From Protestant to Catholic w/ Lila Rose

I chat with Lila Rose about her conversion to Catholicism.
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[@josephrees4414]

I'm a Protestant seriously considering Catholicism, please pray for me if you would.

[@cynthiaaviles4634]

Awesome! You won't regret it. The deeper you dig the more sense it makes😍.

[@pederfoss1929]

I pray God will see your sincere heart seeking Christ wherever He is. Take your time to pray and study, but I think both will show you that the Catholic Church is the Church founded by Jesus Christ for the salvation of mankind, where you can receive Him truly in His Body and Blood. Welcome home!

[@julia2]

Praying for you ❤️

[@raylida3057]

Make that step by faith, sign up for the RCIA classes (right of Christian initiation for adults) in the nearest Catholic Church. It is an awesome place to learn about Catholic faith, and you can always back out of it, it's a process. I'm a convert from protestantism, and when I joined the RCIA, I was praying that God would give me a reason why I SHOULDN'T become a Catholic. Obviously, it didn't happen, LoL, -He took away my last doubts. A year later my husband converted as well. We are Home now together! Please, don't hesitate, this is that pearl of great price Jesus was talking about, worthy of giving away everything else. ❤️ God bless!

[@winter-wb7cf]

Praying!

[@drewk4553]

I'm currently Protestant (Baptist) and I desperately need to convert to Catholicism. Please pray for my wife's eyes to be similarly opened soon!

[@MFV77]

Praying for you both 🙏🙏🙏

[@RicardoGarcia-ib8ro]

I have not heard a single story of a protestatn convert to Catholicism and regret it. "Faith is to believe what you do not see; the reward of this faith is to see what you believe" St. Agustine. God bless you.

[@robertokello5201]

Friend, it is not Catholism you desperately need, it is Jesus. Open your Bible, read the teachings of Jesus and all scriptures, practice them, while emulating the life of Jesus. Above all pray to receive the Holy Spirit, who will "guide you in all truths." Jesus was not a Catholic or neither did He claim to be a part some religion. He said, "unless a man be born again he will not see the kingdom of heaven." Again, he said, "unless a man is born again of water (baptized), and the Spirit (receive the Holy Spirit), he will not enter heaven." I was Catholic, never read my bible, neither did I understand what it meant to be born again of water & the Spirit. Without the Holy Spirit, no one can receive a new life in Christ, in which case he will not enter heaven. This teaching is not taught in the Catholic church, which means many Catholics will not enter heaven.

[@wendymitchell8245]

SORRY TO HEAR YOU HAVE NOT UNDERSTOOD THE GOSPEL,WHICH IS NOT TAUGHT BY THE R.C.CHURCH. I knew a Baptist minister who was not converted until he had been a minister 9 years. Then he heard the true gospel from another minister, what Peter preached was believe ,repent and then be baptised. Look up the horrendous history of the Roman church ,they killed the baptists for being baptised as adults, murderers do not inherit the kingdom.

[@RicardoGarcia-ib8ro]

@@robertokello5201 How do you know what Jesus taught without the apostolic and church fathers? Are your ideas found in the early days of the Church?

[@kdonelson0321]

Matt and Lila were both HUGE factors in my conversion this summer, from agnostic to Catholic as a young adult! I can't thank them enough for showing me the beauty of the faith.

[@ireneirene9834]

God bless you dear.. welcome home,,🌹

[@pmlm1571]

Congratulations, Welcome Home!

[@wendymitchell8245]

kdonelson look up it's real history ,the last woman burnt at the stake in my town was murdered for saying she did not believe in transubstantiation. They killed thousands for similar reasons .That shows they were not even Christians .The leadership was power and riches seeking.

[@isildakhonglah4444]

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[@wendymitchell8245]

@@rhwinner Thank you.

[@strikevipermkII]

When I found that Abby Johnson became Catholic, I was overjoyed. Now I find that Lila Rose is as well. Over the moon! Praise God!

[@jaysonm4472]

I am a recent convert to Roman Catholicism after growing up as a non-denominational Protestant (so basically close to baptist). I began this faith journey after considering who compiled the Bible, what the Church Fathers had to say, and why it was that the Catholic Church was the first church out of all churches existing today. Catholicism is so much deeper and beautiful than anything I had experienced before, culminating with the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. I am so grateful to God for His grace and leading me home to His true Church.

[@Adam-ue2ig]

Jayson...please read www.monergism.com/my-sheep-hear-my-voice-canon-self-authenticating

[@wendymitchell8245]

Jayson these things are taught by Catholics but are not true.The first thing is they do not preach the gospel ,which you should have heard in any church like a baptist one.

[@patrickoconnor9700]

@@wendymitchell8245 Hi, can you tell define what the Gospel is, and how Catholics don't teach it?

[@wendymitchell8245]

@@patrickoconnor9700 The first Gospel message was Acts. 2. when Peter opened the door of the kingdom ,the church. He did this by first preaching to the Jews who were there for Pentecost. He starts by saying this was prophesied by Joel and then tells them about Jesus v. 22.how he was approved of God by signs and miracles as they knew. ,v25 mentions David's prophecy. that Jesus would be raised from the dead.v.36. God hath made that same Jesus WHOM YE HAVE CRUCIFIED ,both Lord AND CHRIST. They clearly believed as their reaction was what shall we do? Peter said REPENT and be baptized , for the remission of sins. .,and you will receive the Holy Spirit . And they continued in the Apostles doctrine and fellowship and breaking of bread ,and in prayers. So as the Apostles preached and wrote they were taught. THE EUNUCH asked Philip to explain Isaiah's prophecy to him and he was told Jesus had fulfilled it.He said what prevented him from being baptised .He was told 'IF YOU BELIEVE WITH ALL YOUR HEART.' Not the water will save you .So the gospel is believe and repent. That cannot be done for someone else.Nor did he say only the church at Rome will be the right church.Join that one as soon as it starts.The first one was at Jerusalem .The British church started in 37 A.D. according to the British Historian Gildas 516 . Cement said Paul visited the furthest limits of the West .Eusebius also said Paul went to Britain.My point is the Roman church's claims to be the first and only church is fiction.Jerusalem was first AND THE CITY WAS DESTROYED .A.D.70.

