Top 10 Sites In The Holy Land | The Catholic Talk Show

In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys explore the most amazing sites in the Holy Land associated with the Life of Christ.
Episode 191:
In this episode, we will discuss:
• The most important sites in The Holy Land
• The site of the Annunciation
• The site where Christ was born
• The site where the Angels visited the shepherds
• Where was St. Joseph's workshop?
• The birthplace of The Virgin Mary
• and much more
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[@gabolujan3109]

I like how my mondays are dedicated to these three stooges.

[@ntmn8444]

They’re so funny!

[@Bcook928]

Underrated comment.

[@raymondphilippe5467]

Best comment ever 🤣

[@jimelias8052]

Thanks Team!!! My wife and I literally just came back from the Holy Land yesterday ... I agree with you and cannot underestimate the spirit of having Mass in these sites... Fr Kelly in Magdala was fantastic. The top places for me were the Annunciation and St Joseph Church in Nazereth , Mass "inside" the Holy Sepulcher tomb, and Mass by the rock of agony at Getsemina... i am still feeling blessed and so overwhelmed with the experience

[@PhotoBug3042]

Praying the Rosary on the Via Delarosa is an amazing experience. Literally walking the way of the cross.

[@marybrito4405]

Beloved father and brothers I was so touched hearing you speak about the Holy Land my name is Mary Angela Ann I am a 77 year-old great-granny the Lord Our God took me backpacking for 30 days once in 2006 and again in 2019 my experience was breathtaking humbling and healing I would love to share with you some hidden sites by the grace of God I was able to see Unforgettable

[@donnahouser2595]

I’ve been fortunate to go on pilgrimage to Israel (Jerusalem/Nazareth/Bethlehem/sea of Galilee/Caesaria Maritime/Tabgha/Dead Sea, etc.) and 3 times to Rome/Assisi/Florence. God has been so good!

[@donnahouser2595]

Also went to Capernaum and Masada!

[@sennyfallis9821]

I love you guys. Scheels is very knowledgeable on the Bible and Delacrosse is right there with them being a convert. Father Pagano is so funny. You laugh on the show but when you’re doing Mass I admired you. My heart melts when you do homily. You’re a preacher. I wish I can attend your mass, being I live in AZ. I hope you sing on your show, love your voice; you are a handsome priest. God bless you father. 😊Keep up the good work.

[@hondagirl83mm]

Highlight of my Monday learning More about my faith

[@gabolujan3109]

Same. Mondays are always with these 3.

[@bethwright8033]

I have been blessed to go twice and have been to most of these that you mentioned. That being said, as a recent convert I SO want to go again to experience them as a Catholic!! 💙🙏🏻📿

[@kathymullen6496]

Great show! I have been to the Holy Land 5 times. First time I went with a tour group, the other 4 I was the Tour Coordinator! I've been blessed to have gone to every one of the sites you mentioned today! I will say, going to the Holy Land and having a Franciscan as your tour guide is epic!!!! They can get you into places a lot of folks don't get to go! Other places I would go that weren't mentioned are The Tomb of Mary, Dead Sea swimming, Cana (and if you are married, renew your vows in the Church there!), Mount Carmel, The Church of St. John the Baptist and the Church of St. Elizabeth! I could keep going, but these are incredible places!

[@budokarate6212]

Just found your podcast. Love it ! I will be traveling to Jerusalem in April 2023 on a tour. Your information is very usefully and educational. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼✝️✝️✝️

[@connieandry4019]

We are going on out first pilgrimage with you all in January, 2024! Excited to watch this video.

[@yvonnemehalko9419]

It's on my bucket list to go to the Holy Land. I want to go to all these places.

[@nenameza2982]

This is the first time I came across your video, It is a wonderful and learning experience. I have been in pilgrimages several times. However, I am still learning of the locations. I love to go back one more time very soon, as my 81 birthday is coming up very soon.🌹🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@csasiong]

My sisters and I will be going on a Pilgrimage to Fatima Aug 2022. Watching this episode intently to learn more about about other pilgrimages which you recommend. Thanks, as always. Blessings to you, your families and followers (from a great grandmother ), and watching till the end for Fr’s blessing.

