I remember him...Father DiOrio came to Little Rock Arkansas back in the early 80's. He said a great evil would come from Arkansas. And it did.

God bless you & your testimony

@@lindahall3546 😆

You were baptized twice?

@@lindahall3546 I saw 20 people in wheelchairs at his healing service with bent limbs get out of their wheelchairs and walk and their limbs heal

Brilliant I wish I would have left that comment

Eddie V…RIP… and listen to the songs of praise from those who love the Lord.🙏

“Jump” and that’s what father Mark did. He left the secular world and jumped into the heart of God.

Amazing!

I can't say the peace that came to me when others prayed over me has stayed with me; I wish I could. Nevertheless, I know what is out there and that is a grace. I suppose you could say I continue to pursue it. It is hard to find: fervent, intimate and effective prayer with Christians who are mature in the Lord and don't resort to 'telling you what to do' but continue to pray for you long after the event. I would love to be loved like that daily and get to the point that I am able to do it with and for others. Freely receive; freely give. I'm sure I belong in community and not out here all alone but I haven't a clue..... My will is strong and I'm not very good at recognizing and listening to the still small voice or obeying. I'm sure I need prayer for that.

Thank you for sharing your story. It is so comforting and reassuring to me.

That is a very wonderful story of the Lord`s providence and healing in ways we least expect it. God keep blessing you and all who your witness reaches. Through Our Blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Amen.

I live in Connecticut and take my wife and son to LaSallette in Attleboro especially at Christmas. They used to have a huge Charismatic prayer group. I was asked to give my testimony there and I did healing prayer there

So true ✝️

Welcome friend!!

@@squint04 I was never an atheist. I was referring to father Mark being a former atheist.

Amen

so you received the tongues in charismatic group where God is moving, because there is no such gift inside the catholic

Good idea.

Excellent!

That is a valuable gift.

Same here

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I've noticed that too. The frog in my throat disappears when I sing in church. Lol.

same!!

Yup! Watch the video "Exorcist Father Chad Ripperger Speaking in Tongues." Besides being an exorcist, he's a brilliant traditional Catholic philosopher and theologian. And ALL of his videos are fantastic.

There is a video, I cant remember which one. Father Mark is speaking at a Mass. He sang in tongues.

@@annaCPA76 I'd love to see that video if you ever come accross it again, please let me know. :)

It is written in the last days He indeed will pour them out upon everyone

There are 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit, Any one of them will do.

And the biggest gift is that the movement brought you to the church. Many people felt this movement was not good for whatever reasons. Everyone I know that went to the charismatic movement became more faithful to the Commandments of the Lord and their faith grew. That speaks for itself

so he received the tongues in charismatic group where God is moving, because there is no such gift inside the catholic

Wow...❤

How does the HS speak to you?

All of my children were baptized and raised Catholic. All but one left the Church. One of my sons especially was against the Church. Ironically, every time I broke into the Ave Maria in my house he would join in. Knew there still had to be a spark there. Now he believes in God but not the Holy Trinity or Catholicism. He'll work is way back

So do I! Just lately though, the song in my head in the shower is Asperges Me! I struggle after 'lavabis me', but, it seems right to be singing that in the shower.

@@harryfaber have also sang it in the shower, lol

@@rutheiermann3476 And from the Novus Ordo in English, when I go to pick up the old ladies for Church 'blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord'.

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Whereabouts in Pa.? I'm in nepa and o similar

@@eweaver9101 I live in York Co. PA, around 6 miles north of MD

That is what we were taught by the Catholic priests. At Pentecost the people who heard the Apostles speaking in tongues understood what the Apostles were teaching about God, each understood in his/ her own language.

You got that right! Watch the video Exorcist Father Chad Ripperger Speaking in Tongues. Besides being an exorcist, he's a brilliant traditional Catholic philosopher and theologian. And ALL of his videos are fantastic.

"For one who speaks in a tongue speaks not to men but to God; for no one understands him, but he utters mysteries in the Spirit. ... The one who speaks in a tongue builds up himself" (1 Corinthians 14:2-4 ESV)

@@lazaruscomeforth7646 Thanks!

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That's sweet..

