The GRUESOME Details of the Crucifixion of Jesus w/ Fr. Andrew Dalton LC

[@pintswithaquinas]

Glory to Jesus Christ!

[@marceylowry4757]

Thank you for posting again. Just left Stations of the Cross and this just hits home…

[@au8363]

AMEN Glory To The Triune God

[@brightbite]

Hail, Lord Jesus Christ!❤‍🔥

[@DeeLee-p8c]

God must be a monster to have allowed men to kill his son in this horrific way.

[@voxchristi5992]

Fr. Dalton is my professor in the seminary at Rome.... Thank God for the opportunity for being a student to him

[@luker8887]

Lord have mercy on us.

[@JLevelUp]

Amen

[@sovereigndayyouthkafir3943]

Every one of us deserves to burn in hell for making Our Lord suffer like this; it's only by His mercy that we don't all perish in fire for eternity.

[@luker8887]

@@sovereigndayyouthkafir3943 amen

[@Catholic_JT]

Amen

[@drewwilson6639]

Amen

[@karimnassar7706]

The fact that he was repeating it kills me ❤ What a God. There is no other, there can be no other How can we be worthy

[@shannon6708]

"Truley this man was the son of God! " Mark 15:39

[@luisgerardoluevanosmedina433]

👍💪🙏⛪

[@gowdsake7103]

Truly that is a statement made by an unknown author who never met the supposed Jesus

[@roseangela2797]

Jesus, have mercy on us for we have SINNED.

[@hussainashraf5179]

jesus said in matthew iam not here to abolish but to fullfill the law of moses.

[@D.W.C935]

Amen Friend 🙏

[@miagonyon8580]

This was by far the most painful clip. I watched all the ones Good Friday related. For some reason this one hit me harder then the rest today. It’s an understatement to say Out Lord didn’t deserve this. Lord Jesus have mercy on me a poor sinner. Forgive me for everything I have done that put you on that cross😢

[@johnmcdonnell15]

​@@serablack1854 have fun burning in hell

[@paultrueman2]

Can’t even imagine the excruciating agony our Lord went through😢

[@mennig182]

We will all experience a fragment of his pain at the moment of death, just before our judgement.

[@cockroachv]

Praise to Our Lord forever!

[@ALPHONSO_NANOOK]

Jesus please make our hearts to burn with true love for You and your most blessed Mother.

[@reddbehrens]

What saddens me is that there are KZbin videos of people declaring that they hate Jesus and love Satan. God, please forgive them. I’m praying for those lost souls.

[@khfan4life365]

I remember the first time I watched Passion of the Christ. It was during high school youth group. I was traumatized by it. The sheer brutality that Jesus was subjected to was upsetting, to say the least. You read about it, but nothing prepares you for witnessing it.

[@rogeliorodriguez8057]

Lord Jesus, have mercy on us and on the whole world✝️🙏🏻

[@brendaechols5929]

I need a drink of water before I hear this. I'm gonna say a prayer 🙏 too.

[@johnb.kirkland3926]

"no, once I'm dead...I don't want someone to crucify me NOW...." hahahaa! best quote ever this is a great video, especially on Good Friday. Thanks.

[@sugansugan56]

Thank you Jesus

[@allenotna9793]

This interview has been lifechanging for me, it’s incredible

[@Casual_Goof]

I adore these videos. I know I’ll never fully comprehend the horrors of crucifixion unless I myself suffer that fate. But I appreciate gaining a deeper understanding, so as to boost my faith and adoration of Jesus Christ.

[@irenesantos4269]

This is too heartbreaking..my Lord..unbearably heartbreaking😢

[@angelinagutierrez909]

As much as I don’t want to know the details, the details matter. Thanks for this video.

[@elizabethranum6908]

I still cry every time I read or see our crucified Jesus. He did it all to forgive our sins.

[@karimhourani8294]

Christ, have mercy on us

[@MyronManickum22]

This is not a coincidence! I’ve been praying the rosary regularly and when meditating upon the 5th sorrowful mystery my thoughts kept drifting away to the stigmatist’s who have the wounds in their palms, thinking and praying about what the truth is because of human biology and the palms not being able to support bodily weigh… couldn’t find the Catholic answer about this exact topic…this is Jesus’s answer to my question. Thank you Matt, truly

[@Cal0rb]

Wow “he was saying”.. meaning he was repeating that expression adds such another dimension.

