Is Catholic Guilt A Good Thing? | The Catholic Talk Show

In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys talk about Catholic Guilt and scrupulosity and how to not let them damage your faith.
Episode 241:
In this episode, we will discuss:
• What exactly IS Catholic Guilt?
• When does guilt become scrupulosity?
• Is Guilt a good thing?
• and much more
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[@marktapia8327]

This is a heavy topic for me, especially as someone with mental disorders and how it impacts discussions of scrupulosity, culpability, and mortal sin. It is can also be immensely challenging to find a good confessor and spiritual director who can assist. If there are others out there like myself, even if it hurts, know you are never alone! God bless.

[@markgraff8326]

Well, “take his yoke” it’s much less than what we carry alone 😇 and less expensive than Drs and RX God bless you my wife of 20 years bi polar

[@changedlife1904]

I'm going through some issues myself it's tough to live in the world and not of the world , there is alot of distractions from everywhere , I find my friends who don't live a Christian life a bit tough to Handel mentally they just don't understand what I'm going through as far as trying to live a Christian life.....that's why we need Christian friends of good character, most of my mental hardships are of still trying to be accepted as the old me , I'm afraid of being shunned ,

[@Neb-ie5mj]

Thank you Mark for your vulnerability, you aren’t alone.

[@FrostyFluffs]

this is where I realized the Catholic Church falls short, they do not teach on spiritual warfare, the attacks of the enemy to help us avoid all of this stuff in the first place.

[@l.elmo.di.scipio]

​@@changedlife1904You gotta pray to the Lord for Valor. He will thougten you up, in due time. You will mature, and the things that you were scared of won't bother you anymore. You'll meet new, good friends, but never shun yourself those who aren't Christians. Learn from everyone, be the good Christian every non believer would love to be. Spread the Good News! Blessings in Christ Jesus.

[@changedlife1904]

As somebody who has stolen cars , did drugs, had sex outside of marrige , used gods name in ultra vain ect. Ect.. i can honestly say these last 2 years since my conversion has been the best years of my life on the other hand these also has been the most time of finding myself .......its actually easy to turn your back on the world its just different. Thanks guys for this topic !!

[@christinemcguiness9356]

Glad your doing so well on your spiritual journey. God bless🙏

[@jamezkpal2361]

Hang in there my brother.

[@changedlife1904]

@@christinemcguiness9356 👍

[@changedlife1904]

@@jamezkpal2361 👍

[@Neb-ie5mj]

Your vulnerability is key to others recovery. God bless you!

[@dianethomas9384]

I am inclined to scrupulosty. I once agonized over a sin and was really anxious about going to confession. In the confessional I blurted it out, and the priest said, "Okay, that's your mental hangup, but do you have any sins to confess?"

[@briannoble3612]

Personally, I think it was the aspect of seeing God as a judge instead of Father is what leads me to be scrupulous with sin. Being in fear of Him, instead of understanding that He loves me no matter what; and that I should love him as a great Father should be loved by his child. Thank you for this insight! God bless all of you!

[@ignatiusjackson235]

That hits the nail on the head. I think it's a more difficult concept to grasp for those who've never had much of father figure in their lives, especially during their formative years. A lot of parents really drop the ball and, thus, make it infinitely more difficult for their children to approach God with a clear understanding of His merciful love. I guess that's where devout Christians like us are called to step in and shepherd the weak through the valley of darkness.

[@janemedbery4778]

I had a bumper sticker that said " if you feel guilty you must be Catholic"

[@gbmassu]

😅

[@leylinegoddess]

irish cradle catholic here : guilt. i gave it up for lent i do know i am flawed but i refuse to be cowed by guilt

[@readalittle764]

True story, funny. I was walking into church for a weekday event and saw a sign on door which, I thought, said, "Guilt Club". I had a little chuckle, and then thought of a guilt-ridden Catholic friend whom I thought might benefit from this class. Soon afterward, I met with her and shared the good news. She thought great! But then, she asked further...when did I see that sign? Where? "Oh no," she said. "That wasn't a "guilt" class, that was my "Quilting Class" I have at the church every week!" 😮

[@alimaloney218]