[@patrickoconnor9700]

@@wendymitchell8245 Thank you for your reply Wendy, I found it interesting. Doesn't history point the Catholic church in the direction of being the oldest church? It would be up there as the closest to the first century church, that together with the writings of what the church fathers positions on things were. You're saying Paul travelled to Britain? I've never heard that, I find it interesting. Do you know of any records?

[@markheneghan3804]

She is a very passionate Catholic. Her love for her Faith & Our Lord is STRONG.

[@AnestheticsForAna]

I’ll be honest, I wasn’t expecting this type of conversation with Lila Rose, it was a very humanizing look at her rather than just seeing her through the lens of lifesite news. Such a beautiful story of conversion!

[@relentlessrhythm2774]

I'm 23 and a recent convert. I've been receiving Live Actions emails since I was a 16 year old Protestant. Wonderful stories that NEED to be shared with others.

[@andrewgay7529]

Great interview. Very enlightening, especially as I consider converting to Catholicism.

[@TheEdzy25]

Read, study, listen to debates, listen to dialogue, learn early church history, listen to more conversion stories. Learn about all the mass rites you get to enjoy as a Catholic. No rush, the Catholic church is not going anywhere. And if you're guided to the Catholic church...well..WELCOME HOME.

[@mjvictoriano]

If you can, GO to an Opus Dei center, like Lila did! You'll love it! People is SO NICE, they're, to put it that way, like HIGH PROFILE PROFESSIONALS of the faith and everyone is SO committed to help you personally! You'll be able to have long talks with a priest to express your doubts and concerns and that's so enriching, priests are usually very busy, and Opus Dei priests are too, but they have this great commitment to person-to-person follow up and care. Where do you live? I can help you find one center near home or get in contact with somebody! They've helped me SO MUCH, I wouldn't have the joy of faith I have if I haven't found Catholicism through Opus Dei!

[@ericclark9481]

Do ittttt

[@banzaiduck]

@@TheEdzy25 Debates with James White is the best

[@TheEdzy25]

@@banzaiduck well the problem with james white..is he makes up half of the stuff he says. And when you fact check him..he next argument is "we have to look at the greek." And when gets fact checked in greek..he says "i never said that." 😅

[@ManuelRBarrios]

Oh my God! As a seminarian, I am almost in tears. I'm inspired. Thank you Matt, thank you Lila, may God bless you.

[@wendymitchell8245]

Manuel B.Barrios Christians do not blaspheme.

[@carakerr4081]

Thank you Pints with Aquinas! Your interviews have made a huge difference as I travel back to Rome - raised Catholic, went away from all religion for 18 years! Raised two children in a same sex marriage only to be radically saved at a county fair at the Gideon’s Bible Booth. I have spent the past 10 years in Evangelical Churches and the Lord is leading me back to the Catholic Church ⛪️ praise God!!! God bless this beautiful ministry! 🎉

[@tnt655]

Years ago when I was still blowing up my life, a friend of mine had invited me to Assumption Catholic Church. I had never gone to Mass before, they all got up to take the Eucharist, and I got up to go with them, my buddy’s wife told me that I couldn’t go. I remember being a little offended by that! I was thinking what, I’m not good enough for your sacrament??!! Of course I had no idea! So we were driving back to their house and I asked her what I had to do to be able to take the blood and body of Christ. She told me that I had to become a member of the Church. I asked her what does that entail? she said it’s complicated! I said I understand that but what do you have to do, she said it’s complicated. It would be another 25 years before I became Catholic! However looking back I don’t think I would’ve been ready for it. God knows best! I wrestled with all the same questions that Lila Rose went through as a teenager. My dad died suddenly when I was 14, and a friend of mine’s mother who I looked at like my own mother, kind of insinuated that my father was in hell. My father was a kind of an agnostic. He went in the Marine Corps in 1963 and he did two tours in Vietnam got out and 68. I think the things that happened in Vietnam caused him to struggle with the idea of God. However, at that point I went from being angry at God to flat out denying God existed. In my 14-year-old mind the the punishment didn’t fit the crime. I couldn’t comprehend a loving God sending my dad to hell forever! My dad was 46 years old and certainly no Saint, but he was an extremely good person! With a very big heart! I don’t think my friends mom meant it the way I took it. But nonetheless that’s the road I went down. Sorry for the long ramble, but you guys triggered a lot of memories. I love Pints with Aquinas it’s one of my favorite shows!

[@wendymitchell8245]

When Jesus was raised his earthly body was changed to an eternal. IT CANNOT APPEAR ON THE ROMAN ALTAR AS IT DOES NOT EXIST.

[@margokupelian344]

I don’t think your dad’s soul went to hell if he was a good person as you said he was. Most Catholics and specially Protestants believe that if one is not a totally religious person and he’s not following the rules of the church by the letter, he’s going to hell. Nobody knows that. God knows the heart of the person and He knows if that person was looking for Him but in the wrong direction, He will save the person’s soul the last minute of his/her life. God’s mercy is beyond comprehension…

[@wendymitchell8245]

@@margokupelian344 You have no understanding of the N.T. Teaching or why Jesus had to die. All have sinned and separated themselves from God .NO ONE IS GOOD ,God judges us on our sins ,He said 'all have sinned'. Rom. 3.23. Therefore he will judge all for their wrong doing . The first is to reject him .We do not keep his commands ,therefore the only perfect man ,Jesus died in our place, as God said the wages of sin is death. Rom 5:7 ,8 while we were sinners Christ died for us. ch.6 :1- 12. Shall we continue in sin 2. God forbid. The gospel is believe and repent.

[@mugglesarecooltoo]

The Gospel is not "follow church rules to the letter", it's "believe in Jesus for salvation". Unbelievers are without excuse.

[@tijojoseph3315]

I’ve been noticing that a lot of influential conservatives in America are considering Catholicism. It’s amazing!

[@xtusvincit5230]

We just have to be rid of papi frank who is a nightmare

[@evans3922]

www.oodegr.com/english/papismos/alathito1.htm

[@johnfontenot7518]

Not after hearing the latest from the Pope.

[@alldoneup]

@@johnfontenot7518 God can work all things for our good and it's not ultimately the Pope who draws people to the one true Church anyways but God Himself. The Pope can have his own personal views and opinions on things and as a faithful Catholic, we are not obliged to agree with any offhand comments he makes. Only when he proclaims by a definitive act some doctrine of faith or morals do we have to take it seriously as a dogma of the church.