Robin, I wrote this for people who are praising Father Mark for his use of "speaking in tongues" and people who don't quite know what to make of "speaking in tongues". I happen to disagree with Father Mark, but it's not just my opinion. I see that you and I are on the same page -- we both support Father Altman. Yay! Anywho, if you want to find out how "speaking in tongues" actually works, you may want to read this. Just keep in mind that I'm not talking down to you. It's meant essentially for people who have an erroneous notion of "speaking in tongues". But one more thing. Please, please, please, please, please don't even THINK about leaving the Church!!! We NEED you, kiddo! And may Our Lady bring you ever closer to herself and her Son, Our Lord Jesus -- and to God the Father, and the Holy Spirit, too! Here goes... I love Father Mark. I believe he's a good and holy priest, and absolutely sincere, but I think that he has fallen into a common error. Essentially, he relies on the fact that "speaking in tongues” gives him spiritual benefits. But it's all down to his own "personal experience", which, according to all the saints and orthodox Catholic theologians, is exactly the wrong way to judge anything spiritual. I don’t doubt that Father Mark has received spiritual benefits, but as to how that occurred I can’t say. But I think he’s simply mistaken. After all, there are lots of saints who were wrong about lots of things. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong about the Immaculate Conception. But he was still a saint. If anyone thinks that Father Mark is correct, here are a few videos to consider. Just copy and Google the titles -- they're next to the numbers. 1. Speaking in Tongues, Exorcist Fr Ripperger, is it real? If you don't have much time, just watch this one. It's short and sweet and gets right to the point. By the way, besides being an exorcist, Father Ripperger, Ph.D. is a BRILLIANT orthodox Catholic philosopher and theologian in the school of St. Thomas Aquinas, author of several scholarly books and a prolific podcaster. He has also appeared as a guest of other orthodox Catholic podcasters (e.g. Dr. Taylor Marshall and Father Heilman’s US Grace Force). ALL of Father Ripperger's videos are FANTASTIC (just Google “Father Ripperger KZfaq”). I especially recommend “Spiritual Theology Series: Levels of Prayer - Fr Ripperger”. It’s basically an explanation of the spiritual theology of St. Teresa of Avila, a Doctor of the Church. One of the biggest problems of people who “speak in tongues” is that they think that because they experience delightful feelings when they do it that they have “ARRIVED” (that they’ve reached the pinnacle of spirituality). But as Father Ripperger explains in this video, that’s only the BEGINNING of spirituality. There’s a whole lot of work to do before you become a saint, and he lays out all the steps that St. Teresa gave us. Is it simple to become a saint? Yes. St. Thomas Aquinas said that all we have to do is “to will it”. But there’s a world of difference between simple and easy. It’s a “simple” act to lift a 300-pound barbell over your head, but it sure ain’t “easy!” Is it easy to become a saint? No. It’s extremely difficult. But then again, it’s entirely possible. Just watch the video. It’s a step-by-step roadmap to becoming a saint. I also recommend watching “State of the Spiritual Battlefield - Fr. Ripperger”. It’s about how HELL attacks and destroys a culture from the perspective of a man who actually TALKS WITH DEMONS. It’s solid, orthodox Catholic teaching, and besides, it’s more riveting than watching the movie, “The Exorcist”. And when it comes to relying on feelings to evaluate the state of your soul, consider St. Mother Teresa. One day one of her nuns came to her and said that she was suffering from spiritual dryness, which is essentially getting no consolations from God and getting absolutely no feeling of the presence of God in your life. Mother Teresa told her that it’s a normal experience. But the nun complained that it was going on for weeks! Mother Teresa told her that she, too, was experiencing spiritual dryness. The nun then asked Mother Teresa how long she was experiencing dryness, and Mother Teresa answered, “Eleven years.” Mother Teresa knew that faith is a matter of the intellect, and that it had nothing to do with how you feel. By the way, Mother Teresa suffered spiritual dryness until she died. But she endured it all for God and became a saint! 2. Four MISCONCEPTIONS about GIFT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES ( Joseph Dinesh ) This is a much longer video, but well worth watching. It’s by a Catholic layman, but he’s completely orthodox, faithful, and highly knowledgeable. It reinforces Father Ripperger’s points, but it offers additional arguments against “speaking in tongues”, including some “just plain common sense” arguments. 3. On the Errors of Pentecostalism (aka Charismatic Movement) This video is from Sensus Fidelium (can’t get any more orthodox Catholic than that). The content is straight from Father John Hardon’s catechism and Saint John of the Cross, who is a Doctor of the Church and one of the greatest Catholic mystics of all time, and the video gets pretty deep, but it also zeroes in on the fallacy of relying on “personal experience” to judge spiritual matters. PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Watch these videos and consider their content.