On Forgiveness: (from my personal notebook.) A friend had asked, “Why should I forgive? What’s in it for me anyway? What difference does it make?” I have been praying, meditating, and contemplating ‘forgiveness’ for several months. Here is my response: Forgiveness is a gift for the one who has been harmed. How? Because holding onto grudges, anger, resentment, bitterness, and pain is inherently self-destructive. Why self-destructive? One might believe that holding onto these negative feelings gives protection, keeps one from being harmed again… when in fact all it does is poison the soul. Forgiveness is a gift for the one who has been harmed. Again, how? In taking the steps to actively forgive the one who caused injury, all of that festering poison can be released… separated from the spirit, and be left behind. This leaves room in the heart, mind, and spirit of the injured to heal emotionally and spiritually. Forgiveness is a gift for the one who has been harmed. And, should it end up benefitting the one who caused the harm… that’s just a bonus. I’ve heard the phrase ‘forgive and forget’ however that is foolish. Forgive, yet remember… no need to let the same snake strike you twice. But don’t let fear and anger become the base upon which you rest your spirit. Forgive… and if you find you still carry pain, forgive again. And again, repeatedly… until you have found peace. Many of us hold on to our grudges like a toddler with a favorite blanket… we won’t let go because it’s safe… familiar…. And by the time we let go it’s in shreds… barely recognizable. Don’t carry resentments until you have shredded your spirit. Lay your pains, resentments, angers, and fears at the foot of the altar of God… and forgive. You will find blessings beyond measure, because, forgiveness is a gift.

[@regisnwosu3915]

Indeed. Guilt is feeling the pain of my sin in order to have the courage to make amend or repent. This is a great approach to guilt. But my prayer is for the grace to remain in the grace. Amen. Peace and blessings

[@maureenseward8950]

This show helped me so much thank you! Also I’ve been diagnosed with an incurable disease and am devastated that I can’t go on a pilgrimage to the HolyLands I hope you make many videos. Maureen Seward ( this show has been a lifesaver for me I have a granddaughter who has left her Catholic faith and doesn’t even believe in God I’m heartbroken) God Bless you! I’m a monthly patron but never see it on my credit card I’ve been thanked for being a patron so I hope everything is okay

[@FrostyFluffs]

there are no incurable diseases, God can cure the believer from anything that has come against our bodies, walk in complete faith that He has healed you, ask Him to reveal to you where this attack originated, it can be from a generational curse or something you brought into your life through by the lies of the enemy, unfortunately the Catholic Church has failed in these teachings on spiritual warfare and the attacks of the enemy and how we can come against them. Get in His Word everyday, pray and ask Him to give you the eyes to see and ears to hear what it is He wants to reveal to you. He has given us all of the answers we need in His Word.

[@markgraff8326]

The feeling you have when you can’t remember your last confession

[@22grena]

The feeling you have when Muslims make you feel shamed by their unabashed piety and your embarrassment at expressing yours openly.

[@tengligutan265]

You’re not alone so I did a folder in my Notes CONFESSION so I log the date who can remember unless you go regular like people goes every First Friday in predation for that day.

[@marykoenig564]

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[@christinehenley9017]

Ascension (Father Josh and Father Mike I think) have a good prep book on examination of conscious...I just went ahead and made a list, even those I probably already confessed and just couldn't remember.

[@markgraff8326]

@@tengligutan265 only “number and kind” we confess I think it’s in the catechism?

[@regisnwosu3915]

My humble suggestion regarding scrupulousity is that a well-informed conscience will stand tall in the face of scrupulousity. . When a conscience is wishy-washy formed, that conscience is bound to suffer scrupulousity often. And this is spiritually dangerous. Underr formed conscience is like a half-baked dough. A sound conscience is the conscience that misses prayer hour yet understands that this can occur as often as life goes, yet stay strong and fast in the faith/prayer. I think using one's strong judgment to decide how good or bad something is, without fear or intimidation, drives away scrupulousity. Again, intention matters a lot, too. So my take on how to curb scrupulousity is having a very strong judgment on ones decisions and actions on one's daily living. And it takes a very strong faith. Peace and blessings.

[@wallythomas1972]

I suffer from this so much I recently tried to more or less “reconfess” past sins in my last confession. My pastor stopped me and reminded me that I had been forgiven and to confess my current sins. I’m glad I caught this episode.

