video. Thank you for chiming in. God bless you and your work. 🙏🏻

Nicely said.

I never thought about that. Convert 10 years.

​Catholic divergence from the Bible on this most crucial of issues, salvation, means that yes, Catholicism is a false religion. If a person believes what the Catholic Church officially teaches, he/she will not be saved. Any claim that works or rituals must be added to faith in order for salvation to be achieved is a claim that Jesus’ death was not sufficient to fully purchase our salvation.

​@@mpshieldsCan you please elaborate? Thank you.

​@AM-dr9qd Certainly. Religion is a man made construct. These rituals in this institution are used to control the masses, usually by use of fear. Some bizarre fear of death that one may not make it to LA-LA LAND in the Clouds to float forever.

I absolutely agree with this. When will those who profess to be true Christians ever realise that they will never evangelize a single person when they respond with bashing. Jesus and his disciples never did it. Why should we? 😊

Amen!

ME 2 ! ❤

Yippee

It's unfortunate he didn't tell the truth, that the Catholic gospel is not Biblical Salvation

And any language

Latin Mass =)

Not so. Liturgical abuses and variations are common.

I disagree with that as a person who has attended mass in multiple countries.

The beauty of the Catholic Church is the Eucharist.

Based

@@Jesus_loves_you2004Church history which protestants ignore.

@@Psalm51. lol. "I don't care if Ignatius of Antioch was a Student of the Apostle John". I actually heard a Protestant say this.

@@taylorrowe2002 wow thats crazy!

@@Psalm51. I meant to say “based” it auto correct to “based on” and I didn’t know until just now 💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Congratulations!

never stop studying

Welcome Home!

Welcome! Happy for you to enter the universal Church!!

Congratulations!!

True, if you go to the Latin Mass

@@jamie7880 English speaking TLM here. I actually went to a NO Mass in Vietnamese and I knew where we were the whole time. It was the Easter Vigil Mass so I knew where we were for a very long time.

Me too! I attended in Japan and know not a word of Japanese but it was beautiful and I knew what was going on and we praised the Lord and shared the sacrifice of the Mass together.

American Catholic here, who attended Mass in Taiwan...most of it was in English! 👍. I have also attended a Mass spoken in Vietnamese, as well as the Traditional Latin Mass, both near my home. So beautiful. ❤🙏

I've attended in French, Italian, & Vietnamese. I only speak English, but I was completely at home. 🙏🏻 🇫🇷 🇮🇹 🇻🇳 🙏🏻

I am so happy for you!

God supplied Manna , a physical food . Jesus tells you clearly He supplies your spiritual food .John 6:63 The Spirit gives life; the flesh counts for nothing. The words I have spoken to you-they are full of the Spirit and life. . Baptist preacher’s daughter. I LOVE DAILY MASS!!! I receive the Body and Blood of Jesus every single day. Who wouldn’t be thrilled with that??????? If the Lords body and blood are consumed by you , it will do nothing as your body will never inherit the kingdom of God. Do this in remembrance of Me , means we remember what He has done , we do not make Him do it again.