[@Apriluser]

And movement into the Anglican and Orthodox Churches. .

[@jennifer7648]

I am finally, after 15 years of going back and forth between those working with me on my annulment, will be brought into the Catholic church in August!!! I am SO thrilled. I grew up protestant as well. I found the same that the Catholic church fills in all the gaps the protestant church leaves out.

[@someman7]

Sorry, annulment? How or better yet, why is that related to your conversion? Just the fact that one is asking for the judgment of the invalidity of marriage from the Church without being Catholic is weird.

[@jennifer7648]

@@someman7 In order to be brought into the church, my previous marriage had to be annulled through the Catholic church. Also, in order for me to get married again. Last time it was not in the church. This time it was. You can get married to a Catholic in the Catholic church without being Catholic yourself, but I wanted to be brought into the church first before we got married.

[@someman7]

@@jennifer7648 But why would a marriage not declared as invalid prevent you from entering the Church?

[@mugglesarecooltoo]

What do you mean by gaps? Can you give an example?

[@hokage6984]

Thank you for having Lila Rose in your podcast! God bless you both

[@weronikas1307]

Amazing I’m so inspired by this woman!❤️ I hope my Protestant friends will come back home to the catholic faith

[@patriciamontgomery658]

This really ministered to me. I was tempted to stray from Catholicism, but God kept putting Catholic evangelists in my path. Glory to God

[@LuisSalazar-vu4jd]

Why you want to stray from Catholicism?

[@patriciamontgomery658]

@@LuisSalazar-vu4jd I don't, I said that I was tempted...end of story

[@ireneirene9834]

Those feelings exist..esp when you are down at certain point of life all you want to hear is prosperity gospel.go to adoration chapel and speak to Jesus.. you experience peace like no other

[@patriciamontgomery658]

Stop trying to added my comments. I live near an Abbey. I go to adorations and other devotions in addition to Mass. Reading into others comments is sometimes trying to take the place of the holy Spirit.

[@wendymitchell8245]

@@ireneirene9834 study what God has to say in the Bible and ask him for guidance.

[@jula5417]

Lila is such a beautiful person. Blessing from Poland 😊😊😊

[@BlueCielo22]

I'm was raised atheist, if anything more anti-theist. Became a Christian at 21 (currently 26), and have been attending a non denominational protestant church and would call myself a Protestant however I'm currently wrestling with the idea of Catholicism. I still have some doubts about the Catholic church that I'm trying to understand better, I don't know any Catholics so it's kind of difficult. But please pray for me

[@tfp6785]

My dear, pray the Rosary everyday and you will find answers to your doubts.

[@smilebeforeyouopen4899]

Go to the nearest Catholic Church and talk to the priest.

[@lourdezgalindez7771]

I really loved this interview I’m Catholic I just finished a relationship with a Baptist man he wanted me to choose a church we both can go to meaning non-Catholic he wanted nothing to do with being Catholic so I choose my beautiful religion I was not going to stop going to my church or stop taking the holy Eucharist for no man I love reading all the comments of people becoming Catholics soon to be 60 yrs old I’m still praying for a good Catholic man 🙏

[@edwardlucas3575]

You made the right choice. Jesus is more important than anything. There ARE good Catholic men out there but you need to know where to find them. I would suggest getting involved in both parish level and diocesan level functions (e.g. Pro-life, Catechetical Training, Catholic Charities, etc.) because dedicated Catholic men will be engaged in these endeavors.

[@lourdezgalindez7771]

@@edwardlucas3575 Thank you God bless you 🙏

[@DryApologist]

Great interview. I'm glad that she mentioned that many forms of birth control also act as abortions because many people don't know that and it isn't emphasized enough.

[@DeutscherGospel]

Condoms only. Consider what hormone pills do to body of the women...

[@PintsWithAquinas]

Thanks for being here! Please like and subscribe. ... if you're into it.

[@joannafung2689]

Greetings from the Philippines! God Bless!

[@veniceangelidelacruz2988]

Me too! God bless!

[@criscodoy7768]

From the Philippines! God bless you both!

[@danedmdan]

Matt Fradd. You are on fire. Content is always good but just seems to keep getting better. Much needed in these times. If there could be spanish subtitles in future as well, it would be so fruitful for central america to help the old and young generation dialogue. God bless you, yours, and keep up the great work !! !

[@saviooliveira1220]

E em português .

[@bernie.fitzpatrick7948]

👍🙏📿💕 Love this interview-Greetings from New Zealand🇳🇿👋

[@greypilgrim1649]

Excellent video, these conversion stories are always my favorite. They are all so unique and edifying.

[@kyledoty4488]

This is encouraging me SO MUCH. Thanks Matt! Thanks Lila. :)

[@tatum7]

Love from East Malaysia. God bless you all !

[@ProximaCentauri88]

Selamat pagi! Orang Katolik sini dari Filipin. 😀

[@tatum7]

@@ProximaCentauri88 hi there

[@sillybearss]

I watch all of your guest videos at least twice. It's that good.

[@petars4444]

Keep up the good work, cheers from Croatia!

[@NoaNoir]

¿Se habla español en Croacia? De donde eres?

[@marysalmond5273]

Excellent interview!! I finally found time to listen. Just loved her amazing past, conversion, and great answers!

[@jovialmoshahary1556]

Very intriguing conversation. Heared her conversion first time. I loved it. No wonder why journey home by Marcus is one of my favorite.

[@c.a.200]

What she says about understanding the theology and culture of Mary is so true. I want to encourage all Catholics and interested Protestants who struggle with Mary to read St. Louis de Montfort or Fr. Gaitley's 33 Days to Morning Glory. Don't fear because Catholics struggle with this too when they don't understand. I myself as a cradle Catholic didn't fully grasp devotion to the Blessed Mother and when I first began studying Mariology through St. Louis it made me uncomfortable and confused. Also the devil wants to keep us from our Mother who is his greatest enemy and surest way to Christ. She is necessary for salvation because God wants it that way!

[@evans3922]

www.oodegr.com/english/papismos/alathito1.htm

[@gilyermofficial]

when you pray the rosary in the litany the next of the ARK OF THE COVENANT pray for us will be, GATE OF HEAVEN pray for us. Mother Mary is gate of heaven the surest way to go to Jesus.

