Are The Catholic 7 Sacraments Biblical | The Catholic Talk Show

In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys discuss the biblical proof for each of the 7 Catholic Sacraments.
Episode 111:
In this episode, we will discuss:
• Why do Catholics baptize differently than Protestants?
• Is Confession to a Priest Biblical?
• How The Letter of James explicitly contains Anointing of The Sick
• The Biblical proof of Confirmation by Bishops
• Is Marriage a Sacrament?
• Is The Catholic Priesthood in the Bible?
• and much more

[@normasouza1086]

OMGosh!! If only catechism was this engaging. Then again I was a stubborn one. Thank the lord for you three and the rest that make this show happen. I get to relearn and confirm my faith with my creator! What amor!!

[@orbeuniversity]

0:00 Introduction 5:35 Baptism 13:27 Confession 19:35 Confirmation 24:55 Holy Orders 32:25 Anointing of the Sick 36:40 Marriage 43:10 Holy Communion

[@rbnmnt3341]

Marriage? This is the church that forbids clergy to marry. The apostle Paul calls forbidding to marry, "doctrines of demons". I think that called hypocrisy

[@rosiegirl2485]

When you walk into a Catholic church vs. any other denomination...everyone approaches in silence...you can feel the presence of Jesus...because He is right there, in the tabernacle!

[@GodNod]

That’s such a beautiful observation

[@kendaugherty3828]

Jesus is in Heaven, not in the wafer you worship. Read John 6:61-65 and follow Jesus Christ, and not the lies of the Roman Catholic Church.

[@rosiegirl2485]

@@kendaugherty3828 Ken, you are missing so much understanding of the Eucharist. Before the bible was completed, the early Christians practiced their faith for near 400 years. We have the writings of the early church fathers that clearly tell us that they too believed that Jesus was fully present in the Bread and Wine...just as Jesus said! St. Ignatius of Antioch is my favorite. We have his writings to 7 churches on his way to his martyrdom around the year 105. He also uses the term Catholic...hmmm...makes one think...maybe the Catholic Church is our Lords Church. Especially being there were no other churches for 1,500 years later. Take your anti Catholic glasses off for a few minutes...love your neighbor...and listen, because Jesus is beckoning you to see Him...im His Church!

[@dolphjan6267]

Certified tool of the devil@@kendaugherty3828 and your father is in this vers John 8:44

[@kendaugherty3828]

@@dolphjan6267 "The Church's relationship with the Muslims. "The plan of salvation also includes those who acknowledge the Creator, in the first place amongst whom are the Muslims; these profess to hold the faith of Abraham, and together with us they adore the one, merciful God, mankind's judge on the last day" - Catechism of the Catholic Church #841

[@dianepechacek6190]

Thank you for explaining why we receive all the sacraments.

[@yvescallahan2103]

Excellent show! The bottom line is The Sacraments are the reason we as a Church, the Catholic church lives in the fulness of the gifts of Jesus. Something Protestants never understand unless the grace of humility is granted to them like some brave ones that have seek truth and have returned home!

[@josephalaimo6559]

Last night I was watching a episode and you guys were at 49.9 k subscribers. Now you're at 50K!!! Congratulations!

[@michellewalsh7654]

I'm so ready to watch this video !!!!!!! Your videos are great and I want to say THANK YOU FOR TEACHING AND SHARING ABOUT JESUS AND THE CHURCH !!!!!!! May GOD BLESS all of you !!!!!!! 😁😁😁

[@GodNod]

Yes totally agree! Btw, I’m also a Catholic KZbinr trying to show the beauty of our church :)

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Thank you halelujah Amen. ✝️🙏

[@albertoascari2542]

Dr John Bergsman tells a great story about how as a Protestant Pastor he interpteted the Biblical argument for the Sacrement of Recocilliation Confession with a Priest and how he eventually became Catholic. His need for the Sacrements drew him to the Catholic Chuch

[@GodNod]

I love this! Thanks for sharing

[@frvallima9044]

Greetings from Mexico City. I do not live here though. You guys do a great job.

[@GodNod]

Amen

[@JohnShaw]

Great Video!

[@tammyh8656]

Sadly, many confirmation ceremonies don’t have a Bishop in attendance especially when confirming RCIA students. (In our parish and other local parishes). I was so disappointed especially after learning about the lineage. It was still special and was amazing to learn about the rich history.