John 53: The Jews therefore strove among themselves, saying: How can this man give us his flesh to eat? 54 Then Jesus said to them: Amen, amen I say unto you: Except you eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, you shall not have life in you. 55 He that eateth my flesh, and drinketh my blood, hath everlasting life: and I will raise him up in the last day. 56 For my flesh is meat indeed: and my blood is drink indeed. 57 He that eateth my flesh, and drinketh my blood, abideth in me, and I in him. 58 As the living Father hath sent me, and I live by the Father; so he that eateth me, the same also shall live by me. 59 This is the bread that came down from heaven. Not as your fathers did eat manna, and are dead. He that eateth this bread, shall live for ever. 60 These things he said, teaching in the synagogue, in Capharnaum. 61 Many therefore of his disciples, hearing it, said: This saying is hard, and who can hear it? 62 But Jesus, knowing in himself, that his disciples murmured at this, said to them: Doth this scandalize you? 63 If then you shall see the Son of man ascend up where he was before? 64 It is the spirit that quickeneth: the flesh profiteth nothing. The words that I have spoken to you, are spirit and life. 65 But there are some of you that believe not. For Jesus knew from the beginning, who they were that did not believe, and who he was, that would betray him. [63] "If then you shall see": Christ by mentioning his ascension, by this instance of his power and divinity, would confirm the truth of what he had before asserted; and at the same time correct their gross apprehension of eating his flesh, and drinking his blood, in a vulgar and carnal manner, by letting them know he should take his whole body living with him to heaven; and consequently not suffer it to be as they supposed, divided, mangled, and consumed upon earth. [64] "The flesh profiteth nothing": Dead flesh separated from the spirit, in the gross manner they supposed they were to eat his flesh, would profit nothing. Neither doth man's flesh, that is to say, man's natural and carnal apprehension, (which refuses to be subject to the spirit, and words of Christ,) profit any thing. But it would be the height of blasphemy, to say the living flesh of Christ (which we receive in the blessed sacrament, with his spirit, that is, with his soul and divinity) profiteth nothing. For if Christ's flesh had profited us nothing, he would never have taken flesh for us, nor died in the flesh for us. [64] "Are spirit and life": By proposing to you a heavenly sacrament, in which you shall receive, in a wonderful manner, spirit, grace, and life, in its very fountain. 66 And he said: Therefore did I say to you, that no man can come to me, unless it be given him by my Father. 67 After this many of his disciples went back; and walked no more with him. 68 Then Jesus said to the twelve: Will you also go away? 69 And Simon Peter answered him: Lord, to whom shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life. 70 And we have believed and have known, that thou art the Christ, the Son of God.

AMAZING!!! 🙌

​@@brucewmclaughlin9072 weird you are the first non-catholic person making such a statememt because every protestant and non-denomination church we have attended in decades; we hear teh same prayer "Wash with the blood of Christ." "I ask for your Blood Jesus to cover my sins and cleans from my iniquities.: and on and on. So, which one is True the numerouns protestant churches we have attended OR your statement that the Blood of Chris does NOTHING for me today?

Deo Gratias

Dominus vobiscum!

Amen. Dominus vobiscum et cum spiritum tuum.

I was thinking of that. I would like to hear what he thinks of The Latin Mass. 😂🙏🏼

Imagine him seeing the military precision of the altar servers, hearing Gregorian chant, and experiencing the bells and incense!

Except for Easter and Christmas masses then yes we are pretty short compared to others. Maybe he went to a special mass 😊

Yes, the guy got it wrong. I wonder if he sat in on every Catholic mass that Sunday?

I agree. My husband's nondenominational Christian church service lasted 2-3 hours with 2-3 collections. We would look at each other and one of us would say, "Pastor Sam is gearing up for another collection".😂

@@sfrance8036 Especially Holy Saturday Mass. Or maybe it just seems longer because it begins after sundown.😊

Might have been a high mass. Latin mass is catching popularity and more places are doing some kind of blend.

Right? It was the only point he presented that puzzled me a bit. An hour. I can certainly devote an hour on Sunday! ❤

Please Catholics, it depends.

Yeah unless he went to a different rite. Also at my church people come dressed up down and all around. Just as many basketball shorts and football jerseys as slacks and polos lol I do always dress up cause it makes it an occasion for me

Probably was at a Black Catholic service. The one my dad goes to is a solid 2 hours because they sing EVERY SINGLE PRAYER. 🙏🏾

I was thinking “did he stay for every service?”

I'm Roman Catholic but I've been to a Maronite mass and it's so beautiful. I love the songs sung in Arabic and the use of Aramaic (Syriac) and I can now say some prayers in Aramaic.

A FELLOW MARONITE CATHOLIC A RARE FIND IM CHANGING MY RITE TO THE MARONITE RITE

I love it! God bless you - oh wait, He already has! May He continue to bless you.

I love this! God bless you always!

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I enjoyed your response!! "Wearing a mantilla!" I love our Holy Catholic faith! ❤

I was just like you, I converted 12 years ago, joining the Catholic Church has been the biggest blessing of my life...IM HOME❤

*3 year span

I did not know this. I cannot recall hearing Chronicles and other “dry” historical parts of the Old Testament during mass. Song of Solomon? Hmmm. Lovely if true. (Btw, podcast “Bible in a Year” is an amazing way to cover the entire Bible. I’m on my third year of being washed in The Word). Thanks for your post.

Correct 🎉🎉🎉🎉

​@@joannc147read during daily Masses

Not quite but close. Only about 30 some percent of the OT and close to 95% of the gospels and 70% of the NT in the 3 year liturgical cycle. IF you attend daily mass!

