The Purifying & Compassionate Love of Jesus (Fr. Mathias Thelen) | The 2021 Lift Jesus Higher Rally

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Fr Mathias very powerful 👏 words 👏 🙌 which God will change 🙏 their lives 🙏 thank you fr please keep Ukraine 🇺🇦 🙏 in prayer 🙏.

[@NewYork10280]

How I wish we had charismatic priests like this in NYC. God send down the fire to enliven the sleeping souls of our leadership!

[@annamariamullins5350]

Amen 🎉

[@luzpagan3002]

Pray for healing of severe spasm on back and right leg amen thank you Jesus

[@luzpagan3002]

Pray for my recovery of arthritis of whole body neck back hip legs and arm.

[@luzpagan3002]

Thank you Jesus amen.

[@elizabethrobles9916]

I want jesus to give me the power of love to transform me to a better person Amen!!!!!

[@Pedro_Gala]

I loved this teaching! 🔥THANKS, GOD, FOR FR. MATHIAS, discovering him recently has been such an incredible blessing. I am hungrier than ever. Prayers and greetings from Spain.

[@MsCindieA]

Powerful talk, and powerful prayer. I am so happy that I happened upon it.

[@carolgolembiewski7752]

That was beautiful! My first time to hear this priest. Thank you Jesus for so many good and holy priests.

[@IreneuszCzech]

Well spoken Fr. Thanks. 😀👍

[@deborahtofflemire7727]

Thank you.

[@lluchadden4040]

I love the joy!

[@marylynnmazzocco5367]

Thank you for this clarity.

[@chachatruth3534]

Please show us how to LET JESUS IN! So much goes on in life we get lost! HOW DO WE BECOME PRAISING CHILDREN OF GOD! We have no one to pray with us! We believe! & pray daily ,But we have lost hope with big problems after big problems!

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Newman wrote the following words to conclude his sermon on infant Baptism, arguing for it and clearly justifying the Church's position, but more importantly reminding us of the need to be thankful: We have had the Sign of the Cross set on us in infancy,-shall we ever forget it? It is our profession. We had the water poured on us,-it was like the blood on the door-posts, when the destroying Angel passed over. Let us fear to sin after grace given, lest a worse thing come upon us. Let us aim. at learning these two great truths:-that we can do nothing good without God’s grace, yet that we can sin against that grace; and thus that the great gift may be made the cause, on the one hand, of our gaining eternal life, and the occasion to us, on the other, of eternal misery. Newman, J. H. (1868). Parochial and plain sermons (Vol. 7, p. 229). London; Oxford; Cambridge: Rivingtons.