[@mariannemacarthur716]

Thank U so very much! Takes much courage, 2 go out & try again. Who holds me hostage? Afer confession - Small steps matter 2 live in - the light of Christ! ❤ Courage - a virtue that does not come bcuz of Faith. "Blessed Mother - Mother Me, & help me 2b - All that Yr Son wants me 2b."🙏

[@Chegles1]

Another Irish Catholic here, one of 12 children who said the family Rosary every night on our knees in the living room. We went to Catholic grammar school, watched Bishop Sheen on Tuesday nights and went to Novena's every week. I am very thankful for my Catholic upbringing as it brought me to where I am today. I haven't been to Mass in years and when I hear that it is a mortal sin not to attend Mass and you will go to hell if you die with that on your soul it makes me sad. When I was a kid all I had was a fear of God and no experience of a loving God and wished I was a Protestant who didn't have this heavy burden to carry. As an adult I had a mystical experience which was a Grace from God where, simply said, God showed me as a reflection of Him and how beautiful I was because He lives in me and we are one. Not only with each other but with every living person and thing in this world. What a gift. Any good thing that has happened to me I had nothing to do with, God does it all in me and through me. I now try to live God's will for me and not my puny will because I know that no matter the circumstances it's all for my healing. We are so loved by our Creator and all I want to do is love. Not an easy thing living in this world we reside in but with God all things are possible. I believe in miracles.......all is well......all will be well. Love and prayers to all.

[@QiryuslilBerdy]

I go to catholic school and the scrupulosity is something you can just feel around everyone there. Nobody opens up, nobody admits how they feel, but I see peoples faces and hear them in the in the bathroom crying. So many are depressed and hate themselves.

[@l.elmo.di.scipio]

Good Lord, I swear scrupulosity will near kill the faith of the young! We need to tackle this head on but it will take time.

[@Graham183]

Keep doing what your doing guys......in fact do more👍 I'm going through a real bad season and been trying to get closer to God. Catholic Churches seem to be the only places that are open when your desperate to pray in gods house! That and your show have taken me towards being Catholic. Thanks👍✌😀❤

[@Elizabeth-iw3wd]

I love being Catholic. Hope you pursue my faith 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Max-in2zk]

I love to see priests wearing the cassock it’s so professional and comforting

[@ngaoakirirua3756]

I love this people of God keep the good works of the Lord Jesus Christ through his Holy Church to the end 🙏 Amen 👏 From Australia Queensland Cairns.. and very proud indeed 🙌

[@traceyhudson4188]

thank you so much for this topic. There are things that I have struggled with most of my life where I avoided confession and if I went to confession, I would only party confess. During Lent this year, largely because of some of your conversations and realizing how poorly catharized I was, for all that I have learned the past few years, I did a life confession. I can honestly say that it was one of the most liberating experiences I have ever had. I know that God is working in my life through many resources, especially Jesus' mamma, She shows up in a lot of my art work as does the Eucharist & the Holy Spirit. Praying for you and the ministry that you provide. God bless.

[@ignatiusjackson235]

Catechized, not catharized... 😂 I'm not trying to be scrupulous! 😂 In all seriousness, this was a beautiful comment. The reason I laughed was that the Cathars were a group of heretics from the middle ages. It wouldn't be a good thing to be "catharized." 😂

[@St.MichaelPrayforus]

Fr. Rich PLEASE ALWAYS wear the Cassock! I once heard Excorist Fr. Chad Ripperger once say, the Devils fear it because they FEAR TRADITION.

[@katdunn7934]

This is the first time I've seen him in a cassock. I hope he explains wearing it as I listen. I wonder why he is wearing it. I love seeing priests wear them.

[@mikesarno7973]

I finally got my mother to watch and she fixated on Ryan Delacrosse looking at the monitor and floor.

[@CatholicTalkShow]

Lol - it’s his focusing method

[@mikesarno7973]

@CatholicTalkShow That's what I told her but she insisted on watching him closely and yelling at the screen each time he looked away from the conversation.

[@WildOx-cv9yu]

True guilt is to the conscience what a fever is to the body. Go to the doctor for the fever. Go to God in the Confessional for the burden of sin.

[@user-ty4et8xo8s]

Thank you Ryan, listening to you, I will be able to pray and forgive my siblings. You are Awesome!

[@normandrobert585]

Another Wonderful and "So True" Episode!

[@tengligutan265]

So thankful first time I heard this word it is like OCD not coming a sin.

[@WrenGirl]

Could you reword that comment? I can't figure out what it is supposed to mean.

[@tengligutan265]

@@WrenGirl: I’m sort of OCD/Perfectionist on certain aspect of my life (work related) and concerned it would spills in my spiritual life, like I said have not heard this word until now and start examining my life and as kept on listening when Fr Rich said about judging yourself (guilty of that) got a better understanding (borderline scrupulosity - after looking at the definition and it said: subtype of OCD). When examining my conscience during my night prayer it opens my eyes and want to a better person everyday. I’m grateful you pointing that out. I could not even understand it myself😂 it was in my head but forgot to put in the comment. God bless🛐

[@user-qm2dn5ok6v]

Thank you for this video 🙏🏻

[@tammyvarallo]

Love you guys!! 🙏🏼

[@Neb-ie5mj]

Much needed topic and sweet Cassock Fr. Rich!

