“ I fear no greater evil than the man who thinks he is good.” Some smart guy probably.

@Sanguine_Addiction

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. It's people who claim to be "perfect" are the ones that scare me. They're the ones that have the most skeletons in their closets.

We judge others by their actions but ourselves by our intentions.

@mirnacudiczgela1963

Жыл бұрын

True. But some people I know refuse to admit it.

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.

@EfrenMunoz313

2 жыл бұрын

Señor Jesucristo, Hijo de Dios, ten piedad de mi, un pecador.

@TigranAbgarjan

2 жыл бұрын

Տե՛ր Հիսուս Քրիստոս, Աստծո՛ Որդի, ողորմյա ինձ` մեղավորիս։

@mmmmhi5631

2 жыл бұрын

Humble us Heavenly Father Amen

It's good to have you back Father. I hope that you enjoyed your time off.

@davidhon4058

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome back. You are truly inspiring. The wisdom and reason is truly a gift from God. As St Paul said, "Follow me as I follow Christ." As a former anti Catholic, God's Word is sent out and completes His Holy will. Thank you.

It saddens me, how rest of the Christians don't think that Catholics are followers of Christ too

@marcihf217

2 жыл бұрын

It saddens me too. They are fed many many lies about the Catholic Church.

@elizabethbarberis9957

2 жыл бұрын

They rather remain ignorant and continue to spread lies. I think it makes them feel superior.

@Jonqen

2 жыл бұрын

Protestants calling catholics non-christian is rich

@chainepolitique5625

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcihf217 we are the slaves of the pope who dictate us what we have to think, it is well known

@somesweetdreamm

2 жыл бұрын

@Ch B You are right. I was raised Protestant and the psychological effects and social consequences of converting to Catholicism have been rather devastating.

I found your channel from my recommended, clicked randomly, and liked it. I am not a practicing catholic, but my partner is. I support his faith and he doesn't force me to do anything I don't believe in. I let him watched one of your videos and now he and I are subscribers. This channel is one example of us celebrating our difference and our harmony.

@johnnylara7032

2 жыл бұрын

Ever thought of becoming Catholic?

@ciscornBIG

10 ай бұрын

I want to show my wife some of these videos. Your comment gives me hope. I don't expect or need her to share in my faith but I would like her to understand it a bit more. I think it would help her. But she is a nearly militant pro abortion person and can't see passed that. It starts and stops with it being about controlling women.

Fr. Casey, this video was superb. Gives me lots to think about.

Hearing about Ravi Zacharias brought me to tears for a good while. He, among others, helped me see the lies of Islam and come to accept Jesus.

@Mari_Oh

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, that was a discouraging one. So sad. I'm sorry for your pain, brother. Keep the faith.

@tinag7506

2 жыл бұрын

Well , not justifying Ravi, but Jesus is referred to as 'Son of David' (as in his descendant) but David is someone who stole someone else's wife. God uses the most flawed of all people to demonstrate His power...the problem with Ravi was that he wasn't open about his struggles. He , I think had this squeaky clean image while possibly being unrepentant.

@anaisgonzales1557

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear! I've had similar experiences. It's just a reminder that we cannot rely on ANYONE, but Jesus.

@EuropeanQoheleth

2 жыл бұрын

To call things lies is pretty serious but I'm glad you accept Jesus.

I'm volunteering at out parish's RCIA class this year, and tonight's lesson was on God's grace. All of us are sinners, but not all of us remember that God's grace covers all. Thank you Fr. Casey!

@IONov990

2 жыл бұрын

I think it can be easy to forget we are all indeed sinners in need of God's mercy when to the rest of the world you are a good law-abiding citizen.

All those commenting on the high profile cases are missing the point of this video: we are ALL at risk of falling into hypocrisy once we start regarding ourselves as the good guys.

@IONov990

2 жыл бұрын

It can be scary to see how weak and deluded we can become of our righteousness. Now I will be more open to criticism even if it hurts.

The old "Yes, but I prayed my breviary today!" As a former seminarian, this is so relatable...

Unfortunately we very rarely hear much from our Church and parish leaders about the necessity of the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Seems like there are plenty of people lined up to receive the Eucharist at Mass, but the line for Confession always seems shorter. As a convert, Reconciliation (a term I vastly prefer to "Confession") has been a tough one for me, and I'm sure there are times in the past where I should have gone but didn't.

@reintaler6355

2 жыл бұрын

Not just going to Reconciliation, but living out the Act of Contrition (sin no more) as well. Fr. Mike Schmitz spoke about this in his latest video regarding being denied Communion

@MichaelThompson-jq3zf

2 жыл бұрын

Always remember, The Lord Jesus Christ is only but a thought away if you cannot confess to a priest.