[@blogityblah]

Rather it is the devil who would rather put our eyes on men and would even use his earthly mother to try and take attention away from the savior. I believe Mary would be horrified if she knew people were using her to draw attention away from God. Mary was a human and needed saving like the rest of us . God used her because of her devotion and because he trusted her but should not be prayed to as the bible expressly forbids attempting to talk to dead humans. It was called Necromancy in the Old Testament and was expressly forbidden by God.

[@blogityblah]

@Jun Don No it is Satan who wants to take the eyes off of Jesus and would stoop so low as to use Jesus own earthly mother and invent false claims that she was without sin when clearly this is an anti-scriptural viewpoint. The bible clearly states that "all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God" Romans 3:23 . It does not say all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God except Mary. Scripture also clearly teaches that it was Jesus who was the sacrificial lamb without spot or blemish. 1 Peter 1:19 2 Corinthians 5:21 makes it clear "God made him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God". Again no such declaration is made about Mary. 1 John 3:5 also confirms "You know that He appeared in order to take away sins; and in Him there is no sin". No such statement is made about Mary. Hebrews 4:15 says "For we do not have a high priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but One who has been tempted in all things as we are, yet without sin". When Peter had preached and the people hearing him were distressed they asked what should we do he answered them in Acts 2:38 "“Repent, and each one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins". He did not add you must also believe Mary was sinless and remained a virgin for the rest of her life. In fact you won't hear anyone in the gospels make such a claim because not only was it not necessary for salvation it clearly goes against what scripture teaches about all of us having sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. This is a clear attempt to make Mary something she and the scriptures never suggests and if it was such an important belief Jesus and the Apostles would have made sure it was clearly understood and not left to the mental gymnastics employed by Roman Catholic apologists. No where do we find Jesus or the apostles encouraging us to pray to dead saints. Listen to how Jesus addresses the Mariologists of his own day (yess it appears they existed back then too). Luke 11:27-28 "And it came to pass, in His saying these things, a certain woman from the crowd, having lifted up her voice, said to Him, "Blessed is the womb having borne You, and the breasts at which You nursed." Jesus answered rather blessed are those who hear my word and keep it". This wasn't a put down it was simply putting Mary into proper perspective. Yes God honored her and trusted her with raising his child but this did not make her free from the sin nature passed down to all people from Adam and Eve and there was no fear that Jesus could not touch anything sinful as he laid hands on sinners when he prayed for them during his ministry besides that Jesus himself said "it is not what enters into a man that makes him evil but what comes out of him" Mark 7:15 The push to make Mary sinless is a fiction created by the Catholic church many years after the fact and no such belief was a requirement for salvation in the Holy Scriptures. The push now to have Mary declared a co-redemptrix is just another anti-scriptural blasphemy correctly rejected by the Pope. Yet another attempt by Satan to rob Jesus from his role as our the spotless sacrificial lamb of God sent to save us from our sins. I should add I am a former Roman Catholic (altar boy of many years) whose brother went to become a priest all who have left the Roman Catholic church because our parents taught us to put God first. Both my parents and two sisters and brother all left the Roman Catholic church because putting God (the first commandment ) includes loving him ahead of any denomination or person.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

I have that book collecting dust on my shelf. This is the second comment I've seen about it. I think it's a sign to blow the dust off and open it up.

[@carl-catholicmusic-english3039]

Before becoming Protestant I was a nieve Catholic (was baptised & did Communion & confirmation) was drawn by the care of Pentacostals in my area and got to more the bible and more......but as I kept hearing them knocking the priests, the Pope and the Church and becoming dis-satisfied spiritualy , Doctrines. etc and more! So I left and eventually came back home to stay at my Apostolic Catholic Church. AMEN!! The personal relationship with Jesus Christ having the Eucharist every sunday at the mass.

[@freedylo8124]

Its not Jesus. It's a normal human

[@carl-catholicmusic-english3039]

@@freedylo8124 ????

[@carl-catholicmusic-english3039]

@@freedylo8124 what do you mean by that?

[@wendymitchell8245]

Carl , the Pentecostal were correct about ,priests and the Pope . The church was taught by the Apostles who were commissioned by Jesus . The idea of priests came from Rome ,going back to the O.T. SYSTEM . This is why they introduced an altar and the sacrifice of Jesus which they imagine is being miraculously brought back when their priest requests it. This idea may come from the Hindus who think when their priest prays their Gods come into their statues. JESUS SAID IT WAS IN MEMORY ,THAT MEANS IT IS IN THE PAST NOT PRESENT.

[@carl-catholicmusic-english3039]

@@wendymitchell8245 Hi Wendy good to hear from a fellow Pentecostals...I haven t heard from many of you for a while... That s a very interesting interpretation you have about JESUS SAID IT WAS IN MEMORY, (part 2) THAT MEANS IT IS IN THE PAST NOT PRESENT.... (Part 2 ) where did you get that in the Bible? That means that its not in present? I don t see that...sorry :(( But JESUS our Lord said: John 6:53-57 If you do not eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you will not have life in you... He repeats this 3 times to the Jews (sounds very literal) Ummm just to let you know that Pentecostalism was started after the 1919 by John C. Sinclair (National Association of Evangelicals, Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America) That s 1900 years after Jesus Christ ALREADY established HIS CHURCH 33 AD with Peter and the Catholic Church and his teachings.... GOD BLESS YOU ...thank you for your comments!!

[@aadamy]

Totally folding my yoga pants while listening to this....

[@Frst2nxt]

Uh, ok

[@PintsWithAquinas]

Ha. Love it. Thanks for commenting.

[@mjvictoriano]

@@PintsWithAquinas what did you asked Lila, when you said "to complete the picture" right at commenting about the yoga pants??

[@jaimemorgan5323]

I'm always blown away by people who come with such an open, humble, and genuinely searching disposition to Catholicism. I was brought up on the traditional Latin Mass...It is humbling to think that if I wasn't born into it, I might never have come to the fullness of the faith. That, and having an agnostic parent, make these conversion stories and - apologetics generally - so edifying. Great interview!

[@joshuakruel2943]

@@mjvictoriano If she had a frappucino in hand lol

[@troycarolinejimenez2877]

Lila's Catholic Faith story is inspiring! Thanks Matt for having Lila on your PWA show🙏

[@carlottaohara7668]

Lila Rose is wonderful. She’s doing great work. God bless you Lila!

