Nov 17 - Homily: The Last Judgment of Man

[@ajessm]

Thankyou Fr Ignatius for your inspiring sermons. You will have helped tens of thousands of people by your preaching. Just how many people, you will probably only know when you get to Heaven. God bless you and all the Franciscans. Have just become a monthly donor.

[@ivonyclear1745]

Thank you Fr Ignatius beautiful homily, i love listening long beautiful homily...praise be Jesus and Mary

[@debbieramsey8933]

Say 3 Hail Marys for this precious priest! Priests are under such attack from the evil one, we can not know.

[@lorrainebrown7099]

More Pertinent today than 8 yrs ago.! An essential homily for Today! Jesus have Mercy! Jesus give us pure and clean hearts make our hearts like unto thine!

[@mariec9446]

Wonderful thought provoking homily.God bless you Father and all priests

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Thank you so much Fr. Manfredonia. See you all in heaven. God bless, Proverbs 31

[@georgeanwilliams6845]

Again my brothers and sisters do not delay your confession and hopefully we have a firm purpose of amendment to leave your sin and through Christ Mercy heal. Ask your Mother Our Blessed Queen to give you the graces needed for your soul to stay in the state of grace. May the holy cross be your light. Live Fatima. Pray the rosary everyday for peace. Love much. Pray repent fast sacrifice and mortifications. God bless you all. Jesus and Mary I love you, save souls. All the saints and angels pray for us.

[@KITTYGALOREXXX]

Thank You. My burning and yearning Soul always needs quenching and sustaining with The THE WORD of GOD and the Teachings of The Saints.

[@michaelrocke5721]

Thank you Father for the inspiration to help us recognize that God's punishment is part of the Purification Process. God desires us to be purified before Jesus Christ.

[@pberndt33]

I wish my priest could give a homily like this. Thank you Father.

[@ajessm]

I'm sure he gives very good sermons too. Every Priest does his best. If you listen, you can get something out of every sermon.

[@bubby2325]

Excellent! Please pray for Fr. Ignatius and the Franciscan Friars and Brothers.

[@marielivingstone5369]

Brilliant homily Fr Ignatius. Sacred Heart Of Jesus Have Mercy on us.Immaculate Heart Of Mary Pray for us .

[@juancarlosgonzales9861]

Amazing. This is not a homily this is pure theology at its highest. thanks to father Ignatius' wisdom and depth.

[@pamelamandi8097]

Thank you God for this reminder thru Fr. Ignatius.. Pray for us.. That we could be worthy to stand before Jesus on the day of Judgment..

[@lorrainebrown7099]

Lord have Mercy 🙏🏼

[@louisaccardi2268]

Such a needed message for our times. Thanks.

[@monicamohan4720]

Yikes! Thank you! I think daily about my last day, yet these types of homilies never fail to "jolt" my conscience!

[@battlekidrules]

Thank you father for the wonderful lesson.

[@stechriswillgil3686]

This is one of the toughest Friars I’ve heard so far.

[@psalmsurfer1]

St.Alphonsus' Preparation for Death is a great meditation

[@sriyanjaliemaduwela2945]

This sermon is so great. Rev. Fr. Ignatius thank you so much for showing us the truth. May God bless you ❤️

[@maureentravers3419]

Thank you & God Bless

[@Sean-lv6fx]

This was a fantastic homily, the priest teaches a lot of stuff that I hadn't considered about the last judgment before.

[@melpaller5381]

May God be glorified throughout the world!! Thank you, Fr. Ignatius !

[@maureenbanks3702]

I can't wait for the general judgement. I'm so looking forward to it. I'm going to enjoy it immensely.

[@tatesc4252]

Amen . Thank you Rev. Father Ignatius, the subject matter is never preached here in our parishes I only learned about this on the internet. God's graces is abundantly showered on everyone.

[@time4grace8]

i never get tired of reviewing this over and over again!

