How to Pray Our Father in Latin (Dr Taylor Marshall Rosary Course #8)

Learn how to pray the Our Father Pater Noster in Latin with Dr. Taylor Marshall.
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[@caitlincrisis]

Thank you Taylor Marshall, my husband is Irish Catholic and I'm converting and he is returning to being Catholic, you have been a big help in our marriage and Ive been practicing praying the rosary in Latin and this is just such helpful, God bless you and your family

[@angelalemos9811]

I will pray for you both

[@anthonyfowler2623]

God bless

[@rebeccamansel-pleydell9420]

May God bless you both! Your courage to respond to God's grace gives us hope!

[@ramonad7685]

There's something so very special praying in Latin. It's inexplicable.

[@mopo539]

Thank you Dr Taylor Marshall! I attend the Latin Mass and there is no comparison 🙏🏻❤️

[@lenorepaduano5088]

Thank you Dr. taylor Marshall. What a blessing your latin prayer lessons are. Your instructions are very clear.

[@dariusclovis1374]

Malte According to reputable theologians, spiritual writers, there are basically three forms of prayer: 1. Vocal payer. It consists of formal prayers. 2. Mental or thinking prayer according to St Theresa of Avila 3. Prayer of the heart, which is wordless prayer. A resting in God, so to speak.

[@pattycakesxo1758]

I also reflected on the prayer of the heart and silent prayer.Words are carelessly spoken and often what my confessions reflect on.🙊 Prayers often get me through those moments in life that are lessons, then blessings. Grace, Gratitude, GOD.Amen.🙏

[@daveerhardt1879]

Even though I do the Our Father in Latin, it's good to do a refresher course, sometimes my pronunciation gets a little sloppy. Love this series.

[@laurids2007]

Most important thing: when you pray , don't pray with your lips only but with all your heart. Don't let your prayer go empty. It is NOT the language you pray that matters but your soul. Do you know why God loves more the prayers of women than of men? Because when a woman prays she puts all her heart there for God to hold and heal. Put your heart in everything you do because everything that is made with love praises God too. 💖💞🙏😻

[@patriciag6127]

I agree with praying with your whole heart. Absolutely! But what is your source for saying God loves the prayers of women more than men? I know you're trying to say that women pray more from the heart but that seems like a feeling not a fact. We don't know people's hearts and it's never for us to judge that... Just respectfully asking, friend.

[@angelalemos9811]

depends on what it is that you are doing and then the language will actually matter, but definitely don't forget about the heart.

[@verob1982]

If “it is not the language you pray that matters” then why is the devil mostly scare of Latin? Let’s say, I pray in Spanish, you pray in English and if we have someone pray in Korean, How are we going to be one voice? it’s all deferent, but if we all pray in Latin then it’s one voice that is why is universal.

[@athanasiusofalexandria4304]

As an Orthodox Christian ( an Ortho-Bro) I pray the Our Father in Latin (Church pronunciation) often. I also pray for the reunion of the Church and and for all Roman Christians like Dr. Marshall who are working to bring that Church back from what it has become. I’m sorry if this offends. I only use Church when describing the Orthodox or the Romans. Otherwise I use church or community.

[@jamesdoyle5958]

Since learning some Latin when I now pray the Rosary I pray one Hail Mary in English and then the Ave Maria in Latin. I am certainly not saying this is for everyone and Yes one must pray from the Heart but my praying the Rosary this way Helps ME to stay Focused. Remember the First Commandment . We must Love the Lord Our God with all of our Hearts All of Our Souls and all of our Minds . My Praying the Rosary this way Helps Me to Focus My Mind . God Bless All .

[@jusme2888]

📿🙏✝️I'm Hispanic, so my latin shows a hint of that. It's how I was able to grasp the prayers too (Pater Noster/Padre nuestro que estas en el cielo... & Ave Maria/Ave Maria- obviously I now know there's differences but initially that's what helped me). Can't wait for u to go through the fatima prayer, there are different ones. I believe the fatima prayer I'm used to is different than the ones I see online.

