Sebastian Morello on Mysticism, Magic, Monasteries and Why You Shouldn't Wear Tracksuits.

[@EvangeliseGood]

This channel is such a breath of fresh air and Sebastian has really inspired me to look again. The honesty and rigour here is fantastic and truly appreciated. I have felt that I did not want to be a part of such a corrupt organisation but I see there is hope.

[@williamgibson2760]

Amen!

[@kondition-kode-nine]

As someone who has fished, shot rabbits and pigeon, all to be eaten, I feel it does bring me into an extrordinary appreciation of Creation, life, and death, and the complex relationship between the bounty of this earth and our dependency on it. It is true as Mr Morello highlighted, that we should respect that life whether wild or farmed. The conveniences of the modern world and supply chain of cheap mass food production have divorced most people from the source of animal foods and made them squeamish and neurotic about it. We do need to go back and reclaim our authentic connections to the cycle of life and death and reverence and gratitude to our Creator for them.

[@veganandcatholic]

In this day and age in the west there is no need to hunt and kill an animal for food . Animals have a soul . ❤The Vegan Society website has lots of helpful information

[@benjaminmorris3625]

​@veganandcatholic They have an irrational soul, yes.

[@hazchemel]

Well said. I myself don't hunt, but I've always known and been friends with hunters, even whole families taking some part of it. They as well as farmers and pastoralists have a far greater understanding and knowledge of wildlife and their part in the life of this planet.

[@hazchemel]

​@veganandcatholic try to understand that few people choose your way. I myself have been vegetarian since 18 years old, 45 years without meat, but everybody around me is carnivorous. I realise that it is me, not others, who stands apart and meat eaters are not able to see beyond their love of the taste, and I don't care. At first I was flummoxed because for me, going from meat 3x day to total abandonment, taste was never a consideration, never a reason.

[@michaeljhoey1]

Perhaps @veganandcatholic needs to zoom out enough to hear what Sebastian is actually saying. In our fallen world life eats life and we all depend to some extent on this process. The view of animals having souls has never been Catholic teaching as far as I'm aware. Or am I mistaken?

[@rm3598]

This has been so encouraging. Gavin, I am of an age that in my Junior school we all sat on the floor in the Hall at 2pm on Tuesday afternoons and listened to the BBC and sang traditional songs. My grandfather was born in 1881, witnessed the opening of Tower Bridge in 1894, fought in WWI in the Dardanelles, Thessalonica, and Passchendaele, but wonderfully taught me so many songs from his childhood. I always feel blessed for these memories and have passed them on to my children whenever possible. I lived overseas for 30 years (South Africa and then New Zealand) but came back to England and feel it is a very special place and despite all that is going on right now I would not want to be anywhere else.

[@williamgibson2760]

What an AWESOME conversation. I was drawn-in immediately by the topic of conservation and meaningfulness of hunting - and it turned into an even more enthralling journey of deciphering the status of Catholicism - which is essentially the status of humanity. I will listen again and to Sebastian's podcast. I turned on this show because I have followed Unscripted for a while and knew that the Catholic orthodoxy of the conversation would not disappoint. God Bless you all. Let us reclaim Christ's Command to bring the nations to Christ as the Catholic Church has understood since He spoke those Blessed words.

[@MsMounen]

I recently found Clarissa and the Countryman on KZbin. It was the foxhunting episode. I think they were trying to educate us town and city people about the sort of social ecosystem the countryside has, or had. Someone in the comments said they were glad foxhunting had been banned, and a woman listed the brutal alternatives to them. Apparently the programme was cancelled after this episode aired.

[@nickball2420]

Foxhunting is in a category apart from all true and natural hunting, like stalking, rabbiting, rough shooting and so on. This is why it has no consistency with aboriginal hunter gather ethics or practice and so has rightly been recognised for what it is; a protracted equestrian chase without any real regard for the quarry. As such it is an abomination that bears no resemblance to actual hunter gathering practices.