@allthenewsordeath5772

2 жыл бұрын

I realize that tear ranking the sacraments might burgeon on heresy, but reconciliation is S tear.

@kimcass4440

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Confess them straight to God. The Holy Spirit carries your prayers to God through Jesus Christ, our intercessor. Psalm 32:5-““Then I declared my sin to you; my guilt I did not hide. I said, “I confess my transgression to the Lord,” and you took away the guilt of my sin.” Read David’s prayer of confession to God in Psalm 51, and make it your prayer.

@LS-ei7xk

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas I believe in the Sacrament of Confession, but if you're in an area where the Variants have taken over I agree: stay home! Talk to God yourself.

Soo when we call ourself good we open ourself to corruption. Hmm for some reasons that remind me this “Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good-except God alone.

I've literally been the Publican to someone else's Pharisee: a man with nine kids accused me of 'contributing to the culture of death'' (his exact words) because I, a neurologically handicapped woman with mental health issues, am unmarried and don't have kids. It's not like I haven't tried to find a husband (I've had two bad relationships and one that didn't work out except as friends), the problem is finding a man emotionally and spiritually mature enough to accept the fact that I am not going to be some combination of the Virgin Mary and June Cleaver, that on a lot of days, it's all I can do to get meals for myself and wash my own dishes, let alone take care of a whole house and a child or two. Talk like this hurts like hell and it's made it really hard for me to connect with other Catholics, if this is what people are going to think of me.

@laramaria2908

2 жыл бұрын

I offer a virtual hug. I've never been there but received looks of judgment for being a single woman who doesn't want to marry or becoming a nun either. So I understand that. Not always brothers and sisters get along but what units us are the love for our Father, God. He always understands you.

@adamcroes4567

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, there's a lot of weird stigma against the idea of women being unmarried and not having kids... as if that all women are good for. Hell, I remember seeing a video of some karen saying its illegal of single women without children to go to disney

@jasmadams

2 жыл бұрын

"...Whoever can accept this ought to accept it." There is no basis on which to find you wanting, because you are not called to marriage. You are a child of God.

@raylouis7013

2 жыл бұрын

As a Catholic in Australia.... I have several aunts who made the decision to never marry or have children. Nobody has ever criticised them for it. They don't have any health issues, they have said that marriage is a lifetime commitment and they never met anyone who they could make that level of commitment to. That if it was in God's plan for them to be married they would have found a person they could do that with.

@rossiele

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for you... And it's a really weird situation seen from Italy. Here birth rate is one of the lowest in the world, lots of women have no children or only have 1 at most (I have 2 and that's over the national average), and nobody would ever dream of accusing you to the "culture of death" just because you are unmarried and without children! On the other hand, lots of Christians just love believing themselves better than other people and judging them... When my husband left me (16 years ago), my Christian friends disappeared over the following week or two, and I never heard from them anymore. And I was practically kicked out from one of the two churches I was attending (as I sometimes accompanied my mother to church in my old parish), the priest said he didn't want any separated or divorced people in his church, and from that moment on he stopped greeting me as if I were invisible...Of course I went away. In the other church I attended it went only slightly better, in the sense I wasn't actively sent away, but they didn't want me to be in any of the parish's groups or activities as my presence would be a "bad example" to the community (and never mind it was my husband who left me because he wanted to marry his lover! It seems this must have been my fault all the same). So, you see, problems are different but you can find awful people everywhere all over the world. A big virtual hug from Italy.

I believe he was very right with God , but satan found a weakness and went in for the kill. With a true repentance ❤ he will make it into heaven God forgives and forget people don't

@t.m.9376

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas With true repentance dear brother

@LS-ei7xk

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas Talk to God directly, tell Him your sins, say you're sorry, ask for forgiveness, and resolve to get to Confession as soon as you can (when it's safe, that is).