[@thomaspham1506]

You reminded me the old time before 1963. I was an altar boy at the Congregation of the Love of the Cross (Now is Immaculate Queen) in Saigon and we attended Latin Mass every day.

[@terrancemoore2035]

Thank you for the lesson.

[@yeseniamonroy5111]

❤️ Latin prayers because I also speak Spanish . Thank you for teaching and sharing your knowledge with us!

[@cb738]

I will try to learn Latin thru Christ blessings... I'm already loving it even though I don't know it yet. This is my Church official language..... how can Catholics not love this?. .The way I see it, it is a priveledge to learn it.

[@rosemelindamaglalang7039]

I love Latin Prayers and for me its very powerful too.

[@markgarcia8253]

Try the Greek. It’s just as powerful in the language widely spoken in the early church.

[@johncurry6260]

The words our Savior gave us. It stays!

[@theresaabizeiddaou5570]

Is it possible to teach us how to pray the Hail Joseph in Latin ? Hail Joseph, son of David, just and chaste man, Wisdom is with you, blessed are you among all men and blessed is Jesus, the fruit of Mary your faithful wife. Saint Joseph, worthy Father and Protector of Jesus Christ and of the Holy Church, pray for us sinners and obtain from God the Divine Wisdom, now and at the hour of our death Amen. Thanking you in advance

[@helenemmahall6851]

That would be wonderful

[@austinmavity9615]

Thank you! God bless you, Dr. Marshall!

[@miriankraus2284]

Thank you Lots of blessing for you and family 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@shelleyn5041]

Thank you for sharing this with us Dr T!

[@harlequinhead2008]

Wow beautiful explanation & teaching of the lord’s prayer in latin!

[@debbylawson6100]

Thank you so much Dr. Taylor Marshall ! God bless you always ❤️🙏J✝️M✝️J✝️

[@mozartcruise6004]

Thank you, Thank you Sir. Ł. God be with you and your family

[@roseangela2797]

Dr Taylor you are a priceless gift from OUR LORD!

[@johncraig4661]

Thank you very much for what you are doing! You've added foundation to the quality of my prayer as I pray for your continuance to be a fisher of men. AMEN

[@patriciag6127]

Thank you so much for sharing this series with us, Dr. Marshall. I've always wanted to learn the Latin prayers and this has been most helpful.

[@murzua5]

So wonderful how you broke it down. I'll definitely learn how to pray in Latin now!!!

[@rosemelindamaglalang7039]

Thank you for the healing of my whole Family and I claim it now. Amen

[@ThuyBui-oz1wr]

Thank you Dr Marshall! I really enjoyed it. You are a wonderful Teacher! May GOD bless you and your family in returning for your good work.

[@sumanan]

Thank you Taylor, God bless! Love the Texan American! I have been so enriched by your teaching over this past year and a half. God bless, from England.

[@FridayFriendlyKitchen]

Thank you Brother Marshall for teaching us well, You are truly God sent creature for us to be taught well.

[@jeannettezinai3213]

Truly love learning this beautiful prayer in latin. Thank you for helping us. I really needed this in my faith right now. God bless you. Taylor

[@nancyfernandes7940]

Thank u Dr. Marshal. Hope I will b able to pray with u Pater Nostre.

[@dorothy7589]

You are a very good teacher!!

[@mpasaa]

great lesson...helpful to understand each word in Latin so that I don't feel like I am just memorizing but not really understanding the words even though I know the prayer itself....

[@iesusegoconfidoinvobis4309]

Thank you Dr Taylor Marshall. I'm so happy I can recite the "Our Father" in Latin.

[@lawrencegress9831]

God bless you. Thank you.