@@stephencuskley5251 thank you for your response and I don't take it negatively. I believe Fr. Mark, whether or not he speaks in tongues, to be a Holy, Spirit-filled man of God. I left the Church for 20 years and attended a non-denominational Christian Church, where many spoke in tongues. The gifts of the Spirit, tongues being one if them, isn't given to everyone, including myself, but any of these gifts shouldn't be used as a test to measure one's spirituality. I returned to the Church 10 years ago, after much prodding by the Holy Spirit. I truly believe I was hearing from the Lord. I learned to love the Bible and read it daily, which was never encouraged in the Catholic Church so for that I'm grateful. I just don't see how true Catholics, not fake ones that claim to be "devout", but publically promote/support homosexual lifestyles, abortion, etc., including many Priests, can stay together. The many "canceled" Priests is proof the hierarchy is so infected, all the way to the top, I fear the Church may be lost. I will continue to pray daily for guidance.

What exactly is the gift of tongues. I thought it meant to speak another language. Can you please elaborate?

I went to a prayer group they prayed over me, and I felt funny and got scared and never went back. They spoke in tongues it sounded beautiful. I should rejoin. It was the two that ran the Prayer group a wonderful Husband and Wife. They prayed over me and it scared me. But, think I am ready now. I don't have the gift of speaking in tongues it does sound lovely though. Viva Cristo Rey. But, an agnostic told me be careful I should not have listened to her. So many from the other denominations have tried to drag me from my Catholic faith I so love.

@@cindymmc.2869 don't leave your Catholic faith! So many blessings, graces and the sacraments. I'm a Catholic convert. Love the Catholic faith! ❤

Thank you Father Mark! I was dreaming to be able to speak/sing in tongues since my youth (52 now). I left my Catholic Church back then for 2 years and was involved in Baptist (some charismatic) fellowship. Met my husband- Catholic and returned to Catholic Church making my family happy. I stumble though, cannot pray rosary (concentration) yet long for deeper relationship with Christ. Does anyone know where to find a charismatic Catholic group l could join? Ottawa-Stittsville area Thank you! Viva Christo Rey!🙏🏻❤️

I have had beautiful experiences with charismatic nuns. I don’t have the gift of tongues but when they pray over me I do fall and rest in the Spirit 🙏🏼 Every time I feel angels all around me.

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The modern version is Protestant nonsense. Fr Goring is misguided here. Look up videos by Fr Ripperger and the Fatima Center about this.

What do you mean by praying in tongue? Can you please elaborate because i thought it meant that you spoke another language

I love Father Mark. I believe he's a good and holy priest, and absolutely sincere, but I think that he has fallen into a common error. Essentially, he relies on the fact that "speaking in tongues” gives him spiritual benefits. But it's all down to his own "personal experience", which, according to all the saints and orthodox Catholic theologians, is exactly the wrong way to judge anything spiritual. I don’t doubt that Father Mark received spiritual benefits, but as to how that occurred I can’t say. But I think he’s simply mistaken. After all, there are scads of saints who were wrong about lots of things. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong about the Immaculate Conception. But he was still a saint. If anyone thinks that Father Mark is correct, here are a few videos to consider. Just copy and Google the titles after the numbers. 1. Speaking in Tongues, Exorcist Fr Ripperger, is it real? If you don't have much time, just watch this one. It's short and sweet and gets right to the point. By the way, besides being an exorcist, Father Ripperger, Ph.D. is a BRILLIANT orthodox Catholic philosopher and theologian in the school of St. Thomas Aquinas, author of several scholarly books and a prolific podcaster. He has also appeared as a guest of other orthodox Catholic podcasters (e.g. Dr. Taylor Marshall and Father Heilman’s US Grace Force). ALL of Father Ripperger's videos are FANTASTIC (just Google “Father Ripperger KZfaq”). I especially recommend “State of the Spiritual Battlefield - Fr. Ripperger”. It’s about how HELL attacks and destroys a culture. It’s solid, orthodox Catholic teaching, and besides, it’s more riveting than watching the movie, “The Exorcist”! 2. Four MISCONCEPTIONS about GIFT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES ( Joseph Dinesh ) This is by a Catholic layman, but he’s completely orthodox, faithful, and highly knowledgeable. It reinforces Father Ripperger’s points, but it offers additional arguments against “speaking in tongues” plus some “just plain common sense” arguments. 3. On the Errors of Pentecostalism (aka Charismatic Movement) This video is from Sensus Fidelium (can’t get any more orthodox than that) The content is straight from Father John Hardon’s catechism and Saint John of the Cross, who is a Doctor of the Church and one of the greatest Catholic mystics of all time, but the video zeroes in on the fallacy of relying on “personal experience” to judge spiritual matters. PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Watch these videos and consider their content. Note to Father Mark. I’m sure you’ve seen this reply many times by now. In no way am I trying to ridicule or embarrass you, nor am I trying to wreak havoc on your podcast, I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. You’re a far, far better man than I. I’m just trying to get your attention. I love all of your podcasts except when it comes to this subject. I’m convinced that you’re seriously wrong about speaking in tongues and that you’re leading people into error -- but IN NO WAY INTENTIONALLY. Many of the commenters are praying for the gift of tongues. BUT AS FATHER RIPPERGER POINTS OUT, YOU CAN’T DO THAT. But others leaving comments agree with my position. Please address the arguments in these videos. God bless you, father. And please pray for me. I really need it.