[@edwardjones2129]

Also imagine the two victims on either side of Jesus, and how physically painful it must have been for them to speak in their desperation. One, desperate in rebuke of jesus, the other desperate for salvation.

[@grubblewubbles]

I'll gladly worship the God who CHOSE to be slaughtered like this to forgive the very ones who slaughtered Him. If only we could love like Jesus

[@praveenliverpool]

How great a love that the creator has for his disobedient children.Lord have mercy on us 🙏

[@Wilkins325]

This is such a powerful presentation.

[@jonathanl2748]

This is information that the average Catholic does not know. Thank you, Matt, for this interview.

[@bluesoul7163]

They know well....they even saw directly the crusifiction, they went back in time using a secret machine that can show yoy every event of the past... Search for the story of Andrew Basiago.

[@victoriamoody5628]

Thank you JESUS!

[@ToqTheWise]

I have flare ups of carpel tunnel syndrome that can be aggravated by injury or allergenic arthritis. Every time I have a flare up I say “thank you, Lord, for allowing me to experience a fraction of the pain you felt for my sake.” Glory to Jesus Christ.

[@MrJackyle]

We are not worthy the sacrifice Jesus paid for our sins. We must change our ways, be born again in spirit. Lord please forgive us and have mercy upon our souls. Amen.

[@joewagner8139]

Matt, this has to be one of the very best talks on Our Lord's crucifixion that I've heard. Thank you!

[@francophone.]

I read an article that points out that the back of Christs hands, which is where the stains on the Shroud are, were touching the Cross. And indeed, it would seem that moving about would smudge the blood.

[@prodigaldawtr7907]

In regards to the stigmata, my question is *why* was all sacred art incorrect in the nails placement? Wouldn't at least some of these images get it right? I'm not arguing the authenticity of the shroud, and I don't doubt the stigmatists either. But how on earth did literally every artist get it wrong?

[@powerlessburger]

Because the image is more powerful likely. Just like he said. We recognize the wounds in the hands to be the wounds of Christ. Not to mention anyone who doesn't know how crucifixion works (early artists in the church) they might just assume that the nails would be placed in the hands.

[@prodigaldawtr7907]

I just also remembered that psalm from David about how "they have pierced my hands and numbered all my bones" the second part referring to how while He was distended and torn none of His bones were broken apart, but what about the hand part? Why not just say, " pierced my wrist?" Maybe bc it was close enough and we recognize hands as more important. Weird though 🤔 Sorry I overthink things.

[@prodigaldawtr7907]

​@@powerlessburger Perhaps so. Hands are ✋ more recognizable I agree.

[@prodigaldawtr7907]

Oh wait, maybe in the original language there wasn't a distinction between hand and wrist...dunno.

[@powerlessburger]

@@prodigaldawtr7907 That's honestly incredibly possible. Think about all the distinctions between different types of clothing we have but we all kind of call them the same thing. It could have been a similar thing for "hands"

[@alvinsusanto2405]

Wonderful research and analysis, brethren

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

What about the posibility of Christ being tied with ropes to secure the arms AND THEN put nails into the hands? The ropes to actually secure the weight of the body, and the nails to just cause extra pain.

[@ANONYMOUS_WRATH007]

This is fitting for the times.. TY PASTOR ✞

[@Joh-jf5kc]

"God is love." 1. John 4:16 Love is not only what God is like, Love is who he is. Love only exists in communion, in relationship. Therefore, God by his very essence must be something like a relationship of love. The love between Father and Son. And since God is beyond our human intellect and reason, love can be what Christian theology calls the Third Person of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit. One in being/essence, three in person. In our human experience, perfect love seems to manifest itself when we give to others willing the good of the other. It is truly unconditional. Unconditionally giving. And here is God becoming man, living the perfect - sinless - life, taking all punishment upon himself and dying the most dreadful death one can possibly imagine sothat we might be saved. What more could one give - how could one give more unconditionally? Love is who he is. In Thomas Aquinas' words God is 'ipsum esse per se subsistens'. Being itself subsisting. The sheer act of being. God is to be. God is Love. Love, which offers itself by its very nature/essence without diminishing, exists of its own. In other words: It subsists - unconditionally giving. Being itself subsisting. The sheer act of being. Existence itself. This is what we see in the first books of the bible to our salvation in Jesus Christ. From the God who gives by creating, from the burning bush which was not consumed by its flames of self-giving love, to Pentecost: Then, "what looked like flames or tongues of fire appeared and settled on their heads" - the Holy Spirit. God is love. :)

[@ditekalara9736]

‘No, once im dead’…🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GonzoTheRosarian]

I am crying through the whole clip ….