[@tomchipego]

Thanks very much for posting this

[@pattycakesxo1758]

I revisited my Lenten playlist and can not tell how grateful I am for your devotions.Your recent interview with Fr.Rippinger (complete with Texan accent and humor) also is now a Lenten fav.. The spiritual warfare lessons about our tools,God given gifts to transmute temptations assist us with our fastibg and prayers right through to Good Friday.( Stations of the Cross and our vigil). Thank you again and blessings to you and your family.🙏

[@billbobby2646]

*Thank You for your service to The Great Creator and to "We The People". We are One Nation under God.*

[@eddygonzalez2013]

Dr Marshal, thank you so much for your tutorial video. Prior to finding it, I had been trying to learn the Pater Noster on my own to no avail. After reciting the first line I found myself hitting a mental wall despite the fact that Spanish is my native language. However, after watching your video, and after hearing you say it a few times and following along, now I’m so happy to say I broke through the initial barrier and that the natural flow of the words and their meanings have finally clicked in. God bless you!

[@easf88]

Hi Dr. Taylor Marshall, I can't find your video of the 10 commandments for Latin prayers. Could it have been removed by KZbin? If not would you please provide me with a link so I may watch it? Thanks in advance and may God continue to bless you with all that you do!

[@monicaolson5243]

I’m having the same problem!

[@uteme]

Thank you...thank you!!

[@analu8701]

Thank you so much Dr.Marshall. Since I started Latin mass a few months ago, at benediction they do the rosary in Latin. I managed to pick up the Hail Mary and Glory be but I wasn't getting the our Father so I made it my goal to learn it this year. I tried teaching myself but felt defeated. Have been asking my Guardian Angel to help me to learn it, then I saw a few days ago that you will be teaching it!! After this lesson I feel a lot more confident and half way there, so thank you and to my Guardian Angel.

[@janethvezda2264]

Thank you so much for this🙏

[@timothymacdonnell9079]

Thank you for this.

[@jamiekrista]

Thank you, bless you!!

[@hamilton6827]

Dr. Taylor, I am very thankful to God the Father. For he has obviously sent you to teach his word. I have always been interested in learning our prayers in Latin. I hope this goes well. Wish me luck. Vivat Jesus

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

Thank you. 🙏

[@marelize9726]

Thank you!!

[@Jean_sans_peur]

Very helpful for newbs like me! Thanks

[@chevken1831]

Excellent teacher..

[@giarose6493]

Godspeed ☘️❤️🙏🙏🙏🌹💪🩸🇺🇸

[@CapitanFantasma1776]

Got your Rosary Book in the mail today! Thanks!

[@KattryyyneLAikoO]

The "R" father, lol! Thank you 😊, I've always longed to learn this and you are N excellent teacher!

[@tinakathleen8571]

A group of us from around the world pray together the rosary in Latin for prolife intentions and its for those truly devoted to learning and praying the most powerful way. Some words are a little tricky but most are straight forward. So far I only have the Ave Maria down pat next is the Pater Noster. A fee more tricky long words there. But practise makes perfect.

[@chevken1831]

You make it sound so easy

[@darryldavanon8859]

One year of elementary Latin will make English grammar a cakewalk

[@sieglindesidorski7819]

I have my old mass book from Germany which a Latin mass in ! Wow lucky me

[@KateKing217]

Thank you Dr Taylor, I am really enjoying your teaching videos. Hoping to sign up to St Thomas Institute before end of the month 🙏🏾♥️🇨🇦📿 Please say a prayer for Canada and her people’s. PS: I wonder why 💭 why the six thumbs down ⁉️ God Bless your teaching and your family

[@giarose6493]

I gotta rewatch

[@angelalemos9811]

This one I am aware of how to do but I must give you the like and view taylor

[@ldydi00008]

My grandson is not Catholic but he can say the Lord’s Prayer in Latin and Spanish. I taught him to say the prayer because it was the prayer Jesus prayed.

[@chaddad1393]

Thank you Taylor Marshall! I miss these old videos of yours. Your latest content almost seems anti catholic. The gates of hell will not prevail! The content of yours sharing prayers and knowledge of our faith is a treasure.