[@lizj6739]

Lila, you are nothing short of amazing in all that you speak, do, and stand for. God Bless you and thank you so very much!

[@akionataito5458]

Thank you for a beautiful and gracious conversion story. All the best with God^s blessings on your Pro Life work.

[@Mrs.dat4302]

Just seeing this video now, and love Lila Rose, and the details about her introduction with her mentor being so straightforward about her dress/clothing, so very helpful. I'm starting RCIA in June. Thank you for this video.

[@LauraBeeDannon]

That's awesome! Welcome home!

[@Mrs.dat4302]

@@LauraBeeDannon Thank you. Please keep praying for myself, and those like me. Pax Christi ~ 💖

[@chardkiaki9981]

Love from the Philippines God bless ya'll stay safe.. ♥️♥️♥️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@wendymitchell8245]

I just saw a video of the out of work poor in the Philippines, who under Covid and not able to work ,and are starving. On top of this girls at 12 reach the age of consent and start breeding .Now they cannot support their children. It would seem all the R.C. church is doing is banning contraceptives.

[@veniceangelidelacruz2988]

Hey fellow Pinoy /Pinay! How you doing? Happy to see you here!

[@veniceangelidelacruz2988]

@@wendymitchell8245 Perhaps you are not aware that that's a problem we're currently trying to fix and prevent. The Philippines has her own problems, and we'll ask for advice when we feel like we have to. And anyway, what about minding the problems of your own country? I'm sure that whatever problem we have here is twice more magnified and much, much bigger in your place. You know, the United States has a way of meddling with our affairs because they obviously think they know better. Like when Obama called our President several times for some acts that he said were against human rights and stuff. Pissed him off, that move did. And we weren't even meddling in his affairs. So our President showed a little video of an American soldier in the USA army stepping on a helpless woman and pointing a gun in her face 🙂 Before pointing out the faults of others, make sure you're perfect. We Pinoys hear a lot about the US, but heck, whatever with you lot.

[@wendymitchell8245]

@@veniceangelidelacruz2988 I am not American. and was commenting on a country that claims to be mainly R.C. not practising what it preaches.

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

It's amazing that someone would see the light and then run away from it.

[@ellietarence3996]

Thank you for this. I’m an avid listener of both of you guys. I’m 27 and grew up very Protestant (and in the south). I’m on a Catholic journey and my husband just converted. Thank you for this it was very helpful.

[@isembambuphestous]

I love Lila, thank you for bringing her here

[@carloscarpizo5845]

I'm watching this immediately after catching up on the McCarrick report and in consequently in special need of hope. Thanks for providing such in spades. I knew of Mrs. Rose's incredible ministry but not so much about her bookishness. It's very relatable for me :)

[@ShirleyAnnPetrillo-oj7sc]

1, 2, 3 consecutive Popes ~ McCarrick abused & deceived for years, for decades. He also raised fund$. Sex Scandal 2002 + Vati- Leaks + Archbishop Vigano reports + Pennsylvania investigation 2018 + Listening to abuse victims. Don’t trust the UN-trustworthy. “Watch out no one deceives you. For many will come in my name claiming “I am the Christ” and will deceive many.”

[@melaniegriesemer]

I love Lila Rose! I haven’t heard her conversion story before, loved hearing this!

[@sabbygonzaga2349]

Beautiful story. God bless you more.

[@dominicandrewz]

Great to hear the Opus Dei was helpful. My sister is part of the Opus Dei but married. I learned to have a spiritual life just from watching her when I was a kid. Great channel; God bless!

[@johnathankerssens7786]

Wow I really loved this interview. Thanks for this!

[@evans3922]

www.oodegr.com/english/papismos/alathito1.htm

[@robertokello5201]

Is it not interesting that she mentioned that being protestant taught her to read her Bible? How many Catholics actually read their bibles, much less practice what is written in it? I used to be Catholic, never read my Bible, and never knew what it meant to be like Christ. I hated to pray, mass service was like a funeral, dead. Now, I have received the Holy Spirit, have dreams and visions (including one of the Lord Jesus), I love to pray and pray all the time, I'm no longer an addict to pornography and alcohol, etc. How many catholics have been set free from sin, much less addictions? How many have dreams and visions which the Bible teaches about? Or how many miracles happen in the lives of Catholics? Statues crying blood? Friends, forsake religion and seek the Lord Jesus, His Holy Spirit, and His Father. It is time for true followers of Christ to forsake useless unbibilical religions, denominations, dogmas, philosophies, and instead pray to receive the Holy Spirit, the Fsther, and the Son. If not, Christianity, which means being Christ-like is doomed.

[@carlaromero3402]

@@robertokello5201 Just because some do, doesn't mean no one does, God bless you and guide you towards accepting others, even if you disagree with them!

[@robertokello5201]

@@carlaromero3402 Can you point to a single thing that I said which is not true? "The LORD chastises those whom he loves." Leaving people in the delusions of unbiblical religious dogmas, doctrines, denominations, ideas, and all such things is not love. Such things are deception which compete for the love of God, and His Christ. You should yourself strip yourself of the unbiblical things you have received, and follow Christ, in adherence to his holy word, the Bible.

[@carlaromero3402]

@@robertokello5201 I never said that anything you said was untrue, but I'm going to say is that you should read and understand the things the you're calling untrue, other wise, you have no base for what you're claiming as unbiblical and you're just spreading false testimony, which is against the Bible. Of course you could say that you were Catholic, but we're you a practicing one, did you learn about your faith? Did you dedicate the same time you're dedicating to your current denomination to your previous one? Did you spent time educating yourself in what you believed? I'm sorry to say this, but what you're claiming doesn't make any sense to me. I didn't comment to fight or debate you, i commented to say that regardless of what denomination or religion you follow, you should be able to respect and love your neighbor, even if you consider they are wrong, and dedicate more time to God, instead of generalizing and misinforming others, have a nice rest of the day and may God bless you, hope you don't take this the wrong way

[@CristianaCatolica]

ROSE IS THE BEST!!!! :) BLESSINGS ALL THE WAY FROM MONTERREY MÉXICO

[@carlosariasguadiana5506]

Pensaba que era el único de Monterrey que escuchaba a Matt Frad.