@@stafh8931 I'm glad you posted this. I thought that tongues were for the benefit of the community when they could be interpreted by another. Like when all heard the apostles at Pentecost in their own languages. The charismatic movement seems to often be for personal feelings. I went to a meeting in the 90's and people were howling, laughing and yelling in front of the monstrance. It did not edify me to witness this.

Wow

Me too! More than he will ever know Jesus knows though and Our Lady!

indeed, your light shines brightly in our lives - thank you very very much Father Mark!

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Amen! I have heard people in my prayer group speak in tongues. I can't sing except if I am in a church must be my guardian Angel singing I think? They are on Zoom (my prayer group) I wonder if they would take me back. It has been a while though? I need a prayer group people were shocked when I stopped going they said but, you were enjoying it so much someone scared me off an Agnostic women. When I shared with her she said oh not I would be careful;

Amen! It was a bit funny when he said, to his mom I have been living with you for 16 years and I never knew. Beautiful message. I wonder if Father Mark's mom watches?

@@cindymmc.2869 Yeah that was a great part .. I was thinking the same , I wonder if she is still with us and watching. God bless him and his family. He has helped me be with the Lord. Each morning I wait for his videos so that my day may be in the presence of God. It makes my days wonderful. God bless you !

I love Father Mark. I believe he's a good and holy priest, and absolutely sincere, but I think that he has fallen into a common error. Essentially, he relies on the fact that "speaking in tongues” gives him spiritual benefits. But it's all down to his own "personal experience", which, according to all the saints and orthodox Catholic theologians, is exactly the wrong way to judge anything spiritual. I don’t doubt that Father Mark received spiritual benefits, but as to how that occurred I can’t say. But I think he’s simply mistaken. After all, there are scads of saints who were wrong about lots of things. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong about the Immaculate Conception. But he was still a saint. If anyone thinks that Father Mark is correct, here are a few videos to consider. Just copy and Google the titles after the numbers. 1. Speaking in Tongues, Exorcist Fr Ripperger, is it real? If you don't have much time, just watch this one. It's short and sweet and gets right to the point. By the way, besides being an exorcist, Father Ripperger, Ph.D. is a BRILLIANT orthodox Catholic philosopher and theologian in the school of St. Thomas Aquinas, author of several scholarly books and a prolific podcaster. He has also appeared as a guest of other orthodox Catholic podcasters (e.g. Dr. Taylor Marshall and Father Heilman’s US Grace Force). ALL of Father Ripperger's videos are FANTASTIC (just Google “Father Ripperger KZfaq”). I especially recommend “State of the Spiritual Battlefield - Fr. Ripperger”. It’s about how HELL attacks and destroys a culture. It’s solid, orthodox Catholic teaching, and besides, it’s more riveting than watching the movie, “The Exorcist”! 2. Four MISCONCEPTIONS about GIFT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES ( Joseph Dinesh ) This is by a Catholic layman, but he’s completely orthodox, faithful, and highly knowledgeable. It reinforces Father Ripperger’s points, but it offers additional arguments against “speaking in tongues” plus some “just plain common sense” arguments. 3. On the Errors of Pentecostalism (aka Charismatic Movement) This video is from Sensus Fidelium (can’t get any more orthodox than that) The content is straight from Father John Hardon’s catechism and Saint John of the Cross, who is a Doctor of the Church and one of the greatest Catholic mystics of all time, but the video zeroes in on the fallacy of relying on “personal experience” to judge spiritual matters. PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Watch these videos and consider their content. Note to Father Mark. I’m sure you’ve seen this reply many times by now. In no way am I trying to ridicule or embarrass you, nor am I trying to wreak havoc on your podcast, I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. You’re a far, far better man than I. I’m just trying to get your attention. I love all of your podcasts except when it comes to this subject. I’m convinced that you’re seriously wrong about speaking in tongues and that you’re leading people into error -- but IN NO WAY INTENTIONALLY. Many of the commenters are praying for the gift of tongues. BUT AS FATHER RIPPERGER POINTS OUT, YOU CAN’T DO THAT. But others leaving comments agree with my position. Please address the arguments in these videos. God bless you, father. And please pray for me. I really need it.

