Salve Maria! You can count on our prayers for you, so that you will know God's will and help in your beautiful desire to evangelize and help others. God bless you.

@@HeraldsoftheGospel_official Thank you for your advice father! And God bless you too! ☺️

@orange-777 Pls also remember to rely on the Holy Spirit who can literally bring out of your mouth what you won't either remember or mean to say, but what God Himself wants said to a particular person/friend/family member/group. I will also pray for you 🙏

That may God gives you wisdom, listen to the messengers of Mary

May the Holy Spirit bless your mind and tongue/speech...

I am 36 and have been decimated by lust. If you are young you need to fight it because if you let it in, it can get to a point that it will turn to a physical addiction and then…well then it becomes a much different problem and one that no matter what you do, you will spend much time in mortal sin. As a female you run the terrible risk of getting pregnant with a loser who will never love you. Every single time you have a lustful thought you need to address it in this way “by the Precious Blood of Jesus, I rebuke, reject, and renounce this lust, and in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit do I cast it out. Yes Jesus has given us the authority over ourselves to cast out demons in his name. You might have to do this 500 times a day but eventually the darkness will recede I promise. DO NOT LET IT IN WHILE YOU ARE YOUNG, IF YOU THINK IT IS BAD NOW, YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT CAN BECOME

I'll pray for you. Let's all fight temptations together as brothers and sisters in the church

@@Bobby_7342 I will pray for you too, we are surly entering a very dark time but we believe HIS love is stronger and HIS mercy greater than the combined sum of evil squared

I have been using "Arise, o Lord. Let Thy enemies be scattered and let them that hate Thee flee before Thy Holy Face." I think I will use the prayer you have related, as well.

You can be assured of our prayers for you and your loved ones, Judy. God bless you.

I'll pray for you!

Salve Maria, Janie! Thank you for sharing, and may God bless all of you. We are praying for each one of you.

Salve Maria!

You can be assured of our prayers for your intentions, Edmond. God bless you.

@@HeraldsoftheGospel_official thank you God bless you too.

Salve Maria, Rose Mary!

We are praying. God bless you.

Salve Maria, Isabel!

Salve Maria, Vicky!

Salve Maria 🙏♥️

Salve Maria, Agnes!

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Protestantism teaches what Martin Luther taught. Our souls are in the very image of God. God’s purity & innocence surpasses that of a newborn, therefore our souls must be purified in order to be filled up by his very presence within us completing our existence. Leaving no trace of even original sin

@@youtubetubeyou5112 Not sure how your comment addresses mine. Even the Lord was tempted by the devil in the desert - if temptation was a sin - then that is saying the Lord sinned and we know that is not truth. Martin Luther was a catholic monk who after being upset with the church insted of approaching the matter through the tribunal broke his vows and left the church creating his own church and removed 7 books from the bible to accomdate his new beliefs. For 1,500 years prior to him, everyone was catholic and we all believed in the same things and temptations are not sins. A mortal sin is when you know something of a serious nature is sinful have sufficient reflection on it and decide to do it anyway. A veniel sin is when you do something not of serious nature and don't do it with the intention of sinning or defying God.

@@jeanb.5405 yeah he says that at the beginning of the video but he didn’t really mean it. What he meant was that had Benedict followed through in anyway at the thought of her who must not be named instead of throwing himself into the thorn bush it would have been condemnable until confession the following morning 😆

@@youtubetubeyou5112 Oh Ok that makes sense.

He wasn’t speaking only of the temptation but giving in to the temptation.

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I think you meant the Novena to St. Benedict? Did you try from your phone or from the computer? If it was the computer, you will require the desktop version of whatsapp. If you use whatsapp.web you need to it be linked to your phone in the same browser.

@@HeraldsoftheGospel_official i tried from my phone.

Hello. If we continue to sin, without repentance, we can indeed lose our salvation. Jesus died to save us, but He also taught us how to live so that we might reach Heaven and Eternal Paradise. We are praying for you.

What are you talking about?

That is a very good point. I don't think it is as problematic as you assume though. He very probably would have been condemned for not following his vocation (and what a vocation!). It is very hard to get to heaven without following one's vocation, don't you agree? But the example holds true for everyone. We cannot take sin lightly. Giving in to one temptation could take you down the ramp to eternal fire. Of course, we could repent, but who can guarantee that? Usualy people who take their future repentance for granted, don't ever repent. Tell me what you think.

@@brothernimishcoelho if we have to rely on our power to not sin, we are doomed, that's what I think. Our only hope is Jesus' mercy. 1 John:8 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. 9 If we confess our sins, he who is faithful and just will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. 10 If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.

@@christophlindinger2267 Agreed. That's why this video presents the only solution to be Grace. But we cannot guarantee grace. We can ask for grace. If we don't ask for grace then we cannot complain if we don't receive it. Isn't it so? 1 John 8-10 doesn't give us the permission to sin. It merely emphasizes that we can receive mercy for our sins, and that no one is righteous without God's mercy/grace.

@@brothernimishcoelho you can't guarantee grace, and neither can you your own sinlessness. Even if you try to not sin as much as you can, you might commit other grave sins while doing so. Am not saying that he should have sinned. My point is, it's dangerous to rely on your own capacity to not sin and remain sinless. Our hope is on our Lord, if he gives us the strength to remain steadfast, we are grateful. If we fall into sin, we repent and ask for His Mercy. To say someone is doomed to eternal hell because they sinned is not the Gospel message. Again, am not saying people should willfully sin. But to tell people they will end up in eternal hell if they sin is not the gospel. We do not rely on our own strength, that's pelagianism.

@@christophlindinger2267 Thanks for your ponderations. But we agree with you totally. If you watched the video you would have noticed that. Maybe you got distracted at some point, it's human. If someone is about to enter a zone of fire, where he can easily be hit by a bullet, it is an act of charity to tell him, that one bullet can kill him so as to persuade him to NOT enter that zone. On the other hand, it is irresponsible to tell him about his chances of coming out alive without ever talking about the imminent danger. More so when dealing with occasions of grave sin. Mortal/grave sin kills the soul