[@kathleendavis5593]

Thank you 🙏

[@tatesc4252]

Amen . Thank you Rev. Father .

[@lorraineharrington734]

Thank you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@georgeanschools5782]

We live in Christ and we die in Christ.

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Thanks Father.

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Hi. Thanks Fr. Ignatius (one of the holiest and one of my favorites) and Franciscanfriars. This must be the longest sermon of Fr. Ignatius. God bless, Proverbs 31

[@robert112uk]

This is pure Catholicism.We like the Apostles beg again "Who then can be saved?" These times are diabolical

[@lancelipinsky]

thank you jesis

[@alanbourbeau24]

When Jesus said to be watchful and and awake for his second coming, he told us explicitly to be watchful, alert and remain hopeful and praying. But he also said that there’s going to be plagues and pestilence. For example, the Corona Virus aka the COVID-19. And yet so far, there’s been outbreaks of this pandemic and some Americans have been seriously ill and probably died. He said In Matthew 24:7. “Nation will rise against nations, and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be famines, plagues, and earthquakes in various places.” Now I don’t want anyone to get the wrong idea, I’m not saying that the end is coming nor am I going to predict of when it’ll happen. Only God knows it.

[@PanSzawu]

Terrifying but sobering

[@mrsandmom5947]

Orthodox Canadiana Yes

[@alanbourbeau24]

"No one knows of the day and hour. Not the angels of Heaven. Nor the Son, but only the Father." Matthew 24:36. Throughout history, many people have predicted of when the end was coming and they turned out to be wrong. The reason why people continue predicting the end because they think they can figure out of when the end is coming including the 2nd coming of Christ. And when they do, they end up being wrong. And it causes fear, anxiety. And that's Satan wants to happen. He wants everyone to become fearful, giving up hope. But when the second coming of Christ does happen, Satan will be silenced and defeated and thrown in Hell.

[@555pontifex]

"Call no man father..." - The Lord Jesus Christ, gospel of Matthew chapter 23

[@franciscanfriars]

Matthew Oakley - Thanks for the comment and concern. We believe, based on the context, that Jesus is referring to those who have an unhealthy desire to receive honors from men which he also admonishes in Matt. 23: 6-7. We also believe he is using hyperbole as he often does such as referring to cutting off your hand to avoid going to hell. (Matt. 5: 29). This becomes especially clear when we realize that the apostles called themselves “father”. “To Titus, *my true child* in a common faith: grace and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Savior” (Titus 1:4); “I appeal to you for my child, Onesimus, whose *father* I have become in my imprisonment” (Philem. 10). And “I do not write this to make you ashamed, but to admonish you as my beloved children. For though you have countless guides in Christ, you do not have many fathers. For *I became your father* in Christ Jesus through the gospel” (1 Cor. 4: 14-15) For more on this see: www.catholic.com/tract/call-no-man-father I hope this helps. God bless you. - Friar Roderic

[@godisinchargesueowl8599]

I'd like to recommend Fr Ignatius' video called : Lukewarm Souls, (from this same channel ) for those who haven't watched, please do ,it's an eye opener ! God bless !💖

[@derricknyuykibime5586]

Amen

[@markvanheuvel6965]

Well done

[@shawnadequan7893]

"Thank you!" I will not worry!You highlghted a beautiful end vision there Fr.Ignatius.While you were talking, a thought came to me about the "intrinsic" value of charitable works.I discovered the intrinsic nature of Education and just thoght while you were talking that these values had a true connection at the/our "common root!'What do you think Father?God Bless you and thanks again!

[@nettothomas753]

❤

[@michaeljohnfoster2316]

This is pretty heavy stuff.

[@brigittedunn9390]

how about the sins that we all ready confessed....if so what is the point of going to confession if we are going to be judged by them again ?

[@eng.valintonrichardfernand6692]

Rev 21

[@henryweaver667]

The few thumb downs.....I wonder,huuuummmm.