[@brendaechols5929]

So was I 😢

[@DrUpauli]

We have the word "excrutiating" to try and help us describe this pain. And even that isn't enough

[@Mr_Fairdale]

Interesting. I just watched a different video on Jesus’ crucifixion and it said that the nails were through the forearms and heel bone. Is this a point of disagreement between denominations? Genuinely curious.

[@JudeCJV]

No one was there, it's all theories based on some archeological evidence of like one crucified victim's remains they found. One historical document said the Romans crucified people in many different ways after the Jewish Revolt. Also victims weren't just nailed, they were sometimes tied. I think Jesus was tied and the nails were added for pain, not to support him.

[@sammiegm]

Great stuff

[@alejandrinahs]

Eleven A of Stations of the Cross. 💔❤️‍🔥

[@mditt7]

I still do not quite understand nor accept why the Stigmatists would have their wounds in a different place physically, to The Christ. If they were in the right place, for mine, it would still be adequately noticeable and fully identifiable. It is only a couple of inches away. I have to say that this arouses something of the skeptic in me and doesn't help me in my apologetics with Heretical protestants and atheists whom I encounter. Lord have Mercy

[@edwardjones2129]

I believe that God gives the stigmatists the wounds in the palm because he's merciful. Wounds in the wrist would be so much more painful, Padre Pio wouldnt have been able to live long with that type of pain. Remember Fr Dalton says that nails through the palms wouldnt have held Jesus for more than a few minutes. The Romans were experts at crucifixion. The wrists were more practical for fastening and a far greater punishment in terms of pain.

[@gabbycavallaro7095]

Thank you Lord Jesus for your suffering, we are not worthy but you would do anything for us, Amen ❤️‍🔥

[@setarita]

🫣 first heard Nabeel Qureshi talk about this a few years ago. But man it just…

[@thenuggy5417]

It’s terrifying that God’s creations could do this to others

[@aussiegardener5703]

Can someone please tell me the artist and the name of the painting in the thumbnail? thank you.

[@tammyjones8894]

Its Holy Week so I watched this.

[@ChuckyLarms]

I have a sneaky suspicion “The Chosen” will water down The Lord’s Passion” or even end before they get to it. Too many non denom churches barely mention it. Plus there’s too many kids watching and would cause ChrEaster Christians to be outraged at the gore

[@MidnightIsolde]

I also wonder about that, but I think they will end up showing it in the end. It's essential after all. Same thing with the Last Supper. It's impossible to shy away from the fact that Jesus teaches that eating and drinking the bread and wine is to literally eat and drink of his body and blood. That's why it's a hard saying. That's something they could also end up compromising on due to the general evangelical non-denominational slant. Hopefully though Jonathan's presence influences it.

[@deckape69]

I know it all belongs to God I will never change my mind about that You know what that means You will never put me on that cross again God

[@kodeshministry4612]

This is gutwrenching How incredible and strong was Christ I would have died after the flogging

[@redeemedbygracejohn5755]

✝ Divine love

[@MegaMetal96]

If the nails were hammered through the wrists, why does the stigmata appear on the palms?

[@owenmurphy5029]

Kyrie eleison

[@au8363]

AMEN

[@rebekahscott1360]

Commenting bc thursday asked me to

[@shannon6708]

Horrific absolutely, horrific. God have mercy on me a sinner. Not only did Jesus but he was tortured brutally and killed. Jesus took on all the brutality, cruelty and sin that we as sinners deserve. He took our place on the cross. Even for the most wretched human beings on earth so, that they might have a chance. I can't even imagine that kind of love.