[@geriburston4315]

Awesome interview everyone. My favourite so far of all. I especially appreciated ending with solutions to reclaiming your home and self through traditions and faith.

[@drjohnashfield3915]

Brilliant discussion. Thank you.

[@FruitofSilence]

So much enjoying this lighthearted, lively, and yet profoundly insightful conversation. Thank you so much for offering this unique perspective, certainly one I have never considered before. Very grateful to C/U for this kind terrific Catholic content.

[@FruitofSilence]

Really appreciating this wonderful lighthearted and yet profoundly insightful conversation. Thank you CU!

[@benedicthume8594]

What a profound conversation! Where else could you find neo-Platonism, deer hunting, the Eschaton and reenchantment with Albion! Well done to Katherine, Gavin snd Sebastian! What an intellectual feast! Thank you!

[@paulbindweed357]

Excellent immersive chat, will need to rewatch. The podcast Sebastian co-hosts with Brian Scarffe, The Gnostalgia Podcast, may be of interest to folk who enjoyed this.

[@tau7260]

Brilliant conversation and at so many different levels. S. Morello's thoughts on nature, hunting, story and myth...and making connections to the larger realities of our being, including eschatology, made for a very interesting seventy five plus minutes.

[@retribution999]

How easily people are duped.

[@tamarawinget]

What a vibrant and seminal conversation. I grew up shooting and hunting on a pacific island. These issues are universal and are the foundation of where we have gone so desperately wrong. I work in agriculture and we have three generations of dubious practices destroying us and creation here in the U.S. So grateful for you all.

[@veganandcatholic]

THOU SHALT NOT KILL ?

[@Nicole-uq2ul]

​@veganandcatholic pretty sure that the correct word translation is murder. See how the translation makes the difference? People murder humans, not animals.

[@mikehornick4971]

“There is a time to kill.” Eccl 3:3. Holistic perspectives needed now more than ever; hunters help provide these. Won’t do humans or animals a bit of good to swap mindless meat eating (the video’s KFC anecdote) for mindless vegetarianism.

[@williamgibson2760]

Christ told St. Peter to eat all of the animals in Peter's vision of the "unclean" animals descending to him on a screen........

[@williamgibson2760]

@tamarawinget, Hello. I also work in agriculture, (CCA agronomist) - now 36 yrs - and have been farming or worked on farms otherwise in my 61 yrs - in NE USA. The "dubious" practices have enriched the big ag/food/pharma companies, kept food "cheap", ruined it's nutritional & microbiological values, corrupted our food supply with chemicals & disordered genetics, polluted & sedimentized our waters, eroded topsoil of immeasurable value, degraded our rural communities, driven farmers to despair and suicide at the highest rates of any American line of work, destroyed countless families for generations, and disconnected 99% of Americans from any reality of where food comes from and what it takes to put it on the table. I am grateful to be involved with some Vermont Conservation Districts that are also wanting to reverse course of this deterioration and empower people to farm with personal and ecological integrity and financial viability, and to grow the local food shed as a community. I consider this to be so beautifully of the Catholic traditions of stewardship and subsidiarity - and blessed to help people understand soil health, conservation, and food/feed production of wholesome quality again.

[@afertileheart]

Great discussion. So glad Sebastian's work is getting this additional exposure

[@joannametcalf8113]

@@afertileheart it’s very interesting. 🙂

[@marygr8064]

Another brilliant discussion. What a gift to humanity your channel is.

[@seanleech8214]

Thank you for a very interesting conversation.