God doesn’t give us gifts because we’re worthy (we certainly aren’t) but because we need them-either for our own edification or for intercession for the sake of others.

Yes, God bless Fr. Mark Goring, and keep him safe and well. Amen.

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You now have my humble prayers. May God bless you & yours.

@@k2d338 thank you!

Pray to St. Jude for his intercession

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I love Father Mark. I believe he's a good and holy priest, and absolutely sincere, but I think that he has fallen into a common error. Essentially, he relies on the fact that "speaking in tongues” gives him spiritual benefits. But it's all down to his own "personal experience", which, according to all the saints and orthodox Catholic theologians, is exactly the wrong way to judge anything spiritual. I don’t doubt that Father Mark received spiritual benefits, but as to how that occurred I can’t say. But I think he’s simply mistaken. After all, there are scads of saints who were wrong about lots of things. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong about the Immaculate Conception. But he was still a saint. If anyone thinks that Father Mark is correct, here are a few videos to consider. Just copy and Google the titles after the numbers. 1. Speaking in Tongues, Exorcist Fr Ripperger, is it real? If you don't have much time, just watch this one. It's short and sweet and gets right to the point. By the way, besides being an exorcist, Father Ripperger, Ph.D. is a BRILLIANT orthodox Catholic philosopher and theologian in the school of St. Thomas Aquinas, author of several scholarly books and a prolific podcaster. He has also appeared as a guest of other orthodox Catholic podcasters (e.g. Dr. Taylor Marshall and Father Heilman’s US Grace Force). ALL of Father Ripperger's videos are FANTASTIC (just Google “Father Ripperger KZfaq”). I especially recommend “State of the Spiritual Battlefield - Fr. Ripperger”. It’s about how HELL attacks and destroys a culture. It’s solid, orthodox Catholic teaching, and besides, it’s more riveting than watching the movie, “The Exorcist”! 2. Four MISCONCEPTIONS about GIFT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES ( Joseph Dinesh ) This is by a Catholic layman, but he’s completely orthodox, faithful, and highly knowledgeable. It reinforces Father Ripperger’s points, but it offers additional arguments against “speaking in tongues” plus some “just plain common sense” arguments. 3. On the Errors of Pentecostalism (aka Charismatic Movement) This video is from Sensus Fidelium (can’t get any more orthodox than that) The content is straight from Father John Hardon’s catechism and Saint John of the Cross, who is a Doctor of the Church and one of the greatest Catholic mystics of all time, but the video zeroes in on the fallacy of relying on “personal experience” to judge spiritual matters. PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Watch these videos and consider their content. Note to Father Mark. I’m sure you’ve seen this reply many times by now. In no way am I trying to ridicule or embarrass you, nor am I trying to wreak havoc on your podcast, I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. You’re a far, far better man than I. I’m just trying to get your attention. I love all of your podcasts except when it comes to this subject. I’m convinced that you’re seriously wrong about speaking in tongues and that you’re leading people into error -- but IN NO WAY INTENTIONALLY. Many of the commenters are praying for the gift of tongues. BUT AS FATHER RIPPERGER POINTS OUT, YOU CAN’T DO THAT. But others leaving comments agree with my position. Please address the arguments in these videos. God bless you, father. And please pray for me. I really need it.

