Agree 😁🙏

Totally agree.

No no noooooo😢😭😭😭 I wouldn't be able to get over it if she strays from the Church - - - - - - Let's pray for her and all the other devout Catholics round the world and ask that they continue to remain loyal to Christ 🙏🏼🌍 God bless us

@@Juno_Beach what?

@@lylahjoan135 nah, I think he meant: I don't know the whole story and I don't even know your mom or what she's like, but I'll just assume that she made a mistake because my opinions are more important than the facts...

Same here.

Mormons are not Christians, they believe in Many Gods. If anyone is curious.

It really is. Not to mention Pope Francis in this book years ago already that gay civil unions are not valid or to be blessed but nobody cared to read that part them before they panicked a few months ago lol

@@justinitsthatguyme010 Lol

I think the economic collapse of post-industrial capitalism has a lot to do with the "men sitting in their parent's basements" problem. There are quite a few factors involved in the destruction of the economic situation of a large percent of the population, it can't really be boiled down to only a moral failing on the part of the young men. Also, I'm wary of the modern trad-Catholic trend of declaring those in poverty as morally bound to celibacy.

@@stevenromo90 Yes. You are right. That is true. The big companies that could pay men a living wage and allow them to support a family have gone to China because the labor is 1/10 the price. I don’t think you need to be rich or have a prestigious job to get married. My friend is from a family of 13 and his father ran a gas station. E Michael Jones talked of a man he met from a family of 10 whose father was a janitor. My friend who is a priest told me his father worked in a factory and bought a house and raised all the children comfortably. Money is money, and I don’t think it matters too much what job you work to get it. The important thing is stability and financial security. The most cited reason for marriage break up is economic strain. Father Isaac Relyea said when a couple gets married with debt, that after two children in a marriage the couple starts contracepting because of the economic pressure. So money is important. Partly due to the reasons you mentioned, I floated in financial limbo for years believing it wasn’t possible to establish yourself without a university education, until I watched Dave Ramsey. A man can still get himself established. Even today, there are jobs that people can work that will pay them very well, but they don’t want to do them; they want the prestige and social status of a university education, even if it gets them into $10,000s of debt and doesn’t set them up with a good paying job. Most men who put their head down for two years of hard work in their 20s with deliveries jobs could establish themselves. The video below shows how much money you can make just delivering food. And to practice what I preach, I delivered food and vapes last Friday and made over well over $200. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7iAe5Sj27-RdJc.html But there isn’t much motivation to do these types of things, because men have a woman and roof over their head already; they have the benefits of marriage without the burdens.

Im confused how is kissing bad?

@@neverloseyourvoice5263 That’s a good question. The way I would explain it is like this: If a car salesman sells you a bad car, and shakes your hand, looks you in the eye and smiles as he does it you know he is lying to you with his body. They are merely bodily functions, they have a meaning and express something. It is the same with sex. God designed sex and love between a man and a woman to be a gift of self that is among other things total and faithful. The human heart was made to love one person exclusively, totally and permanently. That is the love the heart longs to receive and give. He made sex to be the expression of this. The nature of sexual physical affection is that it creates bonds that are not meant to be broken. Kissing is the beginning and part of that physical action that glues a man and woman together emotionally. Research shows the more sexual partners someone has the less they bond with each successive one. It’s why people find it harder to forget their ex the more physical they have been with them, and think about them even when they are going out with it or even married to someone else. It’s also why women, who bond more during sex than men, find it very hard to leave a man, even if he is abusive. In God’s plan you would first discern whether this is a morally good person and they have the qualitys and virtues of a good husband or wife, then when you are sure, have decided to commit, and are in a financial position to, then you would add the emotional superglue of sex in marriage. But what happens is people don’t do this, they start being physical and their perceptions are skewed by the emotional glue. They don’t marry the right person, or they marry a bad person. The marriage breaks up after a few years, or the woman gets pregnant and the man leaves soon after, or they decide to leave after a while because they never intended it to be permanent. God didn’t tell us to do things this way to make us unhappy, rather the contrary. He wants to protect people, especially women and children who suffer more than the man, from this pain and trauma, and set them up to have the happiest, strongest, committed enduring marriages they can.