[@iancampbell3105]

A brilliant conversation. Two points 1. As a student in the early 1970s I was a member of the university Conservation Society and of the League against Cruel Sports but in my last year at university I stayed in an outbuilding of a house owned by a Catholic family who hunted foxes with the local hunt. They didn't try to convert me to hunting (or Catholicism, although I did convert a few years later) but it rapidly became clear to me that fox hunting was both a more humane way to control foxes and more environmentally friendly than the alternatives - poisoning or shooting. I lament the arrogance and ignorance of urban elites imposing their sentimental world views on the countryside. 2. I agree that there is something mystical about England - and possibly Wales, though I don't know it well - and I hope and pray that Sebastian is right about things stirring. What interests me is that I feel nothing similar in Scotland where I have lived most of my adult life. It may be just that as a non-native I'm not tuned in in the same way but I suspect it's more do with the Reformation in Scotland which was much more thorough than in England and the most iconoclastic in Europe. 1560 was a real Year Zero as the composer James Macmillan said in a lecture at the Edinburgh Festival back in the 1990s, which earned him the unending hostility of the Scottish cultural elite.

[@yootoobabble]

The "reawakening of deep Albion" is something I have yearned and prayed for since reading CS Lewis's That Hideous Strength.

[@jothompson1903]

Thank you David, I remember singing "Dancing away with the smoothing iron she stole my heart away" - beautiful memory.

[@gerardbrady7049]

Well blimey o Reilly but that was worth the wait!!! I will read the book as well and look forward to a future dissection... I mean discussion!!!

[@SarahWard2003]

As someone who attends both pro-life events and part of the rural/shooting community, I've noticed uncanny similarities between pro-choice protesters and hunt sabs. Angry, noisey, unwilling to debate. Im pleased to be on the side of joy on both counts!

[@veganandcatholic]

I thought you were pro life ?

[@padraigcronin6649]

Pro some lives.​@veganandcatholic

[@rawhitaker1044]

New T-shirt idea: "Get thou to a pub, and seek thy re-enchantment"

[@donaldlippert6374]

What a fascinating treatment - so thoughtful and inspiring. Thanks. 🙏

[@sandramckeehan5679]

Please have him back asap!

[@jamesjansenvanvuuren1287]

Greetings from Pretoria, South Africa ...

[@Janika-xj2bv]

1:13:30 Find sources of tradition, learn an ancient skill, old Liturgy, read old books, don't dress in tracksuits and trainers. I agree with everything but the track suits and trainers. You'll find how warm and comfy they are once you get old and you don't have nothing to prove to society anymore.

[@Lee-zt9vl]

That clock 🕰️ in the background is a fourth contributor to the conversation.

[@garycorn5289]

I’ve ordered his book straight away.

[@afertileheart]

you won't be disappointed

[@jothompson1903]

COME LORD JESUS! INTO OUR HEARTS & INTO THE NATIONS! FIAT!

[@georgeallen7887]

What a sensible man.

[@FruitofSilence]

Just purchased his new book and looking forward to reading it. Seriously, why not find a suitable pub in which to discuss the book “on location”?

[@kcc879]

Regenerative farming by Allen Savory... highly recommend.There's also a well known study on reintroducing the wolf as the apex predator in Yellow Stone National Park - the results were astounding and worth reading, even for those of us that aren't hunters or farmers. On a personal note, my grandpa was a well known rifle shooter and he had an incredible respect for animal life and the country, yet he would go camping in the Gulf in northern Australia, and live off the land. This profound respect does not come from those that do not eat meat, from my personal experience.

[@MsMounen]

We did folk dancing at school back in the eighties, both here and in New Zealand. We all hated it.

[@jesuslovesaves2682]

13:25 I agree and have said this myself before. The urban dwellers looked down upon the rural folks and their guns hunting animals while stuffing there faces with meat all to often.

[@julianchase95]

Please get Sebastian on again, and really go deeper. I felt this was a half-wasted opportunity owing to too much banter and too many sidetracks (sidetracks are often good but sometimes they can be deflections). I long to hear a re-run where Gavin has got past the banter and he and Sebastian go to their usually brilliantly incisive depths.

[@francefradet2116]

Padre Pio would beg to differ on hunting.

