Virgin Mary at the Wedding Feast (AWESOME BREAK DOWN) w/ Fr. Hugh Gillespie

[@melanielupke6894]

Wow. I have never experienced such a moving sermon in my entire life. Thank you Lord

[@melanielupke6894]

I have so much more knowledge on Our Mother. I will invite our Mother into my life more often. I have been so enlightened just by this gospel. Thank you Fr Hugo

[@tavobsf1]

How does he deliver such a banquet of spiritual food without notes, without missing a beat, without rushing, drawing out the richness of Gods word to the point of thinking to myself. Lord I am not worthy to receive this banquet but only say the word... I will tell you how. The same God who performed the miracle in this wedding is the same God who speaks through His servant priest. Phenomenal 😢

[@anitavaughn1968]

The Holy Spirit

[@margiekulallad1681]

Awesome preaching GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏 you Father

[@austingreen5406]

This brought me back closer to Mother Mary.. Pls. pray for us who have recourse to thee🙏

[@austingreen5406]

This brought me back closer to Mother Mary..Please pray for us who have recourse to thee.

[@florencetivoli10]

The best i heard on the Cana story, touched me deeply, the meaning of inviting Our Lady always. Amen. God bless you Father.

[@GemmaCampbell-oj6zl]

One of the powerful talks I have ever heard! Thank you and God bless and protect you, Father Hugh!

[@kain820]

This is one of the most beautiful and powerful sermons I have ever listened to. It’s come just at the right moment, as I am going back (not without struggle) to Faith after being an atheist for 6-7 years. I have also offered my doubts and skepticism and struggle with regard to these matters to God. I hope I haven’t offended Him by doing this. When I cannot believe, or fully believe, it is a thing I cannot do, and I still offer it to God, hoping and praying that He is indeed real, and will help me get closer and closer to Him. Ave Maria and Glory to Jesus who is God. In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, Amen

[@elsaamaya5914]

Keep praying. We breath air yet cannot see it. Hugs

[@mov1ngforward]

The change in the relationship I have with my former spouse has improved greatly since we started listening to this channel. Father Ripperger has really showed him my virtues. He has wept because he didn't see it before. Such great perspective.

[@tigertim6485]

I am sure that God values your honesty

[@cassiapaes2480]

After listening to the whole breaking down of this gospel passage,I realized that Fr Hugh is one those servants who filled up our empty gallons with water to the brim! Thank you Fr Hugh! The way he has explained and gave meaning to every word shows how deeply it has touched his life n now ours! Mother Mary had been one of the invitees earlier but from now ,on my special invitee as she takes on a role in my life,to tell Jesus "they have no wine" and Jesus through the Holy Spirit transforms this water into the most awesome wine at her request/appeal!

[@canisrah]

What an incredible sermon. I've recently returned to Mass after a long, long, long time. Reacquainting myself with the faith. Sermons like this are simply wonderful. Food for the soul. Thank you.

[@Teresa-re8gy]

Thank you Fr. Hugh Gillespie for the very inspiring homily. Love to all from 🇨🇦

[@dianewilliams4555]

Thank you Fr for The beautiful break down of the wedding feast. 🙏🙏🙏

[@mercycaguicla46]

Thank you Fr. Gillespie. This is by far, the most inspiring homily on the wedding feast of cana., starting with the beauty of the sign of the cross. I return to it often. God bless Fr. Gillespie.

[@chickenwings504]

Beautiful homily. Thanks God. GBU Father.

[@maryanntoribio3605]

I never get tired listening again and again Thank you, father

[@ethelyndavid9130]

Powerful testimony and lessons. Riveting!

[@tavobsf1]

I’ve watched this 10 times and every time God reveals more love and wisdom. Gods love is overwhelming especially in comparison to my unworthiness. Thank you Lord.

[@julieantonio3167]

One of the best homily I have heard..awesome

[@deniscorcoran6868]

God bless you Father! Fantastic teaching: so nuanced, detailed, and simple, and Powerful! Related so well to each one of our lives. Very humbling and very beautiful. Our Lady's servant let's the light of The Holy Spirit shine through so brightly, to enlighten us all. Keep up the good work Father, and all in St Theresa's in Texas! Christ is King forever: Our Blessed Mother His ever-loving Queen. Ave Maria.

[@linuphilipose2335]

How beautiful father your descriptions 🙏🙏🙏

[@almamorula863]

Thank you, Lord, for your servant priest. Bless and protect your servant.