Fr. Mark - I second this. Please understand - we do love and appreciate you. But this modern so-called "Charismatic movement" way of allocating into themselves a counterfeit of an authentic and powerful Spiritual gift is a major error which can lead to further errors in faith and unintended spiritual consequences. This euphoric religious sentiments+unintelligible babble is NOT the spiritual gift of tongues. It is a gift of actually understanding human languages otherwise unknown. So many are too addicted to the good feelings of willing certain spiritual emotions to understand that this is a grave misuse of an authentic and rare Spiritual gift given by God for purposes beyond the spiritual consolation/satisfaction of the one doing it. This isn't right. Please, I know it's going to be tough after having this in your prayer life for so long, but I'm begging you to consider this truthfully and doctrinally. It's leading souls astray.

@@stthomasmore4811 Yes, I agree with you. I love Father Mark. I believe he's a good and holy priest, and absolutely sincere, but I think that he has fallen into a common error. Essentially, he relies on the fact that "speaking in tongues” gives him spiritual benefits. But it's all down to his own "personal experience", which, according to all the saints and orthodox Catholic theologians, is exactly the wrong way to judge anything spiritual. I don’t doubt that Father Mark received spiritual benefits, but as to how that occurred I can’t say. But like you, I think he’s simply mistaken. After all, there are scads of saints who were wrong about lots of things. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong about the Immaculate Conception. But he was still a saint. If anyone thinks that Father Mark is correct, here are a few videos to consider. Just copy and Google the titles after the numbers. 1. Speaking in Tongues, Exorcist Fr Ripperger, is it real? If you don't have much time, just watch this one. It's short and sweet and gets right to the point. By the way, besides being an exorcist, Father Ripperger, Ph.D. is a BRILLIANT orthodox Catholic philosopher and theologian in the school of St. Thomas Aquinas, author of several scholarly books and a prolific podcaster. He has also appeared as a guest of other orthodox Catholic podcasters (e.g. Dr. Taylor Marshall and Father Heilman’s US Grace Force). ALL of Father Ripperger's videos are FANTASTIC (just Google “Father Ripperger KZfaq”). I especially recommend “State of the Spiritual Battlefield - Fr. Ripperger”. It’s about how HELL attacks and destroys a culture. It’s solid, orthodox Catholic teaching, and besides, it’s more riveting than watching the movie, “The Exorcist”! 2. Four MISCONCEPTIONS about GIFT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES ( Joseph Dinesh ) This is by a Catholic layman, but he’s completely orthodox, faithful, and highly knowledgeable. It reinforces Father Ripperger’s points, but it offers additional arguments against “speaking in tongues” plus some “just plain common sense” arguments. 3. On the Errors of Pentecostalism (aka Charismatic Movement) This video is from Sensus Fidelium (can’t get any more orthodox than that) The content is straight from Father John Hardon’s catechism and Saint John of the Cross, who is a Doctor of the Church and one of the greatest Catholic mystics of all time, but the video zeroes in on the fallacy of relying on “personal experience” to judge spiritual matters. PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Watch these videos and consider their content. Note to Father Mark. I’m sure you’ve seen this reply many times by now. In no way am I trying to ridicule or embarrass you, nor am I trying to wreak havoc on your podcast, I have the utmost respect and admiration for you. You’re a far, far better man than I. I’m just trying to get your attention. I love all of your podcasts except when it comes to this subject. I’m convinced that you’re seriously wrong about speaking in tongues and that you’re leading people into error -- but IN NO WAY INTENTIONALLY. Many of the commenters are praying for the gift of tongues. BUT AS FATHER RIPPERGER POINTS OUT, YOU CAN’T DO THAT. But others leaving comments agree with my position. Please address the arguments in these videos. God bless you, father. And please pray for me. I really need it.

@@stephencuskley5251 all this talk on this feed is confusing me so I have to consider what you wrote. When I meditate on the decent of the holy spirit I just assumed it meant they were given the gift of language to reach whoever they preached to? Reading this feed is confusing me as I never heard anyone actually say they had the gift of tounges. Is it only in song? It's even more confusing when others are directing you to watch another Priests videos. I've slowly been cutting off watching videos. I gave up all social medias because they just hurt my head. It's frustrating. I did follow the grace force for awhile but some of their prayers were so harsh. They were not praying for anyones demise but for some reason their words rubbed me the wrong way. Watching this video today and reading some of the comments are making me feel like it's time to give up utube as well.