[@leojmullins]

I beg to differ that Padre Pio would beg to differ. He was not woke.

[@padraigcronin6649]

​@leojmullins No indeed. Some say he was cool with fascism.

[@jothompson1903]

I lived in England, Dawley when it was a tiny village.

[@LupinGaius-ls1or]

The American preservation of our large game animals is largely thanks to hunters and the small excise tax we pay for conservation. Private ranches also keep several species here.

[@retribution999]

I think that quote by Oscar Wilde about fox hunting applies equally here (The unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable). What kind of human wants to destroy a majestic beast which has a life and a family for a 30 second thrill. Pathetic! Find something else to do of a more noble note.

[@veganandcatholic]

YES THANKYOU … I don’t buy the conservation and extension rubbish .. he hunts for fun he has a hunting Channel

[@leojmullins]

You obviously have either not listened or lack cognitive capacity to understand the issues discussed here. PS Oscar Wilde's moral code is not one a Catholic would expouse.

[@leojmullins]

​@veganandcatholic One should avoid loudly proclaiming on issues not understood. One ends up displaying stupidity and ignorance one is better off hiding. Research the looming collapse of thousands of elephants herds and other wildlife as they starve in game parks in Botswana and Zimbabwe where wildlife management has been replaced by corporate tourism.

[@maryharrington8983]

I suggest you read Tending the Wild. The indigenous people of the Americas burned forest, planted meadows and food to attract wildlife and yes, hunted and fished as well as gathered. Wilderness areas without human management become problematic. Humans are truly the gardeners of the earth. St. Peter had a vision of the cloth with every kind of animal, God said "take and eat."

[@leojmullins]

@@retribution999 There nothing magnificent about a mangy flea-bitten animal left to die because they can't keep up with the herd or starving herds of elephants and buffalo. Don't people today see the incongruity of the Woke virtue signalling crowd with their proud veganism, false compassion and accusational self congratulational preaching at meat eaters, at the same time proudly supporting state euthanasia of the elderly and sick, free abortion for the promiscuous of unwanted babies, while marching hypocritically for animal rights to life. This nonsence just points to the fact that evil is always done masquerading as good using full lies and half truths.

[@jesuslovesaves2682]

The complete condemnation of 1800s market hunting is a bit of a modern luxury. The market for it was feeding a need for clothing for some if it. Yes, there were luxury markets that could be rightly called excesses. But certainly a fair bit of it was for clothing in a pre-industrialized world without many needs being fulfilled. If his family lacked clothing likely he would want a market he could afford to but it from, especially in a cold environment. There needs to be a little more balance here.

[@jesuslovesaves2682]

A large amount of this overhunting hunting came about as the result of new technology, the breech-loaded repeating rifles. The mass production of the Winchester rifle from 1873 played a large role in the killing off of the Buffalo in North America for example. Often, when human gain new technology they misuse it. You could argue that is the point of 1 Enoch.

[@cybereye2]

The rural people cannot give its input into this very important issue. thus it has failed in its objective

[@IronCurtainTwitcher]

I watched a program about the farming of endangered White Rhinos in Southern Africa and the success they were having. The World Wildlife Fund took the farmer to court in order to stop his enterprise, the Judge took the side of the farmer. Couldn't understand the position of the WWF, maybe the removal of animals from the endangered list affects their business model and therefore their income, it's a funny old world

[@kondition-kode-nine]

I read somewhere that WWF was a front for landgrabbing in Africa. Certainly it is supported by royals and 'elites', so there you go!

[@RAC-zc9tc]

good to hear from Simon about the 2 types of questions- the how/what question and the why question, - the why question is the ultimate one.

[@JaneReynolds-k5v]

I didn't understand a word of this , Tracksuits? What why???

[@catholicunscripted]

I’m afraid you’ll have to listen through to the end.

[@andrewmiles3378]

@@catholicunscripted I strongly suggest you cease your arrogant responses to your commentators. Which one are you? The sterile school mistress, or the bitter ex-anglican?