[@MiserereNobis]

The Jonathan Pageau cinematic multiverse continues to grow

[@nancytestani1470]

I need to know the science, and the crucifixion was brutal. Rome devised crucifixion as the top way to die .

[@matthaeusprime6343]

Now, I get what the priest is saying, but can we rule out the Romans using rope to support the arms on the cross

[@etaiinn1071]

Why use rope when you can just nail it in the wrist. No need for rope

[@etaiinn1071]

And it would be a waste to go get rope when there is no need for it

[@JudeCJV]

You can't. And I've read for how many people were crucified and the lack of archeological findings of nailed crucified victims there are, some even think nails were rare and victims were mostly just tied. I sometimes feel like many so-called experts falsely push the idea that Jesus couldn't have been nailed through the palms in order to discredit the Catholic Church and stigmatas. It's so annoying how they will ignore the nails and rope theory all together just because of one archeological finding of a victim that was nailed in the wrists and ankles. Josephus stated that when the Romans crucified a large group of people during the siege of Jerusalem that they crucified victims in all different kinds of ways, sometimes even putting nails through private parts. There wasn't just one format followed for crucifying people.

[@edwardjones2129]

A man fastened to the cross by his wrists could stay up there for weeks and wouldnt need rope. Maybe certain crucifictions used them for whatever reason but the shroud clearly shows wounds in the wrist.

[@simonboutros1842]

Was Jesus crucified on the T cross instead of the Latin cross?

[@justinsorensen1509]

Love the Filson vest.

[@Nick-ij5nt]

If Jesus is God and his spirit is eternal, infinite and omnipresent wouldn't that mean that in our human perception of reality he only suffered for a little while but in Jesus' perspective of reality he is eternally and infinitely suffering on the cross?

[@peaceandjoy2568]

Our Lord Jesus Christ entered into space and time and His Passion, Death and Resurrection took place in space and time. It began and ended there, specifically on a particular Friday and Sunday around the year 33 A.D. But its powerful salvific effects are present in the period before and after that date and into eternity. It is said that one drop of Blood from Christ is infinitely more than enough to save an infinite number of universes.

[@Nick-ij5nt]

@@peaceandjoy2568 I don't think you were understanding what I was saying. My point was that God is eternal and omnipresent. This means that God experiences all of eternity simultaneously. For him there is no 'when' because he always is. Wouldn't that mean Jesus eternally experiences suffering on the cross?

[@AJ_Jingco]

​@@Nick-ij5nt Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ ✝️ is ETERNALLY crucified to the Cross of Calvary. Because of humanity's SIN.

[@edwardjones2129]

​@@Nick-ij5nt No, Jesus suffered painfully on the cross as a man in the flesh, but in heaven he lives in glory.

[@Nick-ij5nt]

@@edwardjones2129 Yes, but God experiences all points in time simultaneously.

[@chriswells9993]

Your like button's not working again! Seems to happen a lot on your channel. Do other people notice this?

[@nancytestani1470]

Why was Jesus’s legs not broken. Rome would break legs so there is no way anyone living after being on the crosses get away.

[@phpicker1552]

@nancytestani1470 Because of the prophecy that none of his bones would be broken. I believe in Psalms and by Moses as well. When they came to do it I believe he was already dead.

[@loucasntounas8952]

Jesus died on the cross for our sins. May he bless us. Olga

[@texaslocoman1]

Jesus's clothes were good clothes because he was a teacher, , the soldiers wanted them. The other two criminals not that much, they probably were still dressed with their raggedy clothes

[@jmcallion2071]

Halloween no thanks until they get rid of the person content!

[@PaulShirley-x8r]

Tens of thousands of people were crucified it was a common Roman execution method.

[@piouspapist]

For the sake of his sorrowful passion have mercy on us and if the whole world. 🤍

[@SJ-gk8hc]

We do not deserve Jesus. Were are sinners that turned have turned pure love from Jesus, into a mockery. Lord, for give us.

[@corteztheinfinite9440]

I Feel Like It's Kind Of Disrespectful To Recreate The Palm Wounds On Yourself. He Went Through That For The Exact Reason Of Us Not Having To

[@danieljoyce6199]

He bore the cross, so that we could be able to do it with him, not so that we don't have to. "And whosoever doth not bear his cross, and come after me, cannot be my disciple." The stigmata is not something the Saints create for themselves, rather God imposes it on them out of love so that they can unite themselves to the suffering of Christ in a special way.