[@atgred]

Ya somos tres!! Bendiciones!!!

[@victoriahsauceda]

x 4!!!

[@gigiaguilar5016]

No soy de Monterrey pero también lo escucho! Saludos y bendiciones

[@Loolooette]

This was awesome!!!

[@curlyclouds9]

Love this interview

[@divinenatureonline]

Lila Rose is such a champion! God continue to bless her.

[@meganpagan5137]

These conversions stories are always so inspiring!

[@martinp1544]

Awesome interview! Thanks!

[@beardacus4893]

I'm a somewhat fallen protestant, former evangelical pastor. I've been lost for some time and when I find a way to look for truth I'm always led back to the thought of Catholicism. I want to visit a church, but I have reservations. I have young children, I'm honestly not sure how a Catholic church handles children. I really don't know what to expect in a Catholic service. Any tips would be wonderful

[@rhonawilson6428]

You can worship God in any church or no church. By praying and talking to Jesus,, and. Asking Him to forgive your sins. Religion is not in Heaven. Jesus is the answer to all your requests and prayers. It is so simple even too simple for some People. They want to crucify Jesus again by holding mass. Jesus said after His crusifiiction “It is finished”.

[@capecodder04]

You might try watching more conversion stories. I find them very interesting, uplifting and very informative to listen to other people's journeys and reasons for converting. I recently watched a testimony about Dr. John Bergsma conversion and it was very good. Here is a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmepZZxqidmGZ8U Scott Hahn's story is also very good and EWTN has a show called Journey Home that's been on for a long time with many many conversion stories.

[@jula5417]

You should definitely watch the Keith Nester video. He was a Protestant pastor for 20 years. Now he is Catholic and runs a KZbin channel

[@CPATuttle]

Dr. Brant Pitre helped me out a lot. You should search for his videos

[@josephssewagudde8156]

When you come to such a platform, it is always wise to ask other than coming with your prejudices read somewhere or what your pastor who was also deceived told you.. Did you them crucifying Jesus in church?

[@abrocken1]

Great interview. Impressive guest!

[@teecop4735]

This young women is extraordinary ! I can’t imagine being so AWSOME so young I’m 59 and I’m ashamed . God bless and protect her while she fights for the unborn ! She is beautiful 🤩 inside and out ! Wow 😯

[@larissamota5038]

she was amazing! could've listened for much longer

[@thomasjorge4734]

I always admired and am amazed at Lila Rose, but now I find that she is one Spiritual Fire-Cracker!

[@mrsronireyes8416]

God bless you both!

[@CoolCatholics]

Amazing conversion story!

[@EnbotasProducciones]

Thank you for this

[@kingofthemultiverse4148]

I'm a Protestant; Pentecostal to be exact and I LOVE IT, but I'd like to say that Catholics or Protestants or Orthodoxy, we're all CHRISTIANS (followers of Christ), we're all children of ONE heavenly Father, we're all brothers and sisters because we have a lot in common, we share the same core beliefs and doctrines and we should ALL unite and together defend and preserve the precious Gospel of Jesus Christ *OUR* Lord and Saviour, which we know is vehemently under attack today so let there not be divisions and strife among us because remember "United we stand, divided we fall".

[@oceanblue3803]

I feel the same way, which is why I am struggling with being a cradle Catholic!

[@jenniferm4271]

Love you both!

[@coryrobert7305]

Matt I highly recommend reading Lee Strobel's "The Case For...." series even if it is from a protestants perspective. The Case for Christ, The Case for Faith, The Case for a Creator, etc are all really good books. Someone who is really well read like you may find them rather simple since they are kind of more geared towards a beginners level of apologetics and such, but they are still pretty good regardless.

[@sheetalsilveira9554]

Wow! Loved it!

[@geneyealvarez2639]

I love Lila Rose, she is amazing , really good model of a woman of God!

[@eoinbrennan3949]

I grew up in the Catholic Church but when I was 18 I stopped attending Mass and started to live the life of a prodigal son. This went on for a number of years until I started to look for answers. I went looking and long story short I found myself in a bible study. The people running the bible study invited me to attend their church, which I did. It was over a year before I found out that this church was protestant. This was a shock to me because, like I said, I grew up in the Catholic Church and didn't really know what the difference was. Anyway there were a number of things that went on in this church that left me feeling uncomfortable. One morning I found myself in a Catholic Church instead of going to the protestant church. My experience in this Catholic Church was profound. I just felt the presence of God in this church and it was glorious, I didn't want to leave that day. I had never had an experience like that in a protestant chruch. So now I find myself with friends and fellowship in the protestant church but I also feel a strong draw to the Catholic church(with no fellowship there). I think it will be Catholicism for me, its not really a logical rational decision, it is experiential.

[@johnyang1420]

The main reason is Jesus started the Catholic church.

[@jasminemariedarling]

What did you end up doing? I'm in a similar situation. Friends and fellowship at my current Charismatic non-denominational but feeling pulled towards Catholicism.

[@eoinbrennan3949]

@jasminemariedarling I'm Catholic, 100%. I've had so many confirming experiences that I couldn't deny it. I'm still friends with a lot of protestants, like good friends. We hang out, we do group studies together but I go to mass and I love the Catholic Church.

[@magistersteveperkins]

This is one of the best discussions I have ever heard. Lila Rose, you are the epitome of grace, winsomeness, and serious, faithful thinking.

[@lboomquist60]

You're awesome! Love your in-depth interviews! Newly Catholic! Praise and Glory!!

[@dandonohill]

God bless you guys from your conservative Catholic friens in Ireland.. Matts pints with aquinas is great and Lila too is a blessing from God. I would love to see Katie Ascough more recognised for all the great pro life work she does.

[@johnbernadettelewis8704]

I am a bit late catching up. I have been following Lila and admire her so much, such courage and such a wonderful conversion story...and congratulations on the birth of child number 2

[@kimfleury]

I've been following Live Action for so long I don't even remember when I became aware of it. I had always assumed that Lila was Catholic, and when I heard her on some interview saying that she is, indeed, Catholic, I wasn't surprised. What surprised me was finding out that she's a fairly recent convert, relatively speaking, because I was assuming she was Catholic when she wasn't yet even being mentored 🤣

[@kathleengray8126]

This spoke to my spirit. I've been an evangelical since the beginning of my journey as a young child. My spirit leaped inside me as Lila was talking about her journey. WOW. I am so amazed and thankful the Lord is leading me closer to Him!