@jonathany094

2 жыл бұрын

Satan didn't do anything, he is a man, who made mistakes, blaming Satan is trying to take responsibility off ourselves. In all honestly I don't believe in Satan. I'm not perfect your not perfect father Casey is not perfect jimmy swaggert isn't perfect. As far as his apology, he was only sorry he got caught, if he was their wouldn't have been a second time. Everyone thinks that saying Satan made me do it , or some excuse that it's ok but God sees through our excuses and can see the real intent and if we are truly repentant. Like father Casey said I believe he had good intentions and believed what he preached, the problem is fame,and money are extremely corrupting, there is really few people who don't get corrupted by money and power. So many times I have heard oh it won't happen to me and it happens. Any way my point is that Satan didn't do it he was a competent man he knew right from wrong Satan didn't tie him down or make him do anything he was a man, we put clergyman on a pedestal as if they are able to be a perfect person and are able to control every desire and that they magically have abilities to control any kind of temptation and when they fail or slip or make a mistake they are pounced on as if what they did wrong is worse than if I did the same.our response is never a loving and forgiving response, it shock anger and retaliation . We never react the way Jesus would, he would have said he who is without sin can cast the first stone. But we pounce and scream for cancel Culture.

Very well said Padre Casey… very thorough

As a part of my job with the youth, one of the main causes they left the Church, or religion itself, is the hipocresy of the people who work in the groups, from the bishops to us, the leyman working on those groups...

@merienda4958

2 жыл бұрын

Laymen*

@boss180888

2 жыл бұрын

that annoys me, it's not like they themselfs are perfect so why should they require that of others??? if they get the impression that those role models are claiming to be perfect then they should be corrected, the saints themselfs would be the first to acknowledge themselfs as sinners and the church never taught anyone but mary and jesus were without sins.

@owlobsidian6965

2 жыл бұрын

Just because someone behaves hypocritically doesn't mean the things they are teaching have no merit. For example, if a drug addict told you to avoid drugs because they have caused so much suffering in his life, would he be a hypocrite? Should his advice be disregarded because he is preaching sobriety while addicted?

@owlobsidian6965

2 жыл бұрын

@Thomas I'm not sure what point you are trying to make with your comment. My point was that good moral advice remains good no matter if the person giving it lives it or what their intentions are. This was in response to those who leave the Church because those in it do not live up to it's "standard". My point being that just because many people fail to live up to the tenets of Christianity, it doesn't make Christianity itself invalid.

@patthompson8591

2 жыл бұрын

@@owlobsidian6965 👍

what a thought provoking video, I won't forget about it so soon that's for sure.

This is an excellent video. Thank you! We are a culture who thinks of themselves as "good" as long we don't commit a violent crime essentially. Honest self-reflection and rooting out pride and self-righteousness is a condition that renders Christian maturity and peace of mind. It's a life long process.

There’s a reading in the Bible and it goes something like don’t pray out loud on the streets like the hypocrites but rather go into your room and shut the door.

It's the best thing on spiritual life I've heard in a long while. I can't believe I didn't realize this at all. Wow, I need to totally work on this!

Father, you are big inspiration. I wish I had your courage. May God bless you, from Spain!

@rishikeshkumar7103

2 жыл бұрын

Are spainairds white or not.

in march of this year i finished my course of juridic asistance, this course was supused to teach me to handle real life cases, the one thing i learned was that the bible is right in that specific part that says, "truth will set you free", we are not infalible nor perfect, we make mistakes and there is nothing better that recognize the mistakes right away so others can help you

Father Casey, you're an intelligent teacher with such a beautiful soul. I truly love your teachings and am grateful to have discovered your channel. Signed, an atheist and great fan.

It's sort of guaranteed that if you're a human being with any standards, you're a hypocrite. Only Christianity allows for that reality to be the case and salvation achieved. That's the inconvenient truth most run from because they have no answer to it. Thankfully God does and His Way is Christ.

@qwertyTRiG

2 жыл бұрын

Framing a question in specifically Christian terms and then claiming that only Christianity can answer it is its own kind of hypocrisy.

@colmwhateveryoulike3240

2 жыл бұрын

@@qwertyTRiG If someone made a true statement you could make the same claim though.

I guess this hit closer to home than I care to admit to myself because when you talked about eating 5 donuts after exercising and I (jokingly) said “ oh shut up!” Thank you for making me see this!

@LS-ei7xk

2 жыл бұрын

At least you guys bother to exercise first! : )

This reminds me of something I learned doing prison ministry. I found that some of the finest Christians I have ever met are men serving life sentences--men who have taken another person's life. Why? It goes to the heart of what Br Casey was saying. At some point some prisoners figure out that they not good people. They discover that they need a Savior. As they turn their lives over to God and submit themselves to Him , God transforms them completely. They truly are "new men in Christ." I have concluded that the belief "I'm a pretty good person" is the greatest barrier to becoming a truly good person; good in a way that can only be attained as a gift from God.