[@JaneReynolds-k5v]

Yes and I do not agree that the trackies are off track , You can be on track in trackies and supporting languages at the same time . (Pun the right track)

[@harryseddon3616]

What you are saying on this podcast is wonderful , inspirational and reaching into the core problems which so many Catholics have had to mentally endure for so long sometimes causing loss of family and friends. What you have said is enough to keep people onboard and indeed bring people into the true faith. However going backwards to have a Latin Mass revival would only bring more division and overrule the Magisterium’s decisions . Don’t forget Satan likes intellectual discussions . IHMARY Harry

[@andrewmiles3378]

Yawn.

[@terezagrbin4357]

people who are all for abortion are defending animals and planet earth I find very interesting

[@Dee-mj3pu]

Some animal rights people erect golden beasts (cows) & worship them as idols!

[@georgeallen7887]

Perhaps cautionary, not a single mention of Islam in England and what to do.

[@SarahWard2003]

Listen to his Gnostalgia podcasts 👌

[@KevinCahill-ue3xo]

Why not reform the novus ordo.

[@andrewmiles3378]

Abolish instead.

[@grahamritchie672]

Some anti scouser hate in this.

[@JaneReynolds-k5v]

What had this to do with trackies ? I go to church in mine and did Latin at school eh !!!

[@veganandcatholic]

Hunting and shooting , killing animals for FUN, for SPORT .. is wrong . All animals want to live . There is a connection between children killing animals and becoming a psychopath . In this day and age in most places there is no need to hunt and kill animals just for fun. This man can put forward big fancy justifications but I would seriously question why ANYONE would murder any animal just for the fun of it . The thrill of the kill . I had no idea so many catholics were into Hunting , murdering animals for fun… this is distressing to hear . Iv been so on fire for my recent conversion . I don’t think Jesus today would defend killing any creature for the fun of it… Thou shalt not kill . My catechism states …. People must treat animals with kindness as creatures of god etc… How can you murdered anyone kindly ? Yes I’m vegan for the last 44 years Iv managed to thrive without killing animals for fun or any reason . This whole discussion is very distressing . This man’s justifications are so elaborate . Why oh why are so many catholics into killing for fun? . Hunting , blood sports , that’s what it boils down to . I’m shocked saddened and upset to realise the connection between catholics and hunting . This will not stop me attending the TLM or learning Latin or loving god . This won’t stop me consecrating myself to our blessed mother . I have been learning so much from Catholic unscripted but this has upset me greatly … How can a Catholic be so anti abortion , so pro life and yet get a kick out of killing animals for fun? It’s SICK . The Vegan Society website has further information . Please please decent catholics who do not hunt speak up ❤❤❤❤

[@yootoobabble]

Why oh why? Perhaps it is because they have a point. Try listening to their arguments, though it is tempting to react against them. You have nothing to lose by listening with a calm and open mind. You say you are a recent convert: try looking more deeply at what God's intention is behind the commandment "thou shalt not kill", for example.

[@veganandcatholic]

@@yootoobabblethere is no justification for killing a child or any animal . I can say this quite calmly and with conviction . ❤

[@michaelW1662]

Vegans have a mind virus. I can say that with conviction, Does that make me right?

[@56247]

Welcome to the Church but listen more closely to the Gospels; Our Lord ate fish and in fact prepared fish for His disciples! And while attending the wedding feast at Cana, He probably enjoyed an array of roast meats. Would you seriously consider admonishing the Son of God- the Creator of all that we behold? The Naural Law upon which the Catholic Church rests, would make better arguments against veganism than you could ever make for it! Think again and accept the benefits of God's creation (ie., a balanced diet ) of which man is the pinnacle. Feel free to be a vegan, just stop thinking that in doing so it places you on some kind of moral high ground!

[@SarahWard2003]

Did you watch the video??