[@rsmyth75]

Think about investigating Catholicism! And have a open mind!

[@wendymitchell8245]

Kathleen ,You are following lies and false teaching .Don't you understand the gospel ,you will not find it in the Roman church. Baptismal regeneration is not believe and repent as taught in the N.T. Anyone who does not understand this is not a believer.

[@juanantoniogragasin1685]

It's good to see these people have not been fooled by the Devil and remained faithful to God unlike the majority of poor America. I used to think of moving to the U.S.A. but now it's unthinkable considering the state of that country. I am happy to see that not all Americans are what I see in the news and various sorts of media. God bless you good Americans and may God help your poor country.

[@forlife84]

Where do you live, Juan?

[@juanantoniogragasin1685]

@@forlife84 Well I live in The Philippines and now that I have considered everything my country is actually very good even though we may be considered as a "poor" country. At least in my country abortion is not even a discussion and for the most part the morality of this country is still in tact.

[@forlife84]

@@juanantoniogragasin1685 That is beautiful, Juan. God bless! I am very afraid for my country. Please pray for Americans. Thank you!

[@evans3922]

www.oodegr.com/english/ekklisia/orthodoxy_true_faith.htm

[@ThomasG_Nikolaj]

Hard to be orthodox when there are 0 orthodox churches where I live 😂

[@danielemolteni]

Matt, it would be great if you could have a conversation about Maria Valtorta, and the Poem of the Man God

[@frankiealexandra7374]

I was raised protestant, am still currently protestant and i always feel like something is missing. Im heavily drawn to catholism but feel hesitant due to praying to the saints and feeling like there is not enough scriptual evidence for that. I feel like protestant beliefs have been ingrained in me and i dont know how to sift through all of these beliefs that protestants so heavily beleive. My grandmother took me to catholic church with her occassionally growing up and i have always felt a pull towards it. Iv had 4 kids so far and with every pregnancy, i am draw to the catholic faith even more. While i am pregnant , i have an overwhelming desire for catholism and cry to my husband about it everytime. My husband is protestant and we currently attend a protestant church but he keeps encouraging me to go to adoration and mass. He said he fully supports me in my search for truth. (He was baptized Catholic and confirmed. His family was Catholic growing up, so he is very familiar with catholism)

[@blueeyes6653]

I feel you sister. I'm protestant, raised Carholic. I left the church when someone preached the gospel to me. Honestly, I thought I knew catholicism and most protestants in my circle are anti catholics. I desired to learn about church history to have an understanding of the Bible and what early Christians believed because I got so confused and tired of constantly arguing and seeing protestants argue with their own interpretation of the Bible. It always end with, "the holy spirit revealed this to me" or "do not lean on your own understanding." To my surprise, the early fathers and Christians sound like Catholics. I decided to see what Catholics actually teaches and the more I learn, the more I begin to wonder if my wife and I made a mistake of leaving the catholic church. I am still having trouble accepting the praying of saints/Mary as well and purgatory. Like you, it must be because of my protestant mindset. I continue to pray for truth and to one day meet an actual practicing catholic who can better help me understand and I can have a discussion with. I'll pray for you too. God bless you!

[@Lola-kv6fx]

Thank you! Love all of the converts to our beautiful faith. I feel that us cradle Catholics are lucky that we do have to prep to come into the faith we just get baptized when we are a couple weeks old. The Virgin Mary is what keeps me Catholic (not that I have ever thought of being other than Catholic) is the reason Protestants don’t want to become Catholic. Us Mexican, Italian and polished cradle Catholics will never addressed the Virgin Mary as Mary.love you all!!!

[@earthspirit516]

You meant Polish, not polished? Don't forget the Irish!

[@archangelliii2536]

I'm looking forward to that Podcast Lila. I used to be in F(ake)Book and Tw(ister) but left both since I just decided to stop playing their censorship game so I can't go into your wonderful pages on both. I'll check you out at Parler though! Keep up the good work Lila and God Bless!

[@catholicrugbyfan1635]

Thanks Matt.. Welcome Home Lila Rose.

[@jesusgalindos]

Wow Lila is an amazing woman!! Praise for her!

[@antoniomoyal]

Lila Rose.... what a beautiful name for a beautiful lady

[@frjobv]

Proud to be in the true fold of Christ 🙏🙏🙏

[@christianlicheclarken2479]

Lila should run for president

[@Glypt0d0n]

Most beautiful Catholic, that's for sure. And I'm not referring to Matty Fraddy.

[@urpo90000]

Been on a long journey and consider also join Catholic Church.

[@blondetapperware8289]

I'll keep you in my prayers. God bless!

[@urpo90000]

@@blondetapperware8289 Thank you! God bless you

[@LauraBeeDannon]

God bless!

[@capecodder04]

HAHAHA @28:28 "Did you have a Starbucks Frappuccino in hand: Lol I scared my dog laughing out loud by myself.

[@blackshadow3132]

Wow, a Protestant converting to Catholicism? I'm a Protestant and would never think of doing that. I don't dislike Catholics, I just find it interesting.

[@TristenTaylorMD]

That’s what they all say 😎

[@Vanessa1]

The Lord works in mysterious ways :) It's best to always keep an open mind

[@cactoidjim1477]

That was me, 10 years ago. Be careful what you read...

[@emilialyngdoh5490]

Wait for your turn. It will be amazing.

[@AmyJayOnTheWay]

That’s what I said when I was a student at Liberty University and raised my entire life reformed... now I’m Catholic. 😆

[@taboo_lullaby]

Thank you for your comment. I am really not hateful

[@AllisonNicoleOrganics-ip4db]

I was married to a nominal Catholic for 5 years. I really enjoyed going to the Catholic Church but l never converted to Catholicism because l had a hard time praying to Mary & the dead Saints. Just like Lila Rose but my research kept me in the Protestant faith. So l had a hard time converting. I am Protestant to this day but l think true believing Catholics are Christians. I LOVE the strong pro-life stance Catholics believe & l can learn a lot from them. 🙏🏽🥹❤️💕💕

[@user-qi9yk4ld9q]

If that is the only barrier for you, you are really missing out on the bigger picture. The Eucharist is the Source and Summit of Christian life! By the way, saints are alive in heaven. I do not understand how Christians can say they are dead, what is the reward of our belief in Jesus? It is eternal life. The same way you would ask a friend to pray for you or pray with you for a special intention, we can ask our friends in heaven to ask Jesus to aid us. Again, "if you do not eat My flesh and drink My blood, you have no life in you" can only be found in the church Jesus Christ founded. Keep digging. Prayers for our separated brothers and sisters in Christ. I converted in 2015.

