Father Matthew Schilmoeller - First Mass - May 28, 2023

Father Matthew Schilmoeller celebrates his First Mass as a newly ordained priest from North American Martyrs Catholic Church in Lincoln, Nebraska. - May 28, 2023

[@EasternChristian333]

I am happy to see that each new generation of priest is younger and more orthodox. This will bring the real change/reform needed to Rome that the boomers sought in Vatican II and missed.

[@thomasvanantwerp728]

I am not Catholic, but am blessed to witness this beautiful and reverent first Mass. Thank you.

[@zeburules]

The future of the Church is in safe hands. God bless all the young men who answered the call to this most sacred vocation. We need warriors for Christ in these turbulent times. God bless the parents who raised righteous young men.

[@kimbalaga2219]

What a handsome chap, brainy, holy, humble and good old fashioned next door American guy. very awesome may God bless Fr SCHILMOELLER in his priestly appointments.

[@carmengalea7249]

If this is what haven sound and look like than i can’t wait to die and go to haven. Congratulations Fr Matthew beautiful first Mass, May God be with you always to guide you and protect you ❤🕊🕊❤🕊🕊❤🕊🕊❤🕊🕊❤🕊🕊❤🕊

[@margemiller5503]

Boy I bet his family is proud. I wish him many years of discipleship.

[@johnbalao9582]

God tells us that the Holy Trinity lives among His people in this community. These young holy men called and chosen by God are the modern-day apostles commissioned by Christ to proclaim the Good News to all of us in the world. Let us pray for them always for their guidance, protection, and steadfast faith to remain faithful to their holy vocation of priesthood.

[@Armenius_Catholicus]

Father Matthew, what a wonderful grace and privilege to be counted the among the priests of Christ's Holy Catholic Church. Despite having a brief acquaintance with you during our studies at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome, I am flushed with joy for you. It was an honor to have received a first blessing from you today, and I pray that you remain steadfast in your mission for the salvation of souls. God willing, I will be worthy enough to reach the ranks within three years time. 🙏

[@warwickchuck1]

You were blessed and wonderful. May the Blessed Virgin Mother and Child be with you always.

[@nativegerry335]

I know many young priests that are taking huge initiatives such as the disposal of the irreverent st Louis Jesuit Kumbaya style hymnal by the US and Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops and the implementation of the Brebeuf and Vatican ii hymnals. The use plainchant in the vernacular is back at mass as well as ad orientem worship. Sadly they only can be assistant priests at the moment since many of the liturgical abuse zeitgeist era are still in the main pastor role. I even heard a story about an old priest ordained in the late 70s who told a younger recently ordained one that ad orientem worship is banned by Vatican ii.

[@eddyrobichaud5832]

Matthew 23:9 And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven.

[@briandelaney9710]

“And I have become a spiritual father unto you ..” St Paul

[@eddyrobichaud5832]

@briandelaney9710 My son has à friend, and I'm a father for him, and he's a son for me, but he will never call me father.

[@ma198912]

you can call them pastor, or minister, or imam, or rabbi or padre so long as we be respectful of the different traditions in our journey towards our heavenly father..and most of all let us be instruments of unity and the love of jesus christ which the world so sorely needs and so in need of His peace.

[@lanbaode]

Congratulations Fr.Matthew! May you take to heart and live out the words of Pope Francis: be rooted in Jesus Christ-don't forget to pray; stay close to the people you serve by smelling like the sheep-you are to serve not lord over them, avoid careerism and clericalism-don't get any sense of clergy entitlement and superiority over the laity, continuously read and study especially the scriptures so you always deliver quality homilies, be attuned to and apply the reforms and teachings of Vatican II-don’t desire having grandmother laces and guitar shaped vestments and appear like a liturgical clown. And (not Francis’ words, now my own) in light of the ongoing crisis and scandal: don’t be enticed and get trapped in the quagmire of the gay lavender mafia within the Church which is at the root of and operation of the homosexual predation sex abuse scandal by the clergy and cover up by bishops.

[@ryanscottlogan8459]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ryanscottlogan8459]

Enjoy the beautiful vestments and lace!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vincenta_2]

Why do you copy and paste this same rigid message on every ordination video

[@lanbaode]

@@vincenta_2 why not? And why do you think it’s “rigid”? Is quoting the Pope’s words rigid? Is citing the truth of the clergy homosexual subculture and sex abuse scandal rigid?

[@vincenta_2]

@@lanbaode No, you’re correct about the abuse. But you’re incorrect in regards to the so called “grandmother lace”. This is part of the aesthetical beauty of the Roman Rite. Why do you dislike it?

[@plcwecub]

I would be so nervous. All those people watching.

[@margemiller5503]

Boy I bet his family is proud. I wish him many years of discipleship.