[@francikoen]

Stupid, petty, whiney topic! Track suits are NOT a moral issue. Track suits cover-up the body, so nothing is wrong with track suits, from a Catholic point of view, e.g. modesty. Styles are NOT religious matters. But petty Catholic duds erroneously presume their style preferences are a matter of Catholic doctrine.

[@catholicunscripted]

Might be worth listening to the conversation

[@francikoen]

@@catholicunscripted #TitlesMatter for videos, movies, TV shows, books and poems. When you LIE in your title, you abuse your audience. When you LIE in your title, I won't waste my time on your dishonesty. Your title turns people away from Catholicism. You misuse Catholicism for click bait. You should change your "handle" to "Unscripted" because there is nothing Catholic about your LYING in your title.

[@andrewmiles3378]

I agree with you. There are trads and there are mad trads, and some mad trads are careful not to appear mad, for their own purposes, but they nevertheless are, their style of presentation is different, to serve their purposes, and that is what you have here on this channel. Their response is to say "listen to the conversation", which is really quite arrogant. You have listened. And you have come to a conclusion. And you have stated that conclusion. Time for the sterile school mistress and the bitter ex-anglican to take lessons in humility. So good for you, and thank you for your comment. Well done, and may God bless you.

[@catherineventure3996]

I would not dream of going to KFC and Mcdonald s is just as bad. I know what goes on behind the scenes. Pope JP 2 definitely said animals have got souls and so did the hunting priest who helped me join the Catholic church over 50 years ago. More and more Catholics are turning vegetarian and more and more vegetarians are turning vegan . I dont know one meat eater in my parish although their must be some. I knew a Catholic chemist he would be 72 now. and was vegan from the age of 2! When he was at London universty he used to cycle home every Friday about 100 miles to see his girlfriend and family. He was over 6 foot and veganism hadnt done him any harm. What goes on in KFC and McDonald's behind the scenes, the stories i have had put me right off and other big food giants. I don't wear furs or use wool, i use cotton and or acrylic, i use vegan cheese, maple syrup for sugar and vegan butter etc. Animals birds and sea life are our cousins znd how we know, in their own little way, that they do praise God? I am sure the cattle knew something was going on at the birth of Our Lord. Animals are not daft! Oh, i wont have milk either because the process is so cruel, and the cows really cry when their young are taken away for slaughter, and sheep etc. I would have organic milk, but that is not easily obtained, but i am quite happy with plant based. I zm sure St. Francis would have something to say about the misuse of animals. Most of the vegans i know are very healthy. With transplants in humans i approve where necessary of animal parts, because humans come before animals. Adam and Eve could talk before the fall of man to animals, so they are probably more intelligent than we thought. God created animals for our benefit but He didnt mean that we should disrespect them. Think of the feral children who have accidentally been in the wild and brought up by animals. The animals saved their lives really, although the grew up with major animal ways. I dont believe in animal circuses either. Our Lord showed kindness to everyone and animals. The feeding of the five thousand, it was probaby five loaves and two bunches of grapes. Fish would have gone off in not time at all in the heat. Before the fall of man, we were closer to angels. After the fall we became not much more above animals and so we should respect them not KFC goers and hunters do. I fo not like bull fights or cockerel fights. I hold st Francis as one of my role models, and he started the tradition of a crib.t at Christmas. There is a lot thst the big food giants don't tell, otherwise many more msy become vegetarian or vegan. It is strange as i have said before that i don't know one meat eater at the local RC church, though there must be some. We need humans animals snd plantlife and aldo sea life. All is a bslance of nature like a symphony being played by an orchestra. Oh, i forgot there is a large society of all the different angels, too.

[@veganandcatholic]

GOD BLESS YOU GOD BLESS YOU ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@leojmullins]

This sort of empty blather is simply Woke SJW virtue signalling under the cover of fake compassion and pseudo religion.😢 When man's sin brought death into creation a fallen world was inherited and all the virtue signalling under the sun helps not a jot.