[@basicin4mationvlog293]

I dunno but she's so beautiful. Great talk you two

[@st.michaelthearchangel7774]

She’s beautifully married, too! :)

[@Cratees]

AHAHAHA St Michael keeping us in line

[@DeutscherGospel]

@@Cratees Nothing wrong with thanking God for making women beautiful. She is pregnant the second time now.

[@peterbeckman1673]

I really love Pints with Aquinas and I am an Evangelical Anglican who is doing a PhD in the Deuterocanonical books (specifically Sirach) at a Roman Catholic University. I have lots of friends in the Roman Catholic Church that I share much in common and whom I love to worship and serve with. Pints of Aquinas does a great job of providing accessibly Roman Catholic theology and it loves to tell conversion stories. One thing that I think would really help Pints with Aquinas is that often it only talks about conversions from rather low-church versions of evangelicalism that lack any sense of historical continuity, the sacraments, liturgy, or tradition. Even though I am evangelical, I don't recognize my own beliefs in the majority of the interviews done on Pints with Aquinas. If that is what evangelicalism is, then I wouldn't be evangelical either. There are evangelical traditions (such as streams of Lutheranism or Anglicanism) that have a rich sacramental and liturgical tradition that share much with Eastern Orthodoxy and some aspects of Roman Catholicism. Just like Thomas Aquinas presents the best version of his opponents, I think that Pints of Aquinas could really benefit with some interviews with theologically educated former-Roman Catholics who converted to theologically conservative forms of evangelicalism/Protestantism (i.e. Fr. Michael J. McKinnon; Dr. Gerald Mcdermott; Dr. Michael Haykin; Onsi A. Kamel; all of these thinkers have graduate degrees in theology and have studied theology with Roman Catholics). This would provide a better perspective for Roman Catholic listeners to realize the diversity of evangelical thinkers and the presence of many who actually do share a lot more beliefs with them but still choose to worship in another stream of the greater catholic church.

[@masterchief8179]

Those points were fair, but I don’t always (or ever) actually see former Protestant converts to the Catholic faith being interviewed on apologetics Protestant channels. Why would it be a double standard for Matt Fradd, who is a Catholic (very respectful to anyone) apologist? In the Anglophonic world, it is ridiculously unfair the number of Protestant anti-Catholic radios, editors, tracts and even KZbin channels if compared to Catholic ones, for when one is great for Catholics some nice Protestant (you seem to be a formidable guy, Peter) understands it to be unfair to... Protestantism. That does not make any sense to me, pal. As a Brazilian (the largest Catholic country in the world), I got scared - I couldn’t find a better word - on the level of aggression, misrepresentation or even mockery towards my faith. Anti-Catholicism is simply bizarrely rooted in the culture. So the point on more accurate representations must be ok if Matt did encounter Protestant converts to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, built upon the See of Peter, coming from Anglicanism or Lutheranism? Or would it only be ok if people show Catholics getting out of the true faith, the way I see it? The reasons for people getting out of the Catholic Church are plural, not only ignorance, but specially ignorance on what the Church is, preaches, teaches and on the “depositum fidei” she guards. Just put here these words as a reflection. I sincerely hope they didn’t sound provoking. Greetings from a Brazilian 🇧🇷 friend.

[@peterbeckman1673]

​@@masterchief8179 Bom Dia Master Chief (I used to live in Chile)! I agree with you that many groups that call themselves evangelical or Pentecostal do a terrible job of slander against Roman Catholics in South America and in the States. This is true of many evangelicals, but not all. I live in Canada which is a majority Catholic country (Quebec) but is more European in that it is extremely secular. So our contexts are different. I just get sad when I see some evangelicals and some roman catholics make caricatures of each other and engage in assuming that the worst of some in the opposite tradition is true for everyone in that tradition. I actually think that there is so much more in common. So in my own tradition, anglicanism, I have many friends who have become Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodoxy in recent years and their stories are spread by word of mouth frequently. So in my experience I do feel that we do hear stories that are shared on our networks (for instance Mark Galli and Hank Hanegraaff recently converted and they were covered in Christianity Today). I guess in my circles we do share these conversion stories more, but obviously that isn't true for many lower church streams that you refer to. Nostra Culpa! In the context of Pints of Aquinas, the only evangelicals that are interviewed are very low-church, which makes the impression that all evangelicals are like that. There are many sacramental, liturgy, and tradition loving evangelicals who would not recognize themselves in the descriptions sometimes made. I just hope for a better engagement of ideas, following Vatican II's Unitatis Redigeratio "These are: first, every effort to avoid expressions, judgments and actions which do not represent the condition of our separated brethren with truth and fairness and so make mutual relations with them more difficult...and, wherever this is allowed, there is prayer in common" - Cheers!

[@imherwerdio6852]

Such a beautiful and lovely woman, and a great story

[@earthspirit516]

Devotion is the purification of emotion.

[@georgianatiller4442]

I was baptized as a baby in the Orthodox Church and had all sacraments and now I want to become catholic. I started joining the Catholic Church six months ago I’m going to start the RCIA classes in September. Can I receive the Eucharist now or not yet?

[@LauraBeeDannon]

Up to your priest.

[@rsmyth75]

As an orthodox you are a member of the Catholic Church! Your communion is for real! And we are in schism not in heresy like Protestants! But u are apostolic and are one holy and Apostolic and Catholic

[@kinyuaaazz]

Please speak to a priest at the Church you are to start RCIA classes at. God bless you.

[@TrustInJesusThruMaryWithJoseph]

Dear Matt, Thank you for all you do for the sake of the spreading of the Kingdom of God. I just discovered, I think it is your sister, very talented young lady, pretty amazing musician and singer-songwritter. May God continue to bless you and make you holy. 🙏🏻🕊🔥 +In Jesus, Mary and Joseph+ Angèle

[@hokage6984]

Thanks!

[@theuglypaulus]

God Bless you both