[@TheRanchitoFeo]

God bless you guys. You made my day with this episode.

[@user-ty4et8xo8s]

Love the Litany of Humility.

[@maryhogan9624]

Great topic....needed this..

[@JoseMrtinez7]

When I first had my conversion I had a great guilt in me. Since it had been years since I confessed. I was convicted badly and I really felt terrible in the fact of my sins and how much damage I did to the the Lord. I confessed a couple times and felt like a heavy weight was removed off my shoulders. But now by the Grace of God I’ve remained in a fear of the Lord, always knowing what I do but not in scrupulous way.

[@mojaverootz6049]

I’m a hallow subscriber! I would love a Catholic talk show prayer group!

[@modeman69]

Thank you guys

[@Viva8743]

I love this talk❤❤❤

[@javileezk]

once my friend and I were watching a match, and we bought a lot of beer. We got drunk and suddenly realized there was a priest sitting behind us. After the game, I wanted to say something to him, but I was too drunk and ended up hugging the priest's thigh.I feel like I'm already dead

[@gbmassu]

😂 I jope you confessed that, even priests need a laugh!!

[@Pete.Ty1]

🙏🙏🙏.Thank you

[@MikeyAGoGo101]

Is that a candle with Ft. Mike on it? 😂

[@CatholicTalkShow]

Yep. 🕯️

[@MikeyAGoGo101]

@@CatholicTalkShow That's awesome!

[@mariarecor]

I need to understand something, when we pray the rosary, and at Mass, we pray for the Pope’s intentions. What if we don’t support the pope’s intentions? What if we don’t agree with some of the Pope’s intentions? Are we praying for things we don’t want, agree with or support? Are we giving our power of prayer to intentions that may be wrong or to things that are non-Catholic traditional teaching?? I appreciate your thoughts. Thank you

[@user-gd9fi4os2w]

I believe that is a good thing that we have learned how to feel guilt and know what true guilt is. If you don’t know guilt you will never know what it feels like to be forgiven and why forgiveness is a blessed gift. Guilt is learned it is not innate. We are born with the guilt of sin this is not easy for for everyone to understand.

[@geraldinetoughey9622]

Guilty feelings can be imposed on you by others who don't have all the facts. But also, mothers and fathers notice when their toddlers feel it when they have disobeyed a direct order.

[@AstonMonks]

My scrupulosity is an over correction from having the mindset of “I’ll just sin and get it forgiven later”

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Thank you good for all you do for me Amen.

[@michaelkahl4940]

Thank God, there is confession! It makes so much sense this sacrament exists. Thanks to Jesus for giving priests, no matter how lost or sick they are the sacramental authority to bestow divine forgiveness.

[@lyndasadlier3274]

The nuns taught us from first grade on that we were guilty of something all the time. Yes I am an adult now. Old at that and I still have guilt. I am afraid to talk to most priests because they do seem to judge. Nuns and priests never explained why or how we should be other than to because the church says so. You do not ask questions you just do. Why wouldn’t one feel guilt? Father Rich if I could go to a priest like you I would. Listening to the three of you makes me want to go to confession. Then I think about how would I get know a priest as a confessor or spiritual guide? Then there’s Vatican II.

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Thank you lord God for always Their especially in our family Amen.

[@VillePelkonen-dg6wx]

I would actually make a distinction between guilt and shame: guilt: regret over a sin you did shame: believing your an utter failure When I think of shame I do think hiding someone hiding their face and afraid of rejection - like Adam hiding in the garden not wanting to be seen because he feels like a failure. Guilt - while it's a heavy feeling - it nevertheless allows you to feel loved and therefore moves you towards reconciliation. Shame is a symptom of a scrupulous person, while regret is a tool for anyone for returning to God. Shame is when guilt goes on overdrive.

[@lesliecomstock-day419]

Please create a prayer group!

