St. Paul's Missionary Journeys AND The Human and Divine Catholic Church (Apostles Series, Part 3)

In this video, we examine the missionary journeys of St. Paul and the human and divine elements of the Church.

[@CatholicaVeritas777]

God bless you sir 🙏 keep defending the faith and i hope you stand strong in the faith

[@Suzer1_144]

Great points describing the human & divine nature of the church entity. Thank you and bless you.

[@user-jm4kz5bg9f]

Excellent historic analysis 😃

[@mattcrisanti1121]

Thank you and God bless you. I understand John Mark may have accompanied St Peter later and scribed the Gospel of St Mark. I look forward to learning more of this. And I liked that you alluded to St Luke’s time with St Mary for the special detail of Our Lady in his Gospel. I look forward to more on that too. You are doing a terrific job.

[@tomasleiva5587]

Can you tell me where to get that beautiful artwork or icon behind you. It is beautiful

[@bozo2854]

What is meant by all the bishops?

[@saimbhat6243]

Are we gonna ignore the fact that the claims of paul were never authoritative and paul had serious disagreements and antagonisms with actual apostles??? He said he had visions and he is bringing out entirely new doctrines from his visions and no one was like , wait!!? Thousands of people claim divine visions every year, even today, WHY should we take your "visions" as an authority? If pauls "visions/musings" are authoritative, in spite of his disagreements with all other congregations, why are Joseph Smith's visions not authoritative??

[@fotisvon9943]

The Church and the Pope affirm Paul. No one affirms joseph smith. Simply because Paul writes difficult things and that others with no understanding misinterpret his words doesnt mean he is not authoritarive.