The Holy Family Heals Our Families

[@josettebeechey1944]

Father Many thanks for your Wonderful Teaching. Jesus Mary And Joseph We Love You Please Save Soul.

[@fadiabdallah8388]

Thank you padre I shall pray 3 Hail Marys for your intention and a hail holy queen to the protestant trolls Viva christo Rey

[@nicholausjamesjay83]

Thanks so much for posting. Listening to this for a 3rd time.

[@sue-by7sh]

Thank you Father, many Hail Marys for you.

[@fadiabdallah8388]

@@Wgaither1 haven't you converted yet? You are like a broken record going from one homily to another copying and pasting the heresy you believe in. open your heart to the truth repent and come to the real faith. Wgaither1 Viva christo Rey

[@nitamartell3464]

If we TRULY believe IE: Holy Trinity, all we hold in our heart..pray to...LOVE... we are part of THE FAMILY...GOD LOVES!

[@israelcarrazana2264]

Praise be Jesus and Mary now and forever

[@josejrong2712]

Amen

[@dionneking8]

love it

[@churchmouse2146]

The 7 deadly sins. What are the top 3, you ask ?

[@lawrencekeenan9234]

Pride , Lust and Greed . I could barely write it quickly before he spit it out. Luckily only Lust has to be defeated. I’m sure Pride will pop up it’s angry head after I defeat lust 🙄

[@samschannelish]

Americans have such a hard time understanding what a traditional Catholic family looked like in the past. And most younger traditional Catholics seem unable to strike a balance. An uncritical return to preV2/19th century family structures as they were is a BIG mistake. The feminist movement that began around the 1880s was justified, sane and natural. Women had always been effectively viewed as possessions incapable of much other than motherhood or religious life. It was wholly and objectively unfair. No wonder our Lord said daughters of Jerusalem weep for yourselves. We SHOULD NOT allow men to do that to us again ladies. Some of us-indeed many of us-are too equipped intellectually, artistically or athletically to limit ourselves to our highest calling, motherhood. Nor did women do so in the past when they had a good husband and lived with their extended family, as was the norm. Wise women made sure they had a “village” around them to help them with their mothering (I don’t think the breastfeeding maids were a good idea). Mothers, in-laws, in-house Nannie’s, neighbors, servants, etc. despite the fact that women were thought by men to be incapable of intellectual thinking, political ideas, management and ownership of property, etc. Motherhood is indeed the highest most sacred and beautiful calling, but it doesn’t have to be the only focus of a woman. These objective past injustices naturally led to the demands of the initial, original feminists and legitimate requests for Church support which led to the needed Church council. V2 was co-opted but the calling of a council was needed for a humbler, more sincere and transparent understanding of the rightly-ordered female nature.