[@dogmommaki]

Ryan D, your comments about finding your wounds, and praying for the people you felt hurt you, was profound to me. I thought I had forgiven my Mom. And the idea of not trusting in God's divine mercy gave me much to think about. I think that the teaching of a judgemental God as a child brings feelings of "Catholic guilt " as even as an adult. It took me until I was 14 to realize a loving God (found this on a teenage treat), but even then , the teachings that God was judgemental (as His biggest attribute) made it difficult to feel he was loving. I think this was during the early 60's. Was the Cathecism different at that time? I have realized as an adult that my mother was probably taught this as a child, and believed that to be true. I have discussed this with many Catholic women the same age as I, it was the same for all of us. Several women had left the Church. I believe that is where the term "Catholic guilt" comes from, not being aware of God's mercy. An era of not learning that Jesus was also a forgiving, loving God. I know that this was not everyone ' experience. I love my Mom, I believe she did the best she could with what she knew, but I am going to pray for 30 days...since I guess I am still talking about it! I am curious if any women with parents from the late 30's have had that same experience ?? I now know that Jesus LOVES me, He forgives me, and I trust in Him! ❤

[@user-hx9yl9to2j]

You all are very knowledgeable. The point I want to make, God gave us a Free Will, we're not infallible, and what is important is the spiritual growth we obtain when we repent and realize our mistakes, and do our best not to repeat the sins of the flesh, the spirit, the mind, etc. God is all knowing and all seeing, he created every living thing. It's about how we pull ourselves out and dust ourselves off and recognize the 'error in the act'.

[@mariediphillipo3388]

You 3 rock

[@michaelblanchard2548]

I recite the rosary in bed every night. some time I fall asleep before I have completed it. Do i still receive the graces for reciting the rosary

[@AgitatedDrifter]

The guilt is thinking your superior to everyone else.

[@cynthiamull129]

I can understand this word scrupulously because I do this I have and will always believe that I will always feel that I am not of value. Because I have sin so much I became pregnant in my early twenties, and gave my child up for adoption.

[@abil4127]

I feel guilty for not taking communion on the tongue

[@edsilva54]

How did you take it?

[@abil4127]

@@edsilva54 with my hand, I have ptsd that’s why I don’t do it as I should.

[@abil4127]

@@_TradCat_ I love tradition, and wouldn’t say that I have ever met somebody that is “too traditional.” Things such as veiling and taking communion the traditional way, as well as the Latin Mass, all remind us as to how sacred the Mass is. I grew up going to regular mass and people were sweat pants to my church, and I didn’t care about Catholicism or believe in the real presence. My son wont grow up that way, we will keep tradition. I can’t take communion on the tongue because of a rape, that was my point, I feel guilty that I am not able to receive Him in what I believe is the most appropriate way.

[@ShootingStar6406]

Are intrusive thoughts (especially about sinful things) scrupulousity or sins? On a personal note, I have struggled with intrusive thoughts for a long time and it has caused a lot of mental suffering. I’m tired of it and I want it to stop. I miss my childhood because I never worried about such things back then.

[@scurtei]

I was wondering if you will do a show about anime cartoons (japanese)... It`s someting there that fascinates... I`m a small fan of anime cartoons and I have some psychological, philosophical, theological knowledge so that I don't fall into some belief from them (I don't criticize, judge, condemn anyone; I believe that you can learn anything from others, anytime, anywhere), but I think who doesn't have a minimum of such knowledge... What do you say? Will you do an episode about something like this (japanese anime cartoons)? (Cause about superheroes/classic heroes - Batman, Superman, etc-, there are Catholic comments, but about anime cartoons no.) Romania 😆😁!

[@ziesha.marie11]

I love this channel! Is it bad to say if I do something bad I have an urge to go to confession? Like sexual lust?

[@OLYMPICHELLO]

Explain The Doctrine of Discovery.

[@claudfili1]

hey you guys, something get lost when your looking at the screen or whatever in front of you. It looses the 'community' or interaction between the three of you. Thx for all that you do!!

[@theresesilvers4379]

T good

[@BrizAU]

I had Catholic guilt to the point of worthlessness. I was never taught the mercy of God properly. I also had undiagnosed mental health issues at the same time. That, and childhood traumas.

[@sarahguin7400]

Why do I get angry when im around a preacher? But when he leaves. I feel like all my energy has been drained from me. My dad played tarot cards before I was born with my mom and otheres. He woke up with bruises all over him. My sister has been married twice and they both had heart attacks. First one past away and her second one is in a coma from a heart attack. My husband had a mini stroke . Panic attack. He doesn't know. I lost my last two children. I feel like there is a demonic or cures. Im lost and wanna break free. I see a heavyness over my father. Hes 80 now. I feel like im gonna lose him to satan. I feel like it destroyed my family. Little by little.

