7 Deadly Sins - The Deadly Sin of GLUTTONY!

7 Deadly Sins - the deadly sin of gluttony! In this video series, we are discussing the deadly sin of Gluttony. These seven deadly sins drag us to hell. We must know what they are and how to combat them.
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[@carolinafine8050]

I struggle so much with my appetite. I pray regularly to have a stronger will… but I keep falling into the same pit of endless snacking

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Maybe you can give up snacking altogether for the rest of Lent. :) Go to war against it for this week. You may keep failing, but never stop trying and praying about it and trying to cut out and discover the root causes. God-bless you.

[@Elise-nt2gc]

Maybe you could look into mental health and eating. Sometimes it’s emotional hunger and not physical hunger or like avoiding feelings that makes people want to eat more. Anyway God bless ✝️

[@JayRedding12_12]

This is one I've always struggled with. Expecally with food.

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Most people do. Especially today in our culture.

[@johnflorio3576]

“If you defeat gluttony you will bridle the other sins of the flesh.” - St. Thomas a Kempis

[@marietav7342]

I like cheeseburger more than pizza. 😁 I like cake, ice cream, chocolate, donut or anything sweet lol ... but by God's grace I have learned to become moderate on these foods. Praise God! :)

[@TheCrucifix777]

Hahaha.. same. 😁👍👋 Big Mac, burger champ.. coffee ice cream.. hahaha.. Lalo kapag Christmas.. lol 5x ..

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Yes, anything sweet for me too. All of that. And I love hamburgers also. :)

[@marietav7342]

@@CatholicTruthOfficial 😊

[@mabdechte]

Thank you for this great video! 😊 God bless you!

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Thank you! God bless you too!

[@cedricjustina.alcoseba6880]

one of satan's strategies is to us having thought of doing any temptation of sin, but here brothers and sisters let us read Ephesians 6:11-12

[@carolinafine8050]

This is crazy. Honestly: when I first saw this video I thought, “just going to be the same old information… you shouldn’t be gluttonous.”. Which it is that but it’s so much more. What you’re saying in this video hits so close to home. It’s crazy how much you’re describing my life.

[@e.g.726]

Wow. Very informative. Thank you for all your hard work. I have learned so much from you. Your effort to evangelize us is so very appreciated. Blessings!!

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

You are very welcome! So glad we can help! God bless you.

[@tanya9463]

@@CatholicTruthOfficial Bryan our Pope Francis is in Hospital with cardiac issues and breathing problems we are all praying for Pope Francis. Please pray for Pope Francis.🙏

[@Shelley_watt]

Really grateful for your channel, profound insights easily understood. Thank you and God Bless you Brother

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Our pleasure! We are so glad you find our videos helpful. God bless!

[@tanya9463]

We are praying for our Pope Francis who is hospital with cardiac issues and breathing problems. Please pray for Pope Francis. 🙏

[@Misserbi]

The Almighty teaches us how to enjoy. This means the basic make up of all humans naturally swerves when it is not guided by anything. I think that is part of gluttony.

[@ericsampedrohernandez8093]

Back in February, I had a near death experience and as a catholic I decided I needed to re-engage back into my faith as I don't want to die in mortal sin and be cast into the lake of fire for all eternity. Anyway, I started to attend mass regularly, and looked into what else I needed to do and confession was one of them. I had to reflect on what I have sinned and soon as I did, I realized that I had used the lords name in vein and didn't know it was sinful during that and began to have many intrusive thoughts about solely that and eventually I calmed myself down and then realized I had sins of lust in the most twisted ways and kept getting bombarded by solely those thoughts and eventually it turned diabolical and as of right now my mind has spiraled out of control and I don't know what to do. I have been to confession twice and even thought I felt better at that moment, I still don't feel pure. Today I found myself having those diabolic thoughts on my own using my own will and that terrifies me! Anybody have any advice? The priest I talked to most recently suspected I might be suffering from scrupulosity but I truly don't know. I've been praying to God but I still need help

[@tbone777.]

I go through the same sometimes but Praying to the Holy Sprit helps a lot. “Ven Espíritu Santo Ven” say that 3x. Rosaries and praying everyday

[@tbone777.]

