Spiritual Theology Series: Grace ~ Fr Ripperger

[@seriouscat2231]

All the lectures in this series, in order: 1. Grace: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJDCeamiltCrp7c 2. Levels of Prayer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZayfZikpbCnl5o 3. Virtues: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2m5n6GIis2shMk 4. Gifts of the Holy Ghost: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3PWhY2XaMtmqbc 5. Fruits of the Holy Ghost: kzbin.info/www/bejne/amrGp3aGnLV6oLc 6. Temperaments: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZicmZmFqcidgNU 7. Demons (part 1): kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGSWqKhvobWCoqc 8. Demons (part 2): kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXjMao2HZ5amirM

[@charlenesims9063]

Thank you for the series in order. hard to find lectures in order on this topic of spiritual theology. glad someone is taking in order. lol :)

[@smilelis]

Please pray for me I'm in a dog I've never felt before. I trance out to nowhere and wake up scared. So many things being said by so many. My cousin says just pray the Rosary, I do but doze off . Jesus hear me, I give my soul to you and your Mother Mary and the Holy Trinity. I want you to to be happy with me. Save me now.

[@smilelis]

Please pray for me I'm in a dog I've never felt before. I trance out to nowhere and wake up scared. So many things being said by so many. My cousin says just pray the Rosary, I do but doze off . Jesus hear me, I give my soul to you and your Mother Mary and the Holy Trinity. I want you to to be happy with me. Save me now.

[@regallineage6091]

Thank you for this list…just what I was looking for!

[@seriouscat2231]

@@regallineage6091, you're welcome. But I have moved on and now study a site called Betrayed Catholics.

[@theresapellicano402]

I have to listen to this over and over again. Jammed packed with information!!!

[@911theanonymous]

I’m with you! How beautiful this is.

[@wingnut13099]

Please God more priests like this. Amen

[@flosialajiun7101]

Amen

[@Joyeusecolombe]

Yes please God 🙏

[@southernbella8503]

THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!!!!

[@Justadudeman22]

All fr rippergers teachings are :)

[@barbaragraver]

I feel so blessed to be able to listen to these lectures. May God bless your ministry.

[@goldacherian8608]

Thank you very much Father for these invaluable talks. I pray to Jesus to bless you abundantly to continue your mission without any hindrance. Mother Mary, pray for us all.

[@SilverCottage]

I wish I had found Fr. Ripperger YEARS ago. But perhaps now is when I am best ready.

[@joanofarc6402]

This lecture is so valuable. Actual actions moms like me can take to be closer to God. These are doable, they make sense and I don’t have to go to a week long retreat. Thank you so much for providing this. I want to share some of this with friends who are struggling and maybe I can lead them back to our glorious church. God Bless is all. 😇🙏🏻

[@victoriabokanvsky2674]

FATHER RIPP...you are our only hope in the coming long years. You breakdown everything to its simplicity; however, for the first time, I understand this topic on grace better in your textbook. This is not like me; C’est la vie!

[@superapex2128]

There's a textbook?

[@maigray9910]

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[@lukasandisaaktime9147]

Only hope?! Fr. Ripperger would probably say: no, put all your hope in The Trinity and Dear Mother Mary - NOT MAN. Be careful not to break the 1st Commandment.....

[@sam12587]

@lukasandisaaktime9147 I think they meant as a spiritual teacher. Our only hope for those of us who are under catechized & don’t know where to start, how to find the door to open & avoid mistakes...? The priest at my church doesn’t talk this stuff or the stuff other online ones like Fr Alar(? spelling) at Devine Mercy.

[@patriciap.9034]

Oh yes, and we can’t forget that we must read the lives of the Saints in order to see what the climb to God is all about.

[@florencemcphersonkudla2930]

Unite all our prayers to pray to become h😊ly and live in Gods Divine Will w😅th Divine graces for wh😊le world thank you fiat fiat ❤❤reparti😊n for our s😅ns conversion repentence ❤thank you father R

[@josephverri618]

Every word is golden, however annunciation, audio issues and speed in this talk frustrates the need to absorb the message that I sorely need.

[@userPs91victory]

Thank so much Father. You are always remembered in the recitation of my rosary. May God bless you abundantly. Are you still in Oklahoma?

[@okironin8180]

Can you list all the books Fr. Ripperger recommends on this page? Thank you

[@jimmcdonough5497]

Reading up on a book. The Glories of Divine Grace. Fr Matthias J Scheeban. Very good book. Tyvm Fr for the suggestion.

[@joanofarc6402]

Father keeps on mentioning “we’ll go over that in the next class”. Which video is the next class so I can listen in the correct order.

[@seriouscat2231]

I posted links to every lecture in this series in another comment to this video.

[@seriouscat2231]

…which strangely now seem to have disappeared.

[@kanyinsoyannwo7779]

@@seriouscat2231 did you ever find it if i may ask

[@seriouscat2231]

@@kanyinsoyannwo7779, I did. Strangely, in this notification box, it's the one comment below this one. These go in order: Grace, Levels, Virtues, Gifts, Fruits, Temperaments, Demons and Demons, part 2.