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You echoed my journey. I joined the Catholic Church in 1991. I never felt at home in the Baptist Church.

A- men! I grew up in the Baptist Church. In college I was a big member of Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship and went full Evangelical. We even believed Catholics weren't Christians. 2009 met my husband, 2010 was married in the Catholic Church and 2011 was gloriously confirmed into the one true Church - the first and only Church. This was my choice and my journey and I am in love with the Mass and worshipping Christ in the Holy Eucharist.

Amen Let the Lord light him up🙏😁I pray, Jesus move in Josh's heart, sing glory to God.

Amen, I’m with you on this. I left….I'm back. It’s a wonderful spiritual belief and I’m blessed to be Catholic.

It’s why you are catholic and not Christian. All roads of any denomination of believers should lead to “Christ” not Rome or mama or papa roach. Repent Pharisee

It's unfortunate that you turned back to blaspheming Jesus and deny the gospel with the worship of an antichrist object

⁠@@progmanmikeCareful, your Protestantism is showing! I’m guessing you go to one of those churches where the pastor has spent a lot of time telling you Catholics are blasphemers and deny the Gospel instead of actually helping YOU get closer to Christ. The father of lies loves it when Christians are distracted and think they’re justified in spreading lies about the Catholic Church. It’s a great way to waste time preaching against something instead of using the time to glorify God and doing His will.

I kind of love atheists. I wish I could have their level of faith as a Christian.

You are awesome! Inspiring enthusiasm!! Ty!! Hugs!!!

God Bless You, I wish I attended Mas like you do.

there were no catholics at pentecost -- catholicism was created in the 3rd century under Constantine.

Of course, you will say this that there was no Catholics during Pentecost in the New Testament! You say this, because you are protestant, and doing the work of the devil, for you, protest against the only church that Jesus Christ founded on rock, which is also the same church who gave us the Bible with 73 books in it, not 66 books! Actually, the Protestantism has no Bible, what they have is a plagiarized Bible with seven books missing, etc… Learn the early church fathers with an open mind, and no doubt you’ll become Catholic.

@@tony1685 This is an SDA myth. No historical basis at all, EGW was a luney.

@@bobbylewis2 tell me then about Exodus 20:4-6, is it now ok for catholicism to make and bow to statues, idols and body parts? and Ex 20:8-11, shows us the Lord's day is the 7th day Sabbath -- that can never change, according to the Bible. what don't you believe about that?

@@tony1685 Neither of these things are on subject. I want evidence for the Catholic Church being founded by Constantine. Can you give me ANY primary source, non-SDA secondary source, any historical reasoning? We can get to other things after but for now, you need to back up what you said with actual fact. Spoiler: Never heard a single shred of proof in favor of your position, but I'm all ears.

Amen ❤

no, sister, it's a Mass..... with a capital "M".... a proper noun......... not a lower case "m" regular noun...... Mass, not mass.

@@leslie5161 🤦‍♂️it’s not “all here”. The saddest part is how many RC people are being led off the cliff into the abyss of hell because they don’t actually read the Bible. It’s frustrating and it’s sad. RC teaches SO MANY things that dangerously contradict God’s word. I try to show them the truth. I try to point them to The Bible. I try to get them to see the danger they’re in. All for nought. They simply double down on the biblical error they are being told by their “pope” rather than actually getting a Bible and simply reading it for themselves. In all gentleness and sincerity, I pray you see the truth while there is still time.

Amen, love from Sydney Australia.

I’m a Catholic. Did he mean he felt like he was in Heaven?

no matter city or state , every time I enter a roman catholic church i feel like i arrived home

I agree, service is usually about an hour. Coffee, donuts, tang on patio after for everyone to converse. I've been to other denomination services and that's when we're talking 2-3+ hours.

I went Catholic school , Jr high/ all girls high school so I am more than familiar with what everything said in this video. All except service being long.

I agree. The only time the service runs longer than an hour is if the church is so full the communion line is never-ending, haha.

The High Latin Mass is 1 1/2 to 2 hrs

If you're into it, the hour passes real fast. Really depends on how good the homily is. I'm blessed to have a great parish with a fun and engaging priest that really educates.