Btw we will never be pure bro. Just remember God sometimes allows us to go through these battles to make us stronger in faith. There were saints that were possessed and they still prevailed

[@ericsampedrohernandez8093]

@@tbone777. at one point I found myself entertaining those diabolic/demonic thoughts which terrifies me and makes me feel like I have committed a grave sin...or so I think, sometimes it feels like I'm obsessed with those thoughts. I'm gonna order a rosary bead as I don't own one admittedly and I pray and hope I can get better.

[@poppyde7314]

Continue going to confession…. I go to confession once a month and confessed the same sin again and again. Finally it lost its power over me!

[@ericsampedrohernandez8093]

@@poppyde7314 I went to the church where I first got baptized, sat down and spoke to a priest about the problems I was having, I did mention how the priest I most recently confessed to mention how I was scrupulous and he agreed with that point. He said in short, that in order for me to stop having those bad thoughts and for that scrupulosity to go away, I need to do the following. 1 get up 1 hour earlier. 2. Pray and read the holy Bible ✝️ 3. Regular exercise 4. Regular Sunday Mass. He also said to come back to confession in a month or so. He said if I do all these things, surrender myself to go's and focus on all these things and other positive things that the scrupulosity will go away. I feel a lot better now that I was finally able to talk to someone who actually understands what I'm going through and didn't say something like just forget the thoughts as if it were that easy

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

The children of Yemen are dying of hunger... ➕ ➕ ➕

[@crip-ll7vz]

how bout school. school takes up my whole day . and then going home just to study

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Yes, it's a lot for sure. It's required though, so not gluttony. Though you should take some time for yourself to relax, pray, and play.

[@Aleksandrakowalcze]

What if i didn’t eat much entire day but had more food in the evning and planned to have some snacks after so i had a little too much dessert before bed but it didn’t stop me from doing other tasks? And i didn’t feel ill after either so was that gluttony?

[@Kevlar0718]

No that’s not gluttony. Gluttony is addiction.

[@mysticmeadowshomestead6209]

Refusing to eat is not gluttony.

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

We didn't say it was. Eating too much is gluttony. Or drinking. Or anything really.

[@nosuchthing8]

I have been very sick with covid, and had no appetite. Now Im eating a bit too much..oh well..😂

[@immaculateheart1267]

People at my church are devoutly practicing Catholics so when I see overweight people at mass I sometimes wonder if it's a self control or maybe a depression issue.

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

There are many reasons. Sometimes, it's a health issue. I know someone who is very overweight. She exercises a lot, eats vegan, goes to a dietrician, etc, and no one can figure out what was wrong.🤷‍♂️ Many times, though, for people in this country is an eating problem or depression issue or just lazy.

[@catholictruthreplies1333]

Perhaps they're going through struggles that we do not know about. We cannot know at which point others are in their spiritual journey unless they tell us. They could be ahead today, they could be behind tomorrow. So let's not concern ourselves overmuch with the heart of others, which only God knows.

[@walterhenrysilvera5081]

It must be Rich men write that crap for poor people to say poor.

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

That doesn't make any sense. What proof do you have for that?

[@lukebrown5395]

Gluttony is my biggest sin now that I don’t watch pornography anymore.

[@lilbirb082]

i like watching my neighbour get railed by some black guy through her window

[@lukebrown5395]

@@lilbirb082 you okay?

[@lilbirb082]

@@lukebrown5395 no, I'm addicted to snorting coke off my pet raccoon

[@lukebrown5395]

@@lilbirb082 are you joking or do I need to pray for you?

[@lilbirb082]

@@lukebrown5395 naaa i don't have a pet raccoon

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

Does one need to travel 100 km to confession for the bad things mentioned by Paul in Galatians 5?

[@catholictruthreplies1333]

If they're mortal sins, and such a journey is perfectly within one's means, then yes, absolutely.

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

​@@catholictruthreplies1333At what point they become mortal sins? I take those bad things in Galatians 5 as struggles, not nesessarly sins.

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Galatians 5 lists some pretty serious sins, including all of the sexual sins, and don't forget that Paul said people who practice these sins will not enter the kingdom of heaven. So they're very serious. Also, remember that a mortal sin is something we choose To do freely with full knowledge, not something that happens by accident or that we just fall into.

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

@@CatholicTruthOfficial How does gluttony become a mortal sin? I can hardly imagine, someone thinking of stuffing his belly with the intent of hurting God.

[@tanya9463]

@@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched Then stop stuffing your belly.