[@maryharrington8983]

Well, domestic sheep must be sheared or they suffer; escaped rams have been recovered years later with excess fleece that weighs hundreds of pounds! What would become of all the lovely breeds of domestic farm animals? They cannot live in the wild. Are you OK with them going extinct? At least wool is biodegradable but synthetics are chemical compounds that pollute the soil and waters for decades if not hundreds of years.

[@maryharrington8983]

Vegan butter is just margarine i.e. seed oils i.e. crushed from seeds denied their purpose to grow in the earth. Anyway you look at it, unless you eat rocks or plastic or carrion, you are killing something to feed yourself. Cows and goats produce too much milk even if their babies are left with them. Chickens will lay eggs without a rooster. Sheep are not harmed by shearing their wool.If these animals no longer have a use or value to people, who will keep them and pay their food and vet care? They will die out and be lost forever.

[@andrewmiles3378]

So much of this is pagan nonsense!

[@annejooste6662]

😅

[@DonSchwabOFS]

great video

[@veganandcatholic]

In what way? Please ? ❤

[@AA-69]

What a waffle, and a host fiddling instead of falling asleep !.. And his "old school ties" hanging under the bunnet 🤔.. im sure some will know the significance ?

[@andrewmiles3378]

Is anyone with any real intelligence at all interested?

[@catholicunscripted]

You seem to be Andrew. Thanks for sticking with us for so long 🙏

[@veganandcatholic]

Animals have souls …they have a right to life I shall pray that this man thinks better of hunting and thinks better of his you tube hunting channel 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[@catholicunscripted]

Are they made Imago Dei?

[@veganandcatholic]

@@catholicunscriptedcan humans just go about killing any species then? For fun ?for a thrill ? To make them feel good ? For any rubbish reason ? My catechism states animals must be treated with kindness as creatures of god ??? ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@catholicunscripted]

It seemed to us that Morello was making that exact case

[@OUTBOUND184]

@veganandcatholic zero engagement with the actual arguments, as is expected from vegans...

[@andrewmiles3378]

Animals do not have souls, they are not created in the Imago Dei. The beasts of the field, and the fowl of the air, and the creatures of the sea have all been created for our use. Our use of them must be compassionate and it is surely the case that killing animals solely for sport and enjoyment is a heinous thing to do.

[@veganandcatholic]

It is contrary to human dignity for animals to die or suffer needlessly ( catechism) This chap writes about hunting glorifies hunting and is a hunter . There is no need for it animals are all vulnerable and deserve our protection . # Dominion # cowspiracy #myoctupus teacher #gamechchanger # forksoverknives ❤❤❤❤❤

[@andrewmiles3378]

You misunderstand the Catechism when it speaks on these issues. Contrary to human dignity? What on earth do you mean?

[@francefradet2116]

Yuck his accent is a complete turn-off. I'll pass. And it's wax and wane, ebb and flow.

[@leojmullins]

I can't think of a more bigoted statement?

[@OUTBOUND184]

Judging people on accents? On what level is that sane?

[@jamesh1984]

This speaks more to you than him

[@Lee-zt9vl]

Going for the dramatic exit, are we?

[@andrewmiles3378]

@@leojmullins No, it is a matter of aesthetics.

[@beverleypettit3577]

I love this channel, and fear that we'll soon be having to pay to join it ...which would cancel me out as a pensioner of little means... 🫠 Blessing everyone and a very happy 2025. I imagine some courage could be called for in the unfolding year so.... Veni Sancté Spiritus 🤍🕊🤍

[@harryseddon3616]

Not to worry if it does cost money Our Blessed Lord and His Immaculate Mother will fill you with Wisdom in other ways and for free. One day maybe in the next life all God’s children will be infused with an even greater understanding of knowledge and Wisdom that we can’t buy . IHMARY Harry