Eucharist, No Middle Ground

[@Jean_in_Stillness]

Excellent and timeless message. Beautifully stated, Father. Thank you and God bless you.

[@ChildofGod98765]

Lord JESUS I need your strength. I’m struggling providing for my children. I’m so discouraged. As a single mom Lord Jesus I’m overwhelmed. I have two beautiful boys both are special needs. I’m overwhelmed because they require so much from me. Every month is a struggle to not end up on the streets. Lord grant me strength to provide for my sons. With you by my side Lord I know all is possible.

[@josainnecamilleri3894]

Thank you Father. My father left us when I was 13 years. I'm 55 now. 3 years ago I decided to visit him in hospital as he had a stroke. I continued to visit him weekly up until 4 months ago . He was speaking against my mother and Iwas really hurt. Since then I stopped attending mass daily because I would say to myself that I can't receive Jesus and act otherwise. Our Father is a very difficult prayer for me. Today I decided to return to Mass to receive the Eucharist and pray for the grace to forgive.

[@margaretdodd3512]

This is what my grandson, at age 2, said at his uncle's wedding. "Jesus coming!" Blessed are the children. They don't question. They know.

[@gonzaloderomana775]

The Eucharist is everything! It is our Lord and saviour. If you doubt go to Holy Hour and gaze upon him close in adoration and connect. It will change your life all doubt will melt away. Thank you Lord Jesus, thank you for giving us you. I love you!

[@nancyhon406]

Pls pray for courage to reject freemasonry in Malaysia . No middle ground . Amen

[@davidfarinha614]

The United Kingdom is desperate for priests or pastors similar to Father Mark Bernhard. Loud, Clear and with Passion. Amen. 🙏

[@patricialongley5536]

So very true!

[@Robbie-ht8pp]

You’re not gonna get Fr. Bernard🥰

[@susanokafor3271]

Why not?

[@mpkropf5062]

@@Robbie-ht8ppPriests never know where they are going to be sent!

[@lilyyouakim1004]

It is really a powerful homily 🙏🏻

[@rshier8422]

Thank you for your inspiring and beautiful homily Father Mark. My God, I believe, I adore, I hope, I love You. I ask forgiveness for those who do not believe, nor adore, nor hope nor love you. Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I adore You profoundly, and I offer You the Most Precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ, present in all tabernacles of the world, in reparation for the outrages sacrileges and indifferences by which He is offended, and by the infinite merits of His Most Sacred Heart and through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg the conversion of poor sinners. 🙏🙏📿📿✝✝

[@nathanngumi8467]

Amen 🙏. There is no middle ground when it comes to who Jesus is. Either He is King of the Universe or He is not. All people must choose what to believe, act accordingly and get judged for it at the end of time.

[@lisajmj]

Yes thank you Father, I believe and I will forever. Come Lord Jesus Christ, Dear Saviour!💛🕊️

[@milagrosamistoso9086]

Very powerful homily,thank you.🇨🇦💗

[@maryellenmcneill1937]

Beautiful

[@johnproffitt3272]

On the temperature in the house - it's a lot easier to put close on to be warm than it is to take them off to stay cool. Just sayin'

[@Piccolo_Re]

I grew up Catholic and due to relationships and family I was brought into non denominational churches which I now attend. Non Catholic Churches don’t seem to take the Eucharist nearly as seriously as Catholics. They do it here and there. They do have strong arguments against why they do it their way. I’m in a constant conflict about this and which way is correct.

[@timothyodonnell8591]

Father - you mentioned the story of the woman who passed out during Mass. I am a cradle Catholic, but I have always found it odd that when someone becomes ill or has a health emergency during Mass, the Priest doesn't stop and anoint or at least bless the sick person. Is there something in the GERM that prevents Priests from doing so? To me, it comes off as uncaring to ignore the person and keep going on with the Mass. What must the non-Catholic first responders think when the Mass continues seemingly without any care by the priest or the congregation? What if the person is in danger of dying on the way to the hospital? This is NOT intended as a criticism of you. It is SOP at the Catholic churches I have attended, so I assume that you and your brother priests who experience this are just doing what you were taught in the seminary. I trust there is a good reason for continuing on with the Mass, but I'm not smart enough to know what it is.