[@marietav7342]

Sin gives us pleasure. If sin is not pleasurable, no one would sin. But after we experienced the pleasure of sin follows pain that always accompanies sin. Virtue is hard and painful to practice at first, but after we experienced the pain of practicing virtues comes joy and peace to us. Sin 👉 pleasure/happiness 👉 pain/suffering Virtue/holiness 👉 pain/suffering 👉 pleasure/happiness

[@marietav7342]

It means if we choose to be happy first, we will suffer next, but if we choose to suffer first, we will be happy next. If we choose happiness first, it will follow suffering for us. If we choose suffering first, happiness will come to us next.

[@marietav7342]

I have chosen to suffer first but after this, I will be happy over to be happy first but after happiness, I will suffer.

[@marietav7342]

@stingingnettle9726 The solution to your problem is you have to acquire first sufficient contrition or to reach a certain level of contrition for at least all your mortal sins because no matter how you rant, God will still not heed your cry and will still not help you or help you much with your problems because you have no or don't have sufficient contrition for all your grave sins that is why even if you repent, your repentance is not genuine and not sincere, hence, your prayers are not answered by God.

[@marietav7342]

@stingingnettle9726 Your fall is deep but not as deep as Mariana Trench. There is still hope for you ..... IF you humble yourself before God.

[@marietav7342]

@stingingnettle9726 Your heart is already hardened in sins and you have NO grace of TRUE contrition for your sins that's why even if you repent, it's not genuine, hence, God has still not forgiven and helped you. The cure/remedy to your hardened heart (in sins) is SUFFICIENT TRUE contrition for your sins, at least all your mortal sins because the grace of true contrition MELTS the hardness of our hearts in sins.

[@tvhead7074]

What if you choose to overeat so as not to be hungry later at an inconvenient time? For instance, what if I overeat at 12:00 lunch so that way I don’t get hungry during my workout starting at around 4:30? Or what if you’re trying to gain weight?

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

If you are trying to lose weight you do so in a healthy weight like diet, healthy foods and exercise. You should not practice bulimia or unhealthy ways of losing weight. Same with gaining weight. It's probably better to eat more often than overeat to gain weight, or to use protein etc. Also, overeating doesn't really keep you full that much longer. It makes you tired, sluggish, and leads to other issues, so it would probably be better to find ways to eat at other times rather than overeating.

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

So Paul does say that 1 additional gramm of food that leads to gluttony and thus hell in Galatians 5?

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

No, not agladness sends out of the same weight. Eating a little bit extra food does not break or destroy your relationship with God. Continually falling into gluttony can lead to bigger sins. Getting drunk, domestic violence, fornication and other things do destroy that life of grace in us

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

@@CatholicTruthOfficial Is gluttony in itself a sin, that requires confession, let alone penance?

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

Let's say I have a cheeseburger for lunch. Then eat a salad afterwards. How do I determine in this situation, if it is gluttony or not? Does that 1 additional gramm of food lead to gluttony? It's totally confusing to me. I feel like not caring about gluttony anymore.

[@catholictruthreplies1333]

The rule of thumb is 'everything in moderation'. To that I'll add: and with a clear conscience. More often than not, gluttony is less about whether you're hungry and more about eating just for the sake of it.

[@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched]

​@@catholictruthreplies1333If I am hungry, then I eat. I think there is false dichotomy going on. One can pray about constrain himself in regards to vices or struggles and still can super large meals, then stop eating until one is hungry again.

[@CatholicTruthOfficial]

Mr RB, If you are full, and you continue to eat anyways, then that would be gluttony. If you have a hamburger and a salad, and you're still hungry, you could still eat more. It's when we don't need food or are full and we take it anyway they it becomes a problem. How that helps

[@marietav7342]

@@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched You need to pray EVERYDAY for the grace of perfect self-knowledge; and also the grace of perfect contrition for all your sins. The grace of PERFECT self-knowledge makes us see the true condition of our soul THE WAY GOD SEES AND READS OUR SOULS. The grace of perfect self-knowledge is the cure and remedy to our spiritual blindness.

[@marietav7342]

@@RBMomoPdfFileKillerBewitched If you have the grace of perfect self-knowledge, you are SURE if your action is a mortal sin or a venial sin or not a sin at all because like I said a while ago, possessing this grace makes us see and read our soul as God sees and reads our soul. We have the ability to recognize if our action is a mortal sin or a venial sin or not a sin at all unlike the situation where we are confused or don't know if our action is a grave/mortal sin or not or not a sin because we lack the grace of self-knowledge.