[@Teresa-re8gy]

Praise the Lord and thank be to God. Today is Nov. 10, 2022 I feel very blessed with the Holy Spirit that had guided me to this awesome homily by Fr. Hugh Gillespie. It’s truly a miracle that Our Lady always know what I need and lead me to His Divine Son to seek and Thirst more for Our Lord Jesus Christ. God bless you father for such a fantastic and powerful preaching, very well delivered to help me relate in my daily life. Thank you (St. Thérèse my patron saint) St. Theresa’s in Texas for sharing this very inspiring homily. Will share with my fellow Catholics. God bless us all and pray for peace on earth.🙏🙏🙏

[@annlysak3414]

excellent delivery of the gospel reading. Gives us a much better understanding of how to connect with Blessed Mary, Jesus and Our Father in our prayer life.

[@lintangguh]

The best sermon I ever heard about miracle in Cana. Thank you Father Hugh Gillespie. God bless you.

[@beAdeodatus]

Fr Gillespie, please consider getting more into the digital age. Your Sermons are fantastic, leaving quite a understanding that I/we can share with others. I for one wish to listen/learn more from you.....to share. Thank you and God and Mary Bless you

[@alexjordan1608]

GREAT REFLECTIONS ABOUT THE MIRACLE SCENE OF THE WEDDING AT CANA, MARY’S INTERCESSION AND JESUS’ INTERVENTION.

[@josephzammit8483]

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[@jeaninelot3357]

AMAZING I think one of the best sermons Ever

[@ronaldpinto3376]

Praise be to God for I am blessed today to get an opportunity to hear such a inspiring message from the Holy Bible.

[@maryanntoribio3605]

Well explained I never get tired listening Again and again

[@elainegoolsby9902]

🕯️This is an amazing, thought provoking homily. Thank you!🙏💕

[@ThomasBaldwin19677587]

One of the best homil6 ever. I wish every one could hear and understand

[@paix1234]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@MARIEROSEVlOGS]

So powerful reminds me of father Jim blount I could listen to this homily over and over again

[@wendyamethystguiral7498]

Thank you so much Oh Lord for a great homily. ❤️❤️

[@louisdoss7156]

Fantastic Sermon. Amazing description. Thanks and God Bless

[@michalbro8200]

Thank you Father. Today only i comes to know, putting cross on the forehead, lips, and in the heart and it is very nise you come out of the alter and giveing message , from India i thank you very much keep it up.

[@ChampionMobile]

What a deep dive into such a short story!

[@almeggs3247]

I honestly believe that if The mother of God could through my sister and parents (deceased) send me incontrovertible proof TO ME A SINNER.! Then something big is coming ! I urge everyone to return to mass ! I personally attend an SSPX Catholic mass (amazingly here in Colton calif)!

[@sharonfernandes4296]

Beautiful teaching Fr. Amazing insights

[@BronxCat]

Simply the Best

[@micahmiller1227]

Our Lady always has an eye for the most important things in life, so brilliant. I never knew the importance of the drinks at weddings. I wish I had a multitude of "Marys" at my wedding even though it contained no alcoholic drinks. However, there were a few guests that asked for a virgin bloody Mary. I dont even know what that is.

[@etpahoresky2872]

Wow thank you, Shared most definitely!

[@amifrangaj9905]

Thank you father🙏🏻

[@madgedunn8138]

Wonderful Father neva thought of it this way now I can go bàck to my catechism children.

[@donabellamojares6028]

Setting a wedding on Marian month is the same as honoring and inviting the Blessed Virgin Mary in your wedding just like how she was invited in the wedding in Cana.

[@bobross5496]

It is important to note: 30:11- 30:18 Where Fr. Says "We don't need to sugar coat this, Jesus is rude here" This is NOT true. In 1 John 4:16 "...God Is Love..." And again 1 Corinthians 13:4-5 "...Love is NEVER rude...". Therefore it is impossible for Jesus to be rude to his Mother Mary Because God is Perfect and in Him [God] no sin is found.

[@sueherbert3603]

@Mark Father Gillespie is a wonderful and committed priest who is a true servant of Mary. You need to ask him personally why he interpreted Jesus words in that way and not judge him as a "poorly informed priest". Give him the grace of the opportunity to expound and be careful with how you publicly describe his ordination. I too have the same question, but am confident he will have a well informed answer for his reasoning during that talk. He doesn't go around the country encouraging and teaching on Consecration to Jesus through Mary with a poor theology of Mary and scripture.

[@mburubenjamin7500]

Sure word woman in those early Greek/hebrew times was used respectfully

[@glamygirlie6829]

@@sueherbert3603 then if he is going to insult Jesus he should qualify his statement.

[@stefkadank-derpjr1453]

I think his meaning was "it sounded rude to us"

[@thislivery4653]

Perhaps he was testing her faith...