[@csasiong]

Did I miss Father Rich’s blessing?

[@polmacbradaigh9506]

Same

[@JoeyTiets]

Love the show! I'm glad I found you guys. Very informative and fun to watch. Keep up the good work. God Bless. - Joe Tietema Grand Rapids Michigan St. Paul The Apostle Parish

[@mikejoannoneill100]

My wife and I hit all of those sites mentioned except the chapel of fear in Nazareth on a 206 Tours Pilgrimage called 'In the Footsteps of Jesus", These were astounding sites and we were able to have mass at most of them. Cana and the church of the Visitation in Ein Karem were also great experiences. Up the hill from the Gethsemane was the church of the Pater Nostre, which was where Jesus gave his followers the Our Father. I would highly recommend this tour. Too many amazing experiences to include! Breath taking doesn't do it justice!

[@monavallejo9868]

I look forward to Catholic Talk Show!

[@MDkid1]

Nice hat Fr. Rich, and you too Ryan.

[@David-et7gk]

Great Video! Hope someday to visit a few of the places you guys mentioned!

[@markgraff8326]

Scheel very eloquent thank you

[@jesmary11]

Thank you for these recommendations. If God permits we will make it soon 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@rosiegirl2485]

Wouldn't it be great if the Church helped fund some of these pilgrimages..ha...just an out loud thought! Thank you guys for all the teaching on these places! Amazing just to be where Jesus was, and to see the sights He would have seen! ❤

[@yazminig6376]

The Catholic Talkshow if you do plan an itinerary for Holy Land Pilgrimage, pass it on! I'd be static, delighted and joyful to attend.

[@christinastanley2944]

I like the jaunty hat Father Rich! Love you guys! ❤

[@marymayo6443]

Joining the show late. Gotta go to see Jacob's well, site of Jesus' baptism down near Jordan, Mt. Tabor Bethany is near East Jerusalem, can get there on the way to Bethlehem

[@casimergorkiewicz8355]

I was fortunate to visit Ein Karem near Jerusalem, site of the Church of the Visitation and Church of John the Baptist.

[@richardmagale8405]

1115...Good fruit is SO IMPORTANT! 🙏♥️🌈🍺

[@Mygreenscapular]

MARY'S APPEAL For the Immaculate Heart Triumph "Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us now and at the hour of our death." "Make and distribute my green scapular as soon as possible, if given with confidence, there will be a great number of sinners converted, especially those souls who do not possess the true religion. They will receive many graces, to help them in finding and keeping the one true faith. Those who die wearing my sacramental green garment will be given a peaceful and happy death, and shall not suffer the eternal fires of hell. Furthermore, I shall Bless on Earth, every heart who makes my green scapular wear it or spreads devotion to it, for it is My Immaculate Heart, therefore treat it with profound honor and respect. In addition, all who wear or keep about themselves my green scapular badge, are agents of my Immaculate Heart. Hence the evil one is powerless to harm those souls who clothe themselves in my love." BRIEF BENEFITS - Green Scapular compared to the other Sacramentals - No enrollment needed just a simple blessing from a priest for any soul to benefit - One can give away to anyone in and outside the faith... even hidden from the individual and also please say the prayer. - Help a souls eternity especially those who are obstinate to keep it hopeful for everyone - Great blessing if worn in regards to wearing it but not a prerequisite to obtaining grace - When you feel your voice is not heard or one worries in regards to their eternity... heaven gives us hope for them in this sacramental - additional benefit: add Both Style Miraculous Medals for the purpose to give strength and signal graces to help souls when worn.

[@mariediphillipo3388]

My favorite place was the Transfiguration Mountain it was during the visit of Jiohn Paul 2 in 2000 such a festive place ill tell you why it was special my Mon died a year before and being at the Mountain it was her birthday the Transfiguration gospel wss the last gospel she heard

[@michelleklein3056]

Church of the Transfiguration at the top of Mt. Tabor and Church of Visitation.

[@mariediphillipo3388]

The best place Transfiguration mt

[@jojo_mcelwee6591]

❤️

[@catholicnewsworld]

Blessings! Nice!

[@TheRaptor22f]

Someday will visit Jerusalem & Vatican.