[@corteztheinfinite9440]

Not Physically That Makes Zero Sense If That Was The Case Wed All Have To Die On The Cross To Get To Heaven You're Supposed To Accept He Went Through That For You Not Physically Do What Happened To Him

[@suzannederringer1607]

Sort of too much information. Humans have always been exquisitely cruel.

[@lesmen4]

2:55 Do that again .Matt can wink each eye ..😁 .

[@thatguyzwife]

This whole section drove me a touch crazy because I was desperately trying to follow what the priest was saying and wishing I could see his gestures, but instead I just watched Matt making faces. Haha 🤔

[@ANONYMOUS_WRATH007]

Straight from the devil himself!

[@gerardjellison6068]

A lot of nonsense here. First he says the blood flow happened when the nails were withdrawn from the wrists. Later he says the “bifurcated” blood flows on the arms show the two positions taken by a living person on the cross. Which is it? Actually, it makes little difference. The rivulets of blood seen on the shroud could only have been transferred to the cloth if the blood were wet. But Mt 27: 57-60 and Mk 15: 42-46 indicate that considerable time - probably a few hours - would have elapsed between the death and the burial of Jesus. Father Dalton inadvertently supports this by claiming he can see evidence of rigor mortis on the shroud. By this time the blood (even postmortem blood) would surely have dried. And there would have been little postmortem blood in any event. Blood would have pooled in the lower extremities, so there would been little or no bleeding from the head, arms, or torso. Dead people have no blood pressure, so they don’t bleed. Even if we ignore this argument, those neat rivulets of blood on the forearm are pretty much a showstopper for me. If anyone had touched the arms prior to burial, the blood patterns would have been smeared. I don’t see how someone could take Jesus down from the cross, and extract the nails from his hands or wrists, without grasping or even brushing his arms. Furthermore, those “bifurcated“ blood patterns on the arm would have been smeared, since that part of his arm was touching the wood of the cross. Even more unbelievable is the idea of placing him in the shroud - being careful to position his arms so that his inhumanly long fingers would cover his genitals - without touching his arms, and without leaving streaks, smears, and bloody handprints on the shroud. The blood from the “crown of thorns” is another serious problem: precise trickles of blood, not realistically matted into the hair, but clearly painted onto the outside of the hair. For many reasons, including Father Dalton’s use of unfounded innuendo against scientists who get results he doesn’t like (see my comment on the video “The Shroud of Turin is REAL”), I don’t consider him a credible source of information. However, many believers in the antiquity of the Shroud of Turin are able to explain their beliefs with more respect and responsibility than Father Dalton is able to muster. I would be appreciative if any readers can point me toward references that address the issues I describe here.

[@beverlyhurd8556]

With all the facts we know true in this day and age about the factuality of the Shroud, the very thought of someone calling it a fake is just mind boggling. Wow. Just how dumb can come people be? Sad for them.

[@gerardjellison6068]

@@beverlyhurd8556 As I noted, I am happy to engage with people who actually address my comments, and who communicate in a reasonable, responsible manner.

[@beverlyhurd8556]

@@gerardjellison6068 Try to remember that It was *proven* by many dozens of doctors, scientists, archeologists, and other highly trained researchers and tens of thousands of hours of examination that the Shroud most definitely wrapped the body of a severely beaten, scourged and crucified man that was wearing a crown or cap of thorns when he died. Very few people out there, other than atheists, are quite dumb enough to believe that this was someone other than Jesus Christ. Is that reasonable enough for you? I hope so.

[@edwardjones2129]

​@@gerardjellison6068 I'd like to address all of these points which you've brought forward because they can be explained / debunked. Do you have a twitter or a dm where we can chat more thoroughly?

[@gerardjellison6068]

@@edwardjones2129 No, sorry, but if you would like to add some comments here, I’ll be glad to read them.