[@ntmn8444]

I speak Spanish, and yes, your accent is funny. Any romantic language speaker would say that. People like to forget but Spanish is also a Romance language that derived from Latin. But thanks for these videos. I had been wondering how to pray the rosary correctly.

[@donpaco6536]

The american "r" will never cease to be hilarious.

[@leticiaruiz1185]

Hello Dr Taylor M. I want to Thank you for teaching my Mom and myself how to pray in Latin, during the Pandemic. Our Priest didn't like for us to know how to pray it, although he asked if I know the Greek Prayer and I was wondering if you know it?!, I happen to start reading a Book about Garabandal and the priest who saw the Vrgin Mary and what will happen in the future and passed away that day, he taught the young ladies how to pray in greek, because the Virgin Mary asked him to teach them. Thank you and Blessings to you and your family.

[@mikew169]

If you type in the you tube search bar "Latin Rosary Lo Ve" there is a really well done video that shows all the Latin words of the Rosary on the screen in real time as the sound plays, is done in Gregorian chant form (so less boring than normal language) and includes portraits of the Virgin Mary from countries around the world during the Hail Mary portion. Also, the Our Father is a recording of Saint Pope John Paul II. Anyways, it should help with pronunciation of the Latin!

[@jesusmariajosephmariaimmac9325]

Praying Christ !!!

[@JoseGonzalez-yq4gw]

Being English and Spanish speaker, it seems fairly easy after a while..

[@helenemmahall6851]

Theresa, that would be wonderful to be able to say in Latin also

[@joaomaciel3312]

The word (malo) means (bad) Let us be free from all bad things

[@geneticsmatter3834]

Sometimes I can’t believe this is free.

[@g0-g069]

🙌

[@kenjanzen7080]

I have tried to find "How to Pronounce Ecclesiastical Latin" & can't find one by you. I found one "How to Pronounce Ecclesiastical Latin by Joe Adams" but it has 42 lessons. I think yours would be more broad in training. I will do this one but I think I need yours first. Please send me the address to yours.

[@Nikalette100]

I love the Luminous Mysteries. I think it adds to the Rosary because it is uniquely dedicated to Jesus. Perhaps because I was not reared Catholic, but converted at age 30. One year at a high church Episcopalian using the 1928 Book of Prayers which is beautiful. I was in the choir which sang mostly Catholic and Orthodox music, because of its beauty, but also Protestant songs, all classical. After one year I entered the Catholic Church. My spiritual life suffered because the NO mass was so inferior to the 1928 Book of Prayers service. The music was also dreadful, and the priests were disrespectful. At least two hit on me. I suffered many years with the horrible masses when I moved to another town,where in the class instructing a heretical Catechism, denying the physical resurrection. My point is I had no experience of Mary and still don’t. I had a powerful experience of the Trinity, many graces at conversion. I am just praying the rosary for the last several weeks. The inclusion of the Luminous mysteries helps me to want to pray the Rosary daily, because my whole experience of the faith is based on Jesus. This lesson actually made me doubt your spirituality and I probably won’t pray it in Latin for that reason. I have to stop watching you because sadly.,I love the Latin Mass, but always felt the devotion to Mary has felt somewhat sacrilegious. I have been enjoying praying the Rosary, because most mysteries do focus on Jesus, except the last two Glorious. As far as Latin, I can play the Rosary in French as I am fluent, and in Spanish, but praying it in my native English, leads me to focus more on the mysteries. I don’t usually use beads because I use scriptural rosaries, or art based rosaries, which keep track of the decades. The rosary beads seem to me like showing off. Also, I never say the rosary in groups, because they are spoken so rapidly it seems disrespectful. I respect your opinion, but that is all it is.

[@screaming-beagle]

👏

[@andromedamaxima1543]

i m portuguese from portugal, yes, you are saying the sounds well, and hodie does indeed have a little “air” on the pronunciation, it is not sharp and cut and muted, no no, the H does insert have a bit of prolongation to the sound.