Speaking in tongues as an angelic language is Biblical

@@stthomasmore4811It’s in the Bible!

¡Que Viva!

Also let me say what a shock... i was trying to drive the car as the Holy Spirit was downloading a spiritual language in me

Yes. Father Ripperger is right. Unfortunately, many people rely on a personal "felt" experience to judge spirituality, which the catechism of Father John Hardon explicitly warns against.

@@stephencuskley5251 I respect Fr. Mark completely , I am just not exactly clear about this topic.

Nowhere, because the Greek word for “tongues” is also “languages” so it’s a misinterpretation to begin with

My mom and her family were all Catholics. My mom used to make a big deal over The Ten Commandments with Charlton Heston every year. We were so poor I had to watch on a black and white setbvery long after the world was introduced to color. I'll never forget how glorious the movie looked when I saw it for the first time in color. My mom loved that movie and all christian movies but that was my favorite as a kid having to sit through religious movies with her. Lilia the water girl and Joshua were couple goals. Nefertiti woman goals. Last time I watched that movie I was bored. I had long since out grown it.

There's a lot wrong with the way rad trads behave unfortunately

Valentina Fyorh a « rad trad » might be someone who has problems with pride and patience, but not all people who honour God by keeping the Faith and Tradition of our Fathers falls into your category. By the fruits you know the tree.

Yup! Watch the video "Exorcist Father Chad Ripperger Speaking in Tongues". Besides being an exorcist, he's a brilliant traditional Catholic philosopher and theologian. And ALL of his videos are fantastic.

@@valentinafyorh7749 Are you speaking about me directly? Because you don't even know me

@@KMF3 no I'm not talking about you why would I do that? I'm just making a general comment about rad trads as I feel at times they exaggerate in a bad and unholy way.

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On the first Pentecost, what the Apostles received was surely the gift of tongues, but what Fr. was explaining was one of the Charismatic gifts of the Holy Spirit, a tongue, that though unintelligible to others, is so to God and is used primarily for worship.... It is also the only one of the Charismatic gifts that are meant for oneself, all the others being for others.... For edifying others.

@@salonsarwar4557 i feel dense I still don’t understand.. think I’m gonna do some research 😇Thanks for trying to help me

@@sandralosasso5657 think of it like a private line phone call directly connected with God. It is a God given language that only He can understand. And He speaks with words clearly heard too.

You were right the first time. Biblical speaking in tongues is the miracle on Pentecost where the Apostles preached and everyone heard them, each, in his own language. This other private indiscernible prayer tongue is a pentecostal protestant innovation of the 20th Century.

That is definitely what it should have meant. It would have made total sense. Maybe it actually did mean that? I wish. If you want to see people speaking in so called tongues, all you have to do is search for a video. I'm surprised you've never seen it. Robert De Niro does it creepily well in the final scene when he's drowning in "Cape Fear" (Circa 1991). I used to think of it as a Pentecostal thing. The snake handlers do it. I never heard of Catholics speaking in tongues until now. You can also easily see all kinds of evangelical christians supposedly doing it. It sounds like gibberish. Google a video of people speaking in tongues.

I do too. Many people have a gift of easily picking up many languages and becoming fluent but I know there must be a secret language only God can understand. If someone else could understand it the effectiveness might be diluted.