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Amen Mercy Thank you my God and my lord Jesus Christ halelujah Amen. 🙏✝️❤️🕊️

[@carsonianthegreat4672]

Anointing is also probably a sacrament Protestants would also not think is scriptural. It’s just that most probably don’t know what it is.

[@gizelleramirez7903]

I love u men thanks for sooo much. 😇😇😇

[@missy567ful]

Please do a podcast on why people have a problem being identified as Christian when they were baptized as Christians. Some folks have left the Catholic church because we go to church on Sundays and not Saturday (The actual day of the Sabbath). We celebrate Christmas and Easter on days that were established as pagan holidays, we have statues in the church, etc. This worldly understanding of Catholic tradition is truly frowned upon. It's like a movement and my spouse is part of this movement that is against the Catholic church because he believes pagan traditions have been mixed into the church.

[@scg9065]

TBH, as a Catholic I kinda struggle with the belief and ideology behind the Holy Eucharist too. I shall give this exercise (49:28) a go.

[@delbert372]

Protestants often object that John 6 has nothing to do with the Last Supper or Communion. What is the best way to respond to this?

[@anthonylowder6687]

What version of the Bible do you get these verses from?

[@rachelwalsh5352]

I legit told my sister about how John 6:66 was the one Part of the whole bible where people leave Jesus over one of His teachings and that teaching being the Eucharist, the point being it just so happened to be at 666, and she was like, 'it's just a coincidence' but im so glad you mentioned that cause I believe it to be the divine providence of God, making His case that John 6 is the full truth and that it is the work of the devil that people were'nt able to believe it and left Him

[@GodNod]

Wow! Pretty crazy!

[@antonioflores7917]

Sooo.... I'm a musician and I've played for lots of weddings. But if he said ok here'sore alcohol. That's kinda a lil bit different blessing than if he said ok here's something more healthy than water

[@jerroldwhite2741]

Peter does not say "only" in the name of Jesus but it is Jesus who told us to baptise in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit

[@tabathapierce5374]

I took a religion class in college and the professor taught that Confession was man made so I believed that for a while.

[@loribothwell5493]

So much misinformation out there..

[@rosiegirl2485]

When my son was in college (Temple University) his Jewish professor told them they were not to use the "J" word in his class...even though it was a religion class! I almost created an issue...but my son asked me not to..so I didn't!

[@tabathapierce5374]

Rosie Girl wow! That would be weird and probably hard to teach.

[@kaydeelethal]

Just bumped into this and had to share my weight as well, (Hope won't be repeating. John 3:3 "NO ONE CAN ENTER THE KINGDOM OF GOD WITHOUT BEING BORN OF WATER AND THE HOLY SPIRIT .. (and the ideal meaning of being "born again" ) Verse 5

[@JJMora-gy1lx]

So where again does the bible state i need to marry in church/sacrament vrs just legally. Im told im living in sin but where does the bible state this?

[@QuisutDeusmpc]

tradition, the sacred scriptures, and the teaching Magisterium of the Church: not "sola Scriptura" (the Bible ALONE). That's the first thing. The second thing is what is known in theology as the "formal" vs. the "material" sufficiency of sacred Scriptures. The sacred Scriptures will often only mention something in passing. The meaning of that event would likely have been evident to the original community which experienced it, but it is left to the teaching Magisterium (the successors to the Apostles, the bishops of the Catholic Church) to interpret the sacred Scriptures in light of the Church's lived experience (past and present: that is, Tradition). What does all of that 'theological speak' mean. There are plenty of passages in the New Testament which "apply" to your question: all of the passages which deal with the Incarnation (the union of the divine and human natures in the person of Jesus Christ), the parable of the Vine and the branches, the teachings of the Apostles regarding the nature of the relationship between Jesus Christ and the Church, particularly Ephesians 5: 30-33. It all has to do with the relationship of Jesus Christ to HIs People. Jesus taught that relationship was exclusive (He is the Church's only Savior), indissoluble, eternal, and holy. It is this last mark of the sacrament of Marriage that pertains most directly to your question. Marriage isn't something that originated from the "state" / human government. In the creation narrative in Genesis, it was YHWH / the LORD God who created man and woman, and described the nature of that relationship stating "and the two shall become one flesh". To be married in an exclusively civil ceremony contradicts God's teaching regarding marriage. The couple is, in effect, saying, "We became united by authority of the civil government. To be sure, as far as the state is concerned, you enjoy all of the rights and privileges which pertain to that aspect of our social reality: you are considered married by the state in which you live, you are permitted to file taxes jointly as a couple, you enjoy discounts by your insurance company because married couples are considered less of a liability than singles, etc. However, with regards to the Church what you do in your relationship with the government has no bearing in your relationship with God, whose jurisdiction is universal. If you expect the CHURCH, the mystical body of Christ, to recognize your marriage as valid in the sight of God, then you need to be ordained by a minister in the Church.