[@zacharywitt4009]

Where is this How to Pronounce Ecclesiastical Latin Video you speak of? :/

[@johnday8677]

Doc. Do you have a lesson on praying in Pashtun?. This might have some influence in stemming the onslaught of the Taliban.

[@pattyleach2810]

I still say ….but deliver us lord from every evil . They dint say that in mass anymore

[@SquareNoggin]

Do they roll their R's in Latin? I always assumed they did, but when I hear anglos recite latin prayers, lile Dr Marshall, they seem to be using the anglo "R". Rolling Rs the Italian way or the French way is easy for me as I am fluent in French, but I'm just curious which is more authentic in Latin prayers. To my mind it sounds a lot better with rolled Rs (and specifically the type where you use the tip of your tongue, like the Italians, as opposed to the back of the throat, like some of the French) but I've only ever learned of Catholic prayers from anglos and I know a lot of anglos simply can't roll their Rs. Am I being a dumb dumb? Italian and Latin are similar right?

[@01JR]

I didn’t find the “How to Pronounce Ecclesiastical Latin” video anywhere. I looked it up on KZbin and also Google, but didn’t find it.

[@harryjones-ln3ge]

Dr. Marshall I have recently revisited my faith and I am using your rosary videos to learn the rosary in Latin. My concern is that you haven’t addressed the pronunciation of each individual mystery as you pray the rosary. If you have I haven’t been able to locate any that addresses them. If possible could you post those that address this issue. Thank you.

[@hectorrodriquez3182]

I'm a 7 day Adventist ,

[@gloriashank1808]

I cannot find how to pronounce ecclesiastical Latin. Where would that be, please?

[@giarose6493]

I’m learning ❤🙏☘️🌹💪🩸🇺🇸

[@ennajames4099]

What link?

[@Izumi-sp6fp]

is it "reg-noom" or "ren-yoom"? I have seen other sources say 'regnum' is pronounced "ren-yoom". Are both correct?

[@wendyoswalt]

The long A sound would actually be like it sounds saying the alphabet like in the word cake. Unless you're not talking English long A sound

[@johncurry6260]

Abun Dbashmaya

[@nikospapageorgiou2345]

The a in pater is short. The o in noster is short. I dont know what kind of confusion you have with accents (stress) and vowel lengths, but you often link where the accent (stress) falls with a remark that that vowel is long. Stress and vowel length are 2 different things.

[@Rum_barrel]

It’s also worth mentioning that in the cases of Islam and Judaism, where their Scriptures are in the original languages, that didn’t happen in Christianity. Aramaic was the language of Christ, yet the Roman Catholic Church never adopted it as the language for the vulgate. Instead they chose Latin. Politics decided that it wasn’t Greek, if memory serves. One would have to guess that they thought about language the same way I do; as a vehicle. The Buddha said that the teachings were a raft to cross a river. But why would anybody carry the raft with them once they’d reached the other shore? It’s purpose has been accomplished so it’s no longer necessary. Language is similar, wouldn’t you say?

[@alexandros6433]

Double consonants should be pronounced

[@bornbranded29]

the last two lines of the our father is very hard to grasp

[@AL_YZ]

One way to have a less heavy American accent is to avoid the "plosive" meaning the strong puff of air when English speakers pronounce consonants especially in the initial or frontal position. For instance, English speakers say the "P" in the word "power" with a strong aspiration or puff. Spanish speakers if you notice, say the "p" in "power" without that puff that is why it sounds flatter. Same with the letter "T" , "C" .That is closer to a more neutral sounding Latin. Another aspect is to avoid diphthongs when pronouncing certain vowels. diphthongs are two sounds joined together. English speakers for instance pronounce the letter "O' in the word "NO" not as a single sound as in Spanish but as if it were a combination of two sounds. like "ne-oo" or /noʊ/ or /nəʊ/ with the lips changing position from start of the "o" to the end. So "noster" should not sound like "know" + "ster" which is how most English speakers pronounce the word. In Spanish, the "o" is just one sound that is why it sounds flat. That is closer to a more neutral sounding Latin. That is because Spanish and Italian are languages descended from Latin.