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Maria. I'm a traditional Catholic, too, and I am skeptical about "the gift of tongues". I wrote the comments below for people who have been praising Father Mark for his promotion of "tongues", so please don't think I'm talking down to you. But if you're interested in finding out more about "the gift of tongues" you may want to read this. Here goes... I love Father Mark. I believe he's a good and holy priest, and absolutely sincere, but I think that he has fallen into a common error. Essentially, he relies on the fact that "speaking in tongues” gives him spiritual benefits. But it's all down to his own "personal experience", which, according to all the saints and orthodox Catholic theologians, is exactly the wrong way to judge anything spiritual. I don’t doubt that Father Mark has received spiritual benefits, but as to how that occurred I can’t say. But I think he’s simply mistaken. After all, there are lots of saints who were wrong about lots of things. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was wrong about the Immaculate Conception. But he was still a saint. If anyone thinks that Father Mark is correct, here are a few videos to consider. Just copy and Google the titles -- they’re next to the numbers. 1. Speaking in Tongues, Exorcist Fr Ripperger, is it real? If you don't have much time, just watch this one. It's short and sweet and gets right to the point. By the way, besides being an exorcist, Father Ripperger, Ph.D. is a BRILLIANT orthodox Catholic philosopher and theologian in the school of St. Thomas Aquinas, author of several scholarly books and a prolific podcaster. He has also appeared as a guest of other orthodox Catholic podcasters (e.g. Dr. Taylor Marshall and Father Heilman’s US Grace Force). ALL of Father Ripperger's videos are FANTASTIC (just Google “Father Ripperger KZfaq”). I especially recommend “Spiritual Theology Series: Levels of Prayer - Fr Ripperger”. It’s basically an explanation of the spiritual theology of St. Teresa of Avila, a Doctor of the Church. One of the biggest problems of people who “speak in tongues” is that they think that because they experience delightful feelings when they do it that they have “ARRIVED” (that they’ve reached the pinnacle of spirituality). But as Father Ripperger explains in this video, that’s only the BEGINNING of spirituality. There’s a whole lot of work to do before you become a saint, and he lays out all the steps that St. Teresa gave us. Is it simple to become a saint? Yes. St. Thomas Aquinas said that all we have to do is “to will it”. But there’s a world of difference between simple and easy. It’s a “simple” act to lift a 300-pound barbell over your head, but it sure ain’t “easy!” Is it easy to become a saint? No. It’s extremely difficult. But then again, it’s entirely possible. Just watch the video. It’s a step-by-step roadmap to becoming a saint. I also recommend watching “State of the Spiritual Battlefield - Fr. Ripperger”. It’s about how HELL attacks and destroys a culture from the perspective of a man who actually TALKS WITH DEMONS. It’s solid, orthodox Catholic teaching, and besides, it’s more riveting than watching the movie, “The Exorcist”. And when it comes to relying on feelings to evaluate the state of your soul, consider St. Mother Teresa. One day one of her nuns came to her and said that she was suffering from spiritual dryness, which is essentially getting no consolations from God and getting absolutely no feeling of the presence of God in your life. Mother Teresa told her that it’s a normal experience. But the nun complained that it was going on for weeks! Mother Teresa told her that she, too, was experiencing spiritual dryness. The nun then asked Mother Teresa how long she was experiencing dryness, and Mother Teresa answered, “Eleven years.” Mother Teresa knew that faith is a matter of the intellect, and that it had nothing to do with how you feel. By the way, Mother Teresa suffered spiritual dryness until she died. But she endured it all for God and became a saint! 2. Four MISCONCEPTIONS about GIFT OF SPEAKING IN TONGUES ( Joseph Dinesh ) This is a much longer video, but well worth watching. It’s by a Catholic layman, but he’s completely orthodox, faithful, and highly knowledgeable. It reinforces Father Ripperger’s points, but it offers additional arguments against “speaking in tongues”, including some “just plain common sense” arguments. 3. On the Errors of Pentecostalism (aka Charismatic Movement) This video is from Sensus Fidelium (can’t get any more orthodox Catholic than that). The content is straight from Father John Hardon’s catechism and Saint John of the Cross, who is a Doctor of the Church and one of the greatest Catholic mystics of all time, and the video gets pretty deep, but it also zeroes in on the fallacy of relying on “personal experience” to judge spiritual matters. PLEASE! PLEASE! PLEASE! Watch these videos and consider their content.

@@stephencuskley5251 Thanks Stephen. I'm familiar with Fr. Ripperger and watch

@@stephencuskley5251 (oops) and have learned so much from listening to him. He is wonderful! I'll check out the podcast you recommended about speaking in tongues. Seems like we enjoy a lot of the same podcasts. Am subscribed to Dr. Marshall, US Grace Force, Sensus Fidelum, etc.

I don't understand if the Bible means the apostles spoke once and everyone understood in their own language simultaneously, or whether they suddenly had the ability to speak many languages, and spoke to people one on one

@@SizeSuper I always assumed it to be the first option to reach as many people as possible.

But we do owe a debt of thanks to the evangelicals, who were the ones historically who brought this awareness of the Spirit back into the church.

Except this all comes from Protestantism

St. Paul asked the rhetorical question if all spoke in tongues, which begged the answer no. I do not believe that all can, and faking it is not only silly, but dangerous.