[@22grena]

Although the expression itself is an oxymoron, the idea behind Catholic guilt is a good thing for the individual and society if it stops you doing the wrong thing.

[@phantomfire8228]

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[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Saya tidak judes, saya miskin, saya di Bali suka menolong orang, meskipun saya miskin, saya murah senyum suka membagi kasih terhadap orang lain. Saya tidak memiliki wajah Judes.

[@bryansmith7758]

here's a few truths. we have all sinned before God, and so sin is real, guilt is real, and can't be denied. but also, the devil likes to exaggerate guilt. Only God can perfectly judge us, but that doesn't mean we can't judge at all.

[@maryhowsrd3381]

I worked Sacred heart hospital friend teased me that one Catholic guilt. Thank you Alive She died young a nurse so sad her and her mom said the intentions mass werenin vain??? Alice singing w Angels 😇. Rip Alice. My Catholic guilt comes when I can't make mass I ttake Care two sick.priests

[@Weatherbyrd]

I don't know if you go back and look at these comments, but something you didn't discuss was this. You pushed a pile of "snow" down the mountain, and that was wrong. You confessed the sin of pushing the snow, and were truly sorry. But on the way down that snowball got bigger and bigger. It knocked down people and injured them. Then it could have become an avalanche and been very destructive and even killed people. Is it scrupulosity to think about the consequences of your sin, and not just the sin itself which you are sorry and forgiven by our Lord? Do you understand what I am seeing. It is hard to totally let go of the consequences, even after you have repented.

[@marinalina6348]

Why didn't God send Judas an angel in his despair? Like he did with Joseph?

[@cynthiamull129]

I always felt that catholic guilt is not as good as Jewish guilt.

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Maaf jika saya meledak, itu semua karena kesabaran saya habis, batas kesabaran saya habis.

[@R.C.425]

Lol... No, I don't have guilt, as a Catholic I do not live that way. I attend to my soul regularly in confession

[@cosmic4037]

Catholic guilt about Pope Franci undermining the faith?

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Anda sendiri tidak mau mengerti orang lain, seandainya anda di pihak orang itu, pasti anda merasakan hal yang sama, atau mungkin anda lebih buruk lagi, saya orang yang banyak sabar, dengan kesabaran yang saya miliki maka saya bisa menciptakan kemuliaan, tetapi setiap orang punya batas waktu, jika kesabarannya habis pasti mau meledak.

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Tuhan saya pusing kepala saya sakit mau pecah

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Terserah jika kamu tidak mencintai saya atau Maria silakan. Bicara saja dari mulut anda sendiri

[@user-rl4ii2ds7h]

Absolutely not 🚫

[@francismarcoux8944]

Younknow judah did his job jesus knew what hevask of him. Im sure you dont betray and when you.saw miracles and made some for him.too. judas was a agent of gods will

[@carolynkimberly4021]

Protestants tell themselves that either they never sin or Jesus took care of it so "sin boldly". Maerin Luther

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

No, protestants are Christians that look to the bible to deal w/ our sins. We know that we sin. We don't look to sin because of eternal forgiveness, but we are grateful that it exists, through Jesus. My little children, these things I write to you, so that you may not sin. And if anyone sins, we have an Advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous. 1 John 2:1

[@peacefu1]

Catholics are full of guilt. Gee, I wonder how that happened! Maybe teaching little children what adults were taught in Jesus' time.

[@johngeorge7656]

too much interruption when one is talking is very distracting; you guys should not interrupt each other please

[@mrswilbert]

I just leftvthe Church and am finally FREE

[@blaiseaimee7098]

You are being deceived by the evil one. There is no "freedom" without Jesus Christ.

[@mrswilbert]

@@blaiseaimee7098 I NEVER said anything about Jesus. I said I left the CHURCH. Stop reading into things that AREN'T THERE

[@BitontoAutos]

There is no salvation outside the Catholic Church! Repent and become Catholic before it’s too late!

[@edsilva54]

How about the children abuse by priests

[@user-SueS]

How about child abuse by Catholic coaches.

[@user-SueS]

Protestant ministers.

[@sarahrooke5485]

This will always be a difficult action/sin performed by religious leaders to forgive . We should never forget those who failed our children. So many people/ children have been hurt by this behavior. Darkness is a part of our scripture as is the light. I hope we will stay strong, follow the love and the light of God.

[@markjohnson1520]

@@user-SueS ...or teachers, or family members....

[@tridenfernandes9041]

Also how about the false acusers of priests so as to claim settlement money from the church??