[@Kingdom_Piano]

Timestamps would be amazing 🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@thomaspomeroy5678]

Curious: Where did you get your bobble head saints?

[@wespaul9345]

I'm not the best Christian. When Baptism is mentioned, I know Jesus is our main man, but here I think John the Baptist is a legacy neglected. I guess he's just one of my favorites.

[@cheryl71000]

Just found this show, second one , great , im a catechists and the Sacraments are throughout the bible. You only to do a bible study on the Holy spirit and it hits you in the face. All the symbols of the holy spirit are the symbols of the sacraments, oil, water, hands etc. Going to learn from here thks

[@claudeanthony468]

John 6 and Matt 26 ?

[@StevenRSmith-dj8fh]

My apologies Father Rich… But are you saying “Every time we poop chute a video”? That’s definitely what it sounds like.

[@lexludovice3458]

The question is why Roman Catholic Baptist a baby? What is your baptism for?

[@dolphjan6267]

I was Baptist as baby and than 12 years old, were it say you need be baptist as 12 year old? Or do you baptist 30 years like Jesus?, there is no age in the bible to baptist, and Catholic Church dont baptist baby only, if you come to faith as adult you get baptist, only parents that are Christian can baptist there child

[@dolphjan6267]

JOHN 3:5

[@QuisutDeusmpc]

Do you want the simple answer or the complex / complete one? Let's start with the simple one and see where the conversation leads. Catholics baptize infants because God includes ALL of humanity in His covenant People in ALL of the stages of their lives, including infants. Baptism is the manner in which Jesus Christ taught the Apostles to admit human beings into relationship with God and to be admitted into the Body of Christ, the Church.

[@kaiserdamasus1978]

Catholic Church is the one true Church and the means of salvation, the one ark of salvation. Pray for Protestants and other heretics, schismatics and all infidels to convert to the one true Church to be saved by Lord Jesus, Amen.

[@gretamcninney2627]

I know we're supposed to look to what Christ taught about baptism, by why would Peter even say something to others that's not what Christ taught?

[@QuisutDeusmpc]

it was an abbreviation, not an omission; to use one of the names was to imply the other two

[@janiceervin428]

So Jesus said “Go there for… etc” non-Catholics read that directly as anyone can baptize. They view the catholic faith as interpreting the words of Jesus, in a manner that creates the catholic monied institution, and elevates a select group of men.

[@outofoblivionproductions4015]

5:52 The salvation Army does not recognise any sacraments.

[@GodNod]

Yeah! I believe you are right!

[@christopheretter5105]

What you have to do is take off your protestant glasses and put on your catholic glasses when you study your Bible you will see all the sacraments truly are Biblical

[@kaydeelethal]

Penance: GOD ( in Genesis 20:7) When Abimelech King of Gerah took Sarah for his wife, God asked him to "return the man's wife so that he may intercede for you since he is a prophet" That you may live. #Confession

[@yoanmorales6137]

Tell me something, do yo believe in purgatory??,do you believe that the Pope is the pontificr,orvicsrius eus,and do yo worship mary???

[@janiceervin428]

So here’s the problem. St. Thomas aquinas is not considered an authority to a non catholic:/ non catholic Christian’s already think it’s craY that we use intermediaries instead of simply talking with and building a relationship directly with Jesus. They already disagree with elements such as “saints” and “the blessed mother” and absolutely “confession to another fallible human such as a priest”. They also always say “it’s not biblical”. I think of the Bible as the constitution, sans the federalist papers and the bill of rights.. all the docs from our founders that round out the intent to the Declaration of Independence. Alot wasn’t selected for the Bible. Doesn’t mean it wasn’t important. I wish I was better versed. I think that’s where the Catholic faith fails us…In the teaching. We don’t teach how to draw closer to God, how to pray outside designed prayer, nor the full history of Christianity.