[@susanrogan3338]

I’ve never been there but would love to

[@Bogeyoda12]

You may also check out the Book of the Consecration to St. Joseph by Fr. Donald Calloway...so many accounts about St Joseph especially the Holy House.

[@tengligutan265]

Can you do a visit and show at the only Marian Apparition in the USA ? I would to learn about about it Our Lady of Good Help in Champion Wisconsin

[@burkeiowa]

At one point in the video, the question was asked by one of the guys if Bethany was up in Galilee. It is not. It is about 2 miles east of Jerusalem separated from that city by the Mount of Olives. And the Shepherd's Chapel is in a place that I would consider Bethlehem only because the city is walled-in to isolate it from Israel (since it's technically Palestine), and it's within those walls. When I visited the Holy Land in 2020 (great year to have been there), I brought with me personal intentions and prayed for someone who had committed suicide a few years earlier. The person had caused me grief when we were young, but I had forgiven him in my heart years ago. It really added to the experience at the Church of All Nations at Gethsemane. Knowing it's the place of the Agony in the Garden, and reflecting on the pain the person caused me, plus the pain he had to be in to take his own life just linked together nicely for that location. We prayed for an hour one night. Then we returned another day for Mass. I wanted to be up close to the bedrock stone that's at the base of the altar. I initially found myself just outside that inner area, and was off to the left. The kneeler there was the most cushiony kneeler I think I have ever seen/experienced. It seemed opposed to agony. But as I was about to consider this the spot where I would be during Mass, they asked if a few people wanted to be closer to the altar, since they had two spots on each of the two sides of the altar. I wanted to rush around to get there, but it was not a direct path. A couple quickly accepted one of the sides. That left two spots on another side, and I assumed I wouldn't get the chance. But a guy that came on the trip alone took one of the two spots. That made it so only another lone person would fill the other spot. People asked if I wanted the spot. I said yes. It was a perfect spot for the experience. I saw the Mass up close and from slightly behind the altar, or at least when the Eucharist was held up, I saw the side the presiding priest saw. When I knelt, I felt the most pain I've ever felt in my knees. Sure, it was a stone floor. But I had knelt down on such floors before without this kind of pain, even in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on the same trip. This pain was not normal pain. It seemed like a sharing in the agony. I only felt it there--never before, and never since, even on really hard floors. It can really help to enhance a location by tying something related to the place. In my case, agony tied to the agony.

[@3rdole]

🙏❤️‍🔥

[@MargaretUIUC]

Is the upper room, where the eucharist was instituted, still there?

[@PhotoBug3042]

The PLACE is there, but the original building is gone. The building there now is very very old, but not the one.

[@mariediphillipo3388]

Took Float on the Dead Sea and a mud bath I think I almost floated to Syria lol

[@richardmagale8405]

A day behind and a dollar short...HEY COME ON! It's in the poor box at the church!🌈♥️🌈♥️🌈🍺🍺🍺

[@mary-ellendurkin163]

Could you do a show on the liturgy of ours. I’ve downloaded it on my phone and I’ve been doing it and I’m getting where I can do it at each time so I’m really happy with it. But, I would like to have some information on it how it developed the meanings of just like more in-depth info thank you bye

[@mariediphillipo3388]

Oranges are hugh in Israel

[@marylamb128]

@The Catholic talk show Why didn’t Jesus appear to the Sanhedrin and Caiphus and pilot after his resurrection?

[@stmrjs]

Mt Gerizim?

[@christophersalazar6904]

I’m interested in going but with who? I need suggestions on a good group or church or company to go with.

[@CatholicTalkShow]

Funny you should mention… keep your ears open for an announcement from us soon!

[@mariediphillipo3388]

If trees could talk Ryan

[@mariediphillipo3388]

At Getsamane

[@Okcpt-g1s]

Apa perbedaan Maria Kristen dan Muslim, apakah satu otoritas jiwa dalam dua wujud, mengapa ada Maria Magdalena dan Siti Maryam, apakah ada yang bisa menjelaskannya ???

[@Okcpt-g1s]

Saya berpikir di antara dua nama ini, ada yang benar dan ada yang tidak benar.