[@KingMswatiIII]

Do you think God cares how you pronounce a dead language?

[@AL_YZ]

@@KingMswatiIII That is very Protestant of you. Next you're going to say, "Do you think God cares that you pray in a dead language? Dr. Marshall actually spends a good amount of time on how to pronounce certain letters so I was contributing my bit to the topic. Nothing more. I suggest that instead of that mindset, it would be better to think about it this way: whatever you do, particularly with a language consecrated to prayer to God and used for that singular purpose, you do the best you can. Not perfection because we humans are not capable of that. But we do the best we can because that is pleasing to God. In the same we , Christians used to dress in their Sunday best when going to church not because "Does God care what you wear?" but because we do it out of a reverence and respect. Thus we do the best we can.

[@KingMswatiIII]

@@AL_YZ "That is very Protestant of you." Guilty as charged. God understands what we are saying. Back when people still spoke Latin, a lot of uneducated people didn't speak it very well. Their prayers were heard by God just as well as the prayers of people who spoke Latin perfectly.

[@AL_YZ]

@@KingMswatiIII Well you could be mistaken for a Catholic modernist - you will be happy to know. So could much of the Catholic hierarchy. And Pope Francis is in full agreement with you that is why he is coming down hard on the Latin mass, hoping to extinguish it entirely. The Protestant world would be glad to know that the Novus Ordo mass is entirely in the vernacular - although I am sure that incremental "reformation" hardly goes far enough to satisfy your Protestant sensibilities. Perhaps you would also encourage the Syriac, Assyrian and Chaldean Christians who still use Aramaic - the language of Christ - going all the way back to when those churches were founded by the Apostles themseves in their liturgical celebration, to abandon that dead language and get with the spirit of the times. After all, as you say, who needs dead languages. ...But then, they would be just another one of the thousands of DIY protestant churches... and who needs more of those?

[@KingMswatiIII]

@@AL_YZ I despise all forms of religious modernism, whether Catholic, Protestant, or anything else. But sometimes Catholic modernists accidentally get something right. There's no point in praying in a dead language. In the New Testament people were given the gift of tongues for the express purpose of making sure that people could understand exactly what they are saying.

[@dominikguzman]

In Japanese bread is pan. :D

[@buzzmessinger4510]

Do you say, nominE or nominA?

[@dariusclovis1374]

Buzz nominE

[@mottledbrain]

Is there a reason you didn't roll your R's? Dominus tecum!

[@JEspin2024]

Just be careful with the double r in terra. The double r is pronounced with a stronger trill than the single r in the same way as in italian and spanish.

[@randym.7238]

It

[@DominicMazoch]

Humm. I thought Jesus taught His disciples the Our Father more likely in Hebrew or Aramaic?

[@samueljohn6937]

Yes he taught aramaic

[@DominicMazoch]

OK. 1240 AD Hostyn Hill, Monrovia Faith brought by St Cyril. Great Mongol army approaching from the East. No help coming. Who do you call No, Not the Ghostbusters. Two paths of defense: 1. Use anything you could to slow the invaders down. 2. Go to Church, ask the Theotokos for help. No particular Marian prayer was mentioned. Just asking Our Mom for help. However, they got help. Theotokes came holding her Son. He had a bunch of lighting bolts. She had Him directed the enemy. Plus a huge rainstorm came. Between the Mother and Son, plus the "Magnificent Seven" type of defense, the hoard turn around and went home. This small untrained group stopped an army Russia and Poland could not. OK, they had some great help.... If this invasion eould have gotten past Hostyn, Western Civ, and most of the Latin Church, would have been OVER! Why have we been not told about this? Defenders were Morevian? Defenders did not use Rosary. I really think She will help her children if they ask for her intercession with true faith and heart. And thete are times you do not have time fore a Rosary. Just a Hail Mary and HELP!