[@JerrySmart]

I have been a Protestant / Evangelical pastor for 26 years. I am also currently the president of a ministerial association of about 40 churches of various denominations. I have to say I don't know of a single Evangelical pastor who baptizes in the name of Jesus only. All of them that I know baptize in the name of the "Father, Son and Holy Spirit." If there are some fringe Evangelicals that baptize in the name of "Jesus only" ... I've never heard of it.

[@dolphjan6267]

There more comeing out that baptist in name of Jesus alone and even there are church saying they dont need baptist in water, its two relegion practices only you need baptist in spirit that the truth baptist they say, or even the Bread and wine they stop doing that to relegion

[@CatholicIrish]

In John 6 Jesus does not say "Eat my flesh and drink my blood" once, not twice, not three times, BUT 4 TIMES!! Seriously, how much more obvious does our Lord and Savior have to be in the real and true presence of his body, blood, soul and divinity???

[@yvescallahan2103]

Unfortunately Protestants read only what the want not the entire text! It was because of what Jesus said the MANY left him after his statement. They understood perfectly what he meant and their lack of understanding lead them away! May God give the grace of humility to Protestant to seek truth instead of wasting time in ignorance against His Church!

[@robertsadowski9690]

These bots are ridiculous.

[@CatholicTalkShow]

They never stop!!! Anathema!!! Anathema to all bots!!!

[@anthonypagano5101]

Are you coloring your beard? Ha!

[@timothydoult6025]

answer no.... they do not save you.... only your faith ...we know that when you accept Jesus as your lord and saviour you are saved right there and then ...what must we do....lol.... when we are already saved...

[@captainnes8520]

Thanks guys! That was soo positive.. unlike president Trump. Let's pray for unity.. let's pray for hope... And most importantly, let's pray for clarity to all Christian trump supporters, for as blind as they are, the evil one is stronger, and we shall defeat em... Thru the holy Spirit. Stay strong everyone. God bless.

[@captainnes8520]

@Youre Mahm 90% of ppl that go to church aren't real Catholics.. just look at how they behave towards each other in the parking lots right after mass! Haha.. they are C.i.N.O.... as ur sore loser, orange skinned, anti-christ minion would put it.. Catholics In Name Only.. something I'm sure ur all too familiar with snowflake... May God have mercy on you.. "for the sins of the father".. as they say.. good luck. Even the holy pope called in to our daily-mass attending president elect, but I bet u refuse to believe.. smh. Turn off the TV!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@TickleMeElmo55]

@@captainnes8520 Go see a therapist. Your TDS is rendering your judgment and reasoning into soupy ramen noodles. You used snowflake incorrectly, as most of you with TDS have done, after Biden "won" the presidency. It seems to me you're the snowflake here with your reactions. Overall what you wrote made little sense.

[@captainnes8520]

@@TickleMeElmo55 aww, sweety... Still playing the victim?? Lmao.. aww honey, how long is it going to take you to get over that you and the brain washing you received was soooo wrong.. and allowed by God so you could truly turn to him... Smh.. I will pray for you.. in the mean time, kick rocks! Jabronie... Suck it easy, ok? Cool.. now leave me alone little one... Ugh

[@captainnes8520]

@@TickleMeElmo55 and btw, I don't know what TDS is.. (something from tiktok I'm sure... Smh) but nor do I care... If I didn't say it earlier, SUCK IT EASY.. bye Felicia. Lmao!

[@TickleMeElmo55]

@@captainnes8520 What's amusing is you accuse others of watching tv and being influenced by TikTok yet you act like an immature, full grown adult who has TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) who is influenced by tv and Tiktok.

[@rbnmnt3341]

No, but the church makes them biblical. Why do you think the church gives itself sole authority to interpret scripture? It's not a coincidence. False doctrines require that you tell everyone what scripture means. And you can't question it. How's that for a huge red flag?

[@peterlamb7824]

"Our brothers in Christ of other denominations" No Sir! You suggest false ecumenism. Preach the truth so that Protestants know where they stand. There is only ONE true Church = the Catholic Church. The Church of Christ IS the Catholic Church. The Church of Christ does not SUBSIST in the Catholic Church, All other denominations are heretical and false. They are NOT our brothers. Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Est. Outside the Catholic Church there is no salvation. (Except in the case of invincible ignorance.)

[@yoanmorales6137]

If you are a catholic you don't follow jesus ok

[@AlexanderNovak0]

No really, who does Catholic follow...I mean are you blind and deaf :)

[@QuisutDeusmpc]

No, not ok. Jesus Christ founded the Catholic Church.