[@Ryan_Zell]

Father Chad rRpperger, I should have heard this lecture 40 years ago.

[@mottledbrain]

A decade of tonight's Holy Rosary for you Father. Yikes! University ended over 35 years ago. I had to back this talk up over and over. (Can I read this series somewhere online? I live in a small, rural community. Access to books is difficult.) - Dominus tecum, Reg

[@juleske5708]

@sensusfidelium Why all of THE ADS ??? Every few minutes this talk gets interrupted it’s very distracting makes me not want to finish watching! What’s the point ?

[@GeorgePenton-np9rh]

Father Ripperger, I would appreciate it greatly if you would do some talks on humility. For over 40 years I have tried to have humility and to be as humble as possible but the only result I ever get is to feel even more useless and worthless than ever. It adversely effects my work and, contrary to what all the spiritual writers solemnly promise, it causes me to commit more sins, not fewer, especially sins of the flesh (one book I read on humility is that humility acts like a little captain that keeps all the other virtues in line----what hogwash). Maybe I am misunderstanding something, I don't know. I wasn't raised Catholic and don't have the benefit of years of Catholic instruction.

[@jerrymarshall2095]

Disordered,ha ha that a nice way of saying it.Ive adopted it in my lexicon.

[@ea6577]

❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@patriciap.9034]

Two things can set the soul on its way to God and that is great love for him and to give him our Fiat

[@theresapellicano402]

Divine Intimacy by Fr. Gabriel is excellent.

[@sue-by7sh]

Father, could you talk about First Grace someday?

[@thomasposson463]

I don't feel anything

[@smilelis]

When I listen to you I feel better, I want to be praying more, thinking of God more. I pray you stay in line.

[@superapex2128]

What if I were to tell you that you can move mountains ...with 'a little bit of help'? You would think I'm crazy - and rightly so. You would need MUCH more than 'a little bit help': you would need someone to do it for you because such an endeavor is COMPLETELY beyond your capabilites. And yet this is exactly what the Church has been teaching, ever since the Renaissance, in its Ordinary Magisterium: that Man can somehow save himself ... with 'a little bit of help' from God. In reality, nothing could be farther from the truth: the simple act of fulfilling one's basic duties, in a world as corrupt ours is, in and of itself, FAR BEYOND ANYONE'S CAPABILITIES... We can't do it - even with all the 'help' in the world! We need someone else to do it for us ENTIRELY - and that Person, of course, is God. By the way, coming to this realization used to be known as Humility...

[@sue-by7sh]

On Epiphany our priest said the Wise Men received actual grace to follow the star and find the manger. Thank you Father. Penanceware done.

[@wingnut13099]

sue200012 And then they went back another way. Euphemism for their conversion

[@josephwagner3224]

Thank you Father Ripperger. Clear, concise and precise. I needed to hear this today.

[@anan-wm1es]

The voice is not clear at 23 : 40 Thank you for the vedio.

[@kaywise2313]

Everything is so broken 😢 I can’t breathe

[@kaywise2313]

But I am so trying to understand anything.

[@mauriciochalonslazarochalonsla]

what is the name of the song at the end?

[@Mediation_is_the_Solution]

I want to take your class

[@Vote2024again]

25:40. Interesting 🤔

[@keats27]

Luke 18:9-14

[@thomasweber9384]

Habitual grace ?...or actually habitual sins can't be forgiven..where grace has run out..by insincere confession over and over again?

[@geraldpascua8180]

Yes - Per 26:29 "...the point is you just never want to get outside the "State of Grace." God has no obligation of giving you back into the State of Grace. As I mentioned from the pulpit St. Alphonsus Leguori, 'There comes a certain point where God by Divine Decree will only tolerate a certain number of moral sins from somebody and then he just pulls the plug. Because God had intended from the person to make use of the grace that one had received through the course of one's life.'" In addition, I suggest watching Fr. Chad Rippenger's other lecture: What is Confession? ~ Fr Ripperger.

[@mitchking4800]

​@@geraldpascua8180but how can he make use of grace he doesn't have because he's unfit to receive it? If he's always been in the state of sin and has never received the grace I don't understand. You say he received grace not for himself but for other people but yet cannot receive it so how can he be greatful and put it to use. Maybe I spun myself around a half time too many or something...

[@yingyingalicewang]

I like this Father❤

[@Vote2024again]

Awesome video

[@Jplayin]

Thank you

[@SAINTRAPHAELMARY]

Sadly the novus ordo crew don't recognise the serious mortal sins .

[@timr2007]

Father, I have listened to many of your utube videos. Thank you for doing them. At the very end of this one you state several book, the largest probably being the first, Rodriguez's Practice of Christian and Religious Perfection. LONG!!!!!. Worth the time? I hope so cuz it's on my list of to reads, and I better do it soon, I'm not young. I've actually read some of the others. I can't read Aquinas, at least not without great difficulty.