[@jperez7893]

"...and knowledge shall increase.” Daniel 12:4 I think it would be instructive if the life of Jesus is turned into a series to capture the full effect but in a cartoon accurately rendered and dubbed in Aramaic, Hebrew, greek and latin faithful to the dialogue of the gospels. a cartoon can more accurately recreate all the scenery and context than what can be achieved live. archeology and science have advanced enough to faithfully recreate the events of Jesus life. for example, only in the 20th century did we discover that the narrative of Peter eavesdropping on the mock trial of Jesus at the house of caiaphas, where he stood watching Jesus from the door outside the 31x22 feet hall where the trial was happening. it would be a great catechism tool to show the proper context of the land such as the magi traveling past Beth peor and the roman camp down to shittim and seeing the columns of smoke from the settlements of Jerusalem, Jericho, and Bethlehem, etc.

[@itinerantpatriot1196]

Keep in mind Christ was whipped and beaten almost to death prior to enduring the cross. For us. The Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world: “Yet it was our pain that he bore, our sufferings he endured. We thought of him as stricken, struck down by God and afflicted. But he was pierced for our sins, crushed for our iniquity. He bore the punishment that makes us whole, by his wounds we were healed. We had all gone astray like sheep, all following our own way. But the Lord laid upon him the guilt of us all…It was the Lord’s will to crush him with pain. By making his life as a reparation offering, he shall see his offspring, shall lengthen his days, and the Lord’s will shall be accomplished through him. Because of his anguish he shall see the light.” ― Isiah 53: 4-11

[@peaceandjoy2568]

I cannot bear to see the illustration of the wrist and the nail. It is cruel. Please let's not watch it in a clinical manner. This is Our Lord's wrist. Lord Jesus, forgive us.

[@mariobertora]

🤣🤣🤣Pulling the nails out? Have you try to pull a ordinary 10/15 cm. nail from a piece of four by two? TRY before making silly statements.

[@Selahsmum]

Comment. Ing.

[@texaslocoman1]

Jesus didn't die, he gave up his spirit

[@Ave-xu3ry]

Jesus wants this video sent out across the world. He is Coming Back soon as the Risen Resurrected Christ Alive and We'll. Get ready Satan He is Coming For you !!!!!!!

[@johnlasseigne7676]

Or its satanic

[@christiandpaul2022]

The last temple was destroyed by God because it became an ANBOMINATION to Him. Jesus was the perfect and last sacrifice on Good Friday and the Jews rejected it and continued to sacrifice animals. God became enraged because no animal could be acceptable after God's own Son gave His life to save His people.Jesus is the one and only and final sacrifice acceptable to God The Father. When the Jewish people sinned God would have them dragged off and enslaved. The last time that happened was the Pagan Roman invasions. When God destroyed the temple he had them dragged off all over the world but He let them begin to come back in 1948 because Christianity was being taught all over the globe. There has not been any animal sacrificed by the Jews in over 2000 years .

[@gowdsake7103]

Pointless discussion as you cannot even demonstrate it happened

[@michaeldunningham2770]

Why are there no contemporary writings about jc. Nothing, not a murmur. Phillo had dozens of fellow writers, educated, and intensly interested in the world around them but never mentioned some chap who not only died but came back to life. At the very least they could verify his existence . Something that is not supposition. Anyway who gives a fig. Cheers Mike

[@douglascampbell66]

Ridiculous

[@texaslocoman1]

The shroud is a hoax, Jesus was nailed through his hands not his wrist

[@stevenweaver3386]

In many ancient cultures, the hand extended right up to the radius and ulna. Many ancient languages didn't have a word for "wrist."

[@LilChiChi10]

Stigmata is not of God. The Shroud is the Father’s evidence to the world of the crucifixion and resurrection of his son.

[@GMAAndy333]

Are you saying the saints who experienced the stigmata did so by Satan?

[@rubenmartinez4346]

They were also incorruptible….

[@JudeCJV]

The shroud isn't proven to be real. It's been called a fake by a lot of experts. I believe the stigmatas are real and Jesus was nailed in the palms.

[@johnpro2847]

pity Jesus did not abolish such cruelty whilst on earth. The coliseum would be built shortly afterwards..a horror house of human misery. Allegedly it all got too much for JC and he raced back to heaven where the living was easier allegedly..what a shame ,he has the chance to do so much good here on earth.

[@edwardjones2129]

By "raced back to heaven" you meant to say he was captured, tortured and killed, right? So if we were so keen on having him stay longer on earth why did we off him?