EC2006 - Father Greg Homeming, OCD - Carmelite Spirituality

In this presentation Father Homeming talks about St Terese and Carmelite spirituality.
Fr Greg Homeming was born in Sydney. He is an Australian of Chinese grandparents.
After completing high school he took degrees in Economics and Law at the University of Sydney. After working as a lawyer in a Sydney law firm for five years, Greg Homeming made a massive change in lifestyle when in 1985 he joined the Discalced Carmelite Friars, a contemplative Roman Catholic religious order. He completed his novitiate training in 1987 and went on to obtain his theology degree at the Melbourne College of Divinity and an MA in philosophy at the University of Melbourne. He was ordained as a priest in 1991. In 2006 when Father Homeming gave this presentation he was the provincial superior of the Discalced Carmelites in Australia and Oceania.

[@aloysiusjalang3991]

Thank you dear fr Greg

[@JinPark-j6f]

Thank you very much Bishop Greg!!! It is profound truth!!! an ocds from the usa

[@AlbertCheok]

A most incredible talk

[@storytellingbyprofessorwaf9987]

Do I have a story to tell about how Christ led me to symbolism of mystical soul of the Carmel . What is up with Carmel ? God bless your wisdom of Christ Light teachings Father Greg

[@wendyfield7708]

Very profound and much to ponder. Thank you. An OCDS in the UK.

[@tebohomakoro]

the most profound spirituality and most relevant for me

[@karenjesus3434]

God bless you Rev.father Greg.

[@humility2091]

This is so beautiful and true, thank You so much Bishop Greg 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@lindacollins5861]

If you read the Poem of the Man God or the Gospel as Revelled to me by Maria Valtorta where Jesus showed her visions throughout His life and He asked her to write them down. He told Maria that His apostles ran away as they feared being executed with Him. He let this happen as these Men had to be bought down to earth, as they are to be the Priests who will be forgiving sins. Their absolute sorrow for not being there with their Jesus, bought them down so far that they would remember their great sin, which would humble themselves to forgive all others for theirs sins. I believe this to be true, it makes sense. Thank you Bishop Greg, we are so Blessed for having you as our Bishop. Thanks be to God.

[@bethoumyvision1346]

Linda Collins I don’t hunk that book is legitimate for various reasons. Please see this article: www.google.com.hk/amp/s/sacredheartsoldier.wordpress.com/2017/06/18/the-satanic-poem-of-the-man-god/amp/

[@vigildino6518]

That poem of the man God was rejected by the Church.The article from L'Osservatore Romano, January 6, 1960 including the "decree of condemnation" can be seen on the Maria-Valtorta site. Two paragraph from the L'Osservatore Romano article says: "The Work, therefore, would have deserved a condemnation even if it were only considered a romance novel, if for nothing else, for reasons of irreverence. [12] .......... But in reality, the author has greater pretensions. Skimming through the volumes, here and there one reads the words "Jesus says...," "Mary says...; " or also: "I see..." and the like. And then, towards the end of the IV volume (page 839) the author reveals himself as... an authoress, named Maria (Valtorta), and writes that she is a witness of the entire messianic period. These words remind us that, about ten years ago, several voluminous typescripts that contained purported visions and revelations were in circulation. It was then that the competent Ecclesiastical Authority had prohibited the publishing of these typescripts and ordered that they be withdrawn from circulation. Now we see them reproduced virtually wholesale in this current Work. Therefore, this public condemnation of the Supreme Holy Congregation is all the more appropriate, for reasons of serious disobedience. [13]" maria-valtorta.net/letter_condemnation.html

[@davepratt3907]

Yes, this is the book that brought me closer and to a intimate relationship with God

[@josephzammit8483]

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[@vigildino6518]

Great spirituality. It is not hard to talk about it, but extremely difficult to follow.

[@Flos_Carmeli_OCDS]

Loved it!❤️💯

[@lizzygarrett7355]

Amen🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@maryhanxiao1890]

profound teaching indeed! thank you so much for uploading it

[@johnnyutah218]

Carmelite Spirituality is : The Tridentine Mass, No Communion in the Hand, and the Cloister.

[@susanthompson1503]

That is absolutely not true. There are Carmelites who live this way but they are in the minority.

[@joanaisabelcolltruyol3090]

This is a powerful reading......

[@kgabelman4849]

Amen 🙏 Amen 🙏 🙌 ❤

[@tesschavit3009]

Amen🙏🏻❤️

[@almeggs3247]

Was the impossible dream song added?

[@anyohaseo]

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