[@docatal]

Thank you

[@kenvee9446]

Technically, I believe "Do whatever He tells you" were the last words the Holy Ghost inspired the writers of the Gospel to record Our Lady speaking. Our Lady's true last words before her dormition and assumption are unknown. That the Holy Ghost left those wotds to us as her final words in scripture is even more to Father's point. We need to herd them.

[@eugeniamachado6315]

P

[@maribrunnsteiner9621]

Ich stimme zu..

[@tgwcl6194]

Hair cut needed, but great sermon. 😊

[@glamygirlie6829]

Jesus Is never rude, sorry but your assessment is wrong.

[@pennypiper7382]

Glamygirlie ggogle onto Stephanie Pacheco oct.21- where she explains in her way, a different and more acceptable response from Jesus to His Mother. Other translations differ completely, and the term” woman” was still in use barely 100 years ago; there’s a lot of confusion re- some passages. This one also puzzled me, but sadly, the only satisfactory response I read long ago, has nearly slipped from my memory. My understanding of it was, that there is no age gap, no separation, no distance whatever, between His sacred heart and His mother’s. Jesus fully understood and accepted His dear mothers request, otherwise she would have felt quite offended. She was not, in fact, she walked over to the servants and quietly told them to do ‘as He says’. Very interesting homily just the same. God bless.

[@kenvee9446]

That hit my ear like a brick, too, I have to admit. Overall very good though, don't you think?

[@parmindersekhon6865]

It is not rude. When Jesus said "woman", He was pointing to the woman of Genesis 3:15. The woman who shall crush the serpent's head. He is pointing to her role in our salvation.

[@hamb4945]

Jesus was Mary's son. She knows her son. Why would she have to go the route that we who have not seen Christ go?

[@michaelcaza6766]

Why isn’t he properly vested for Mass?!

[@alexjordan1608]

IT IS NOT A MASS, BUT A REFLECTION ON THE GOSPEL OUTSIDE MASS. HOMILIES (REFLECTION INSIDE THE MASS) DONT LAST THAT LONG.

[@michaelcaza6766]

@@alexjordan1608 why are you: A) yelling at me? B) explaining to me what a homily is is when I know what it is? (By the way, homilies don’t necessarily have to be during a Mass/Divine Liturgy) Nowhere in the video description does it say this was not apart of a Mass and the video gives it a feel like it was during Mass. There are some priests who upload their Sunday sermons/homilies they preached during Mass/Divine Liturgy. I know a few Roman Catholics who do this as well as Byzantine Catholics who do this.

[@alexjordan1608]

@@michaelcaza6766 I told you. Homilies dont last one hour and half. Priests can wear alb and stole for sacraments and teaching about the Bible, like this sermon, to convey its sacred teaching, and keep a more religious atmosphere.

[@michaelcaza6766]

@@alexjordan1608 you severely struggle with reading comprehension. You’re also extremely condescending. Not once did I call this a homily, did I? I know the difference between a homily and a sermon, and as I said regarding the vestments the way the video starts off gives it a feel like it was the reading of the Sunday Gospel, not at some other event. Also as I’ve already said the video description doesn’t say whether or not this was recorded during a Mass. To add to this I will also say that I know of priests who repeatedly do not properly vest for Mass, thus my comment wasn’t out of place in asking why he wasn’t vested properly given the fact the video doesn’t make mention whether or not this was during Mass. Kindly move on with your arrogance and condescending words.

[@alexjordan1608]

@@michaelcaza6766 i just said: not because the priest wear stole and alb has to be during mass. That's all.

[@patkelly6129]

p9

[@dannyboy6598]

Catholics should start to read the bible

[@paulmerritt2484]

Where on earth they got the idea to put Mary above the Holy Spirit I can not imagine. There is nothing in the Bible about worshiping Mary or Mary appearing to people. Not one word.

[@ChrisEAdlay]

No one puts Mary above God and no one worships her. Where are you getting this from? Think before you type

[@tavobsf1]

Glorious foolishness

[@tavobsf1]

To be clear Father is the one who refers to the incarnation and the miracle at Cana as ridiculous without the eyes of faith. I am in no way insulting this talk. It is extraordinary. It is glorious.

[@Yosemsamite]

Jesus dishonored his mother? So, either it’s not a sin to violate God’s commandment, it’s possible for God to commit sin, or Jesus was not God. Father has fallen for the mistranslation “Woman, what does this concern of yours have to do with me?” of the Greek, “What to me and thee?” Don’t believe me, check out the Greek for yourself, it does NOT at all say or mean what the mistranslation misstates.

[@flyingtigerline]

Old hippy.