Amen!!!!!! Singing Amen :)

Excellent explanation to our new converts and cradled Catholics! 😊

He might have attended for Easter or First Communion which are generally more dressy.

​@@cindyknudson2715 wait till he attends Easter Vigil.

what's 'confirmed' is catholicism is antichrist, Ma'am.

As a Catholic, I like to think of the Host as a transplant, from His body to mine, and the blood as a needed transfusion, again, from Him to me. Both of which I need to make it to the next Mass.

@@tony1685 Believe or disbelieve as you will, this is how I view my faith.

@@normvw4053 oh i agree, it's a process. but i am hoping to encourage you to actually read and study the Christian Bible which proves that even a simple read shows catholicism is paganism, not Christianity, Sir.

@@tony1685 From cover to cover. Remember, Christianity is the banner we claim to be under, the belief that Jesus came down from heaven to save us from ourselvs, and through Him lead us back to the Father, how we celebrate Christianity, that is called religion

"Stand up and sit down to see the Protestants"! I got a good laugh from that one. I'll try to remember it the next time one asks me why we do that.

I am a cradle Catholic, but became a true practicing Catholic at age 45.

Some Sundays, usually the day after a hard hike, the calisthenics are tough. My back and knees kill me. Genuflecting getting into and out of the pew is a chore.

Me too sometimes. @@PaulsWanderings

Good that you came back and LOL!

@@lyndavonkanel8603 Way Way good!

quote---Upon This rock (Jesus) I will build my church and the gates of hades will not prevail against it. Matthew 16:18. .. unquote OUT Of CONTEXT!!!! When did hades ever have gates?? Keep the dead in, or out???? That verse means NOT even death will keep His word from spreading!! --Since the FACTS that the first Catholic church BUILT in Rome was in 325AD!! What catholic church was Peter the First pope of the catholic church in Rome??? NO Catholic church until 325AD!!! >>>>>

It's in the book of Acts, in the Epistles of Paul to the Church in Roman. Paul is writing too the church in Rome... Bye the way;, I would suggest you research that 325 AD figure you quote in your comment , it's more like 57 AD.... That .makes sense because Paul speaks about 500 witnesses to the death and resurrection of Christ Jesus still living.

Amen!! UNIVERSAL

I am an African Catholic, travelled across Africa , US, Europe - and wherever there was a Catholic mass and a tabernacle, it was home ❤️

Catholic 'services' can become really long if there's something special happening. We had a conversion and adoration on the last day of the year directly after Mass Guests were wondering if it always took 3 hours 😂

Bro yes I grew up Pentacostal and our services were at least 3 hours long

Yes, two hours is long, but Jesus is worth it! Thank God for the Catholic Church in Africa.

LOL!

Right about that. I've never attended a service more than 90 min long. The 90 minutes is if there is a baptism or an event. Catholic services average an hour only

Thank you for your service!

DEUS VULT!!!

Amen.

The Mass is a sacrifice. Jesus's sacrifice for us to sanctify and make us acceptable before God.

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I hope you weren’t at the wedding? I guess you mean the building is lovely?

@@tradwifeuk2117it’s possible him parents had their marriage convalidated, if they’re converts, so they might have done it up. Who knows.

I can’t wait to hear his experience at a Christmas Mass :)

Same!!

'mass' is not only long, it's a day late -- since the 7th day Sabbath is the Christians Holy day according to the Bible.

@@tony1685 You are correct. The Bible also tells us that Jesus Himself *fulfilled the Law and was the completion of it. In the book of Acts (of the Apostles) we read that the Apostles (the first 12 were all observant Jews) discussed matters amongst themselves (the Council of Jerusalem) and decided that the pagan Gentiles who were converting were *not required to follow the old Mosaic Law, because it would be a burden impeding their conversion. Several of St. Paul's Epistles address this. Jesus said, when he said he had fulfilled the Law, that the Law could be summed up as, Love God with all your soul, all your heart and all your spirit; and to love your neighbors as much as you love yourself. The pocket version of the Ten Commandments, if you will. Scripture also shows specifically that the Jewish Apostles met on "the First Day of the week", i.e., Sunday, and shared bread and wine as Jesus had commanded. Over time, as there were many, many more Gentile rather than Jewish converts, the First Day became the focus, since very few people had any experience of the Sabbath. Reading some of the Early Church Fathers will also shed light on those transitions.