A wonderful presentation on this subject, done with an understanding of human nature, sin, forgiveness and the complexity of the internal lives and motivations of the human person. Not letting sin, "off the hook", not hanging the sinner, but demonstrating mercy, compassion, and expressing God's endless desire for us to reconcile ourselves to Him. It is so easy to do all the things you spoke about while feeling very smug about our own status

Very insightful. Settling for being "good enough" stops us from striving to be the best we can be.

Great video Fr. Casey! Glad to see you back! You have such a great way of explaining things we wouldn't even stop to think about in the first place.

Thanks for coming back Father Casey. God bless you..thank tou for this. I realised i don have some of this in me. Need to go to confession too cos i see how prideful i am too. Thank you for keeping us aware .

I'm not that religious, but I do enjoy what you are doing, Padre!

Thank you, you have taught me a lot of being a friar because I have been wanting to become a friar the past few years and when I found your channel you helped me understand a lot about being a friar thank you

Dear Fr. Casey, I am excited to see you back! I hope you had a great time off. Thank you for your hard work at encouraging us all.

This was truly prophetic.

What i love about eastern liturgy, is that it leaves a huge room to prevent moral licensing, especially during lent, while enjoying all the true joy of resurrection in a good mix... while unfortunately leaning a bit towards innate religiosity Noone is perfect, humility is the way, love is the force that keeps us going

This was an awesome video. I want to share with people without seeming accusatory. I definitely see the cycle of justification I have for my laziness. I felt this video truly speak to me. I wish I could express to you how much I liked this video and how much it convicted me.

Thank you for this content. Yes, I strive not to be comfortable with evil deeds. I strive to get in alignment with my faith and it has to reflects my actions and my thought. A constant battle.

I have missed your talks, glad to have you back. You always find a way to deliver a new angle on an old topic and it helps me see things differently. Or perhaps we should be saying that you are inspired :). What you explained here is a fairly distinction between goodness and doing good deeds which I didn't quite understand before.

Thank you Fr Casey. Spiritual pride. I've been and am still struggling with this sin. Have actually given up hope of ever overcoming this by myself. I now only the power of Christ can save me.

Man! That was very powerful. That is a perspective I've never heard before. That gives me a lot to think about.

So well put. "The universe is a dark place. I am trying to make it brighter before I die." (Thane Krios, Mass Effect 2) I believe that little quotation summarizes the crux of the matter rather aptly. TY Father Casey!

I am a reprobate sinner, desperately in need of a savior. I'm great at facing every temptation that isn't currently in front of me. Lord, give me a heart that softens and disposes itself to your will.

@michellelucerobedwell7820

2 жыл бұрын

I like how you said, "I am great facing every temptation that isn't in front of me." I catch myself thinking how "good" I am because I help out our parish and teach religious education. But how easy has it been to skip mass and just watch the live stream. I need to do better and be more of an example avoid temptation that face me.

@williamswenson3970

2 жыл бұрын

@@michellelucerobedwell7820 I was a catechist too for a few years. God bless you! I know exactly what you mean though, I excused myself from a lot of things because of the way the kids, parents and parish praise you for taking on a daunting task (most of my students in 5th grade didn't even know the Hail Mary). I am really great at saying I'll avoid this or that, and do it well - until the temptation comes up :)

Thank you for this video and what you point out. It is really spot on. In the Orthodox Church besides all the prayers we have for common prayer, the main way for personal prayer is the repetition (usually using a prayer rope) of the phrase "Lord, Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, THE SINNER". The repetition that "[I am] the sinner" is a great reminder that whatever I might have done good, I still am not worthy, I still have work to do and I still need the grace of God to be saved. Whatever I do good is just making a small opening to allow God to do His work in my heart and in my life. That's why Paul says "by grace you have been saved".

@kokoskrikkos

2 жыл бұрын

However Swaggart's "apology" seems too theatrical. Tears and crying while talking to God is something to do when you're alone. When you're in front of other people you should rather ask for THEIR forgiveness because you couldn't stand up to what your were preaching to them, and because you may have shaken or weakened their faith because of your actions.

Going to the gym and eating 5 donuts...it's like he was watching me this morning, lol! But seriously I fully agree and I'm guilty of this myself. Fr. Casey, you do make me reflect! Thank you!

God Bless you Father. I like this sermon. It rings so true

In this time of extreme virtue signalling, especially on social media, this is very apt. I never looked at this point of view before and I'd say it makes so much sense. Thank you for pointing this out.

Nice to see you're back! Wonderful reflections.

Oh my Lord Jesus Christ., forgive me, a sinner..Fr. Casey, Thanks alot. I was totally immersed in this talk, helped me to understand my current situation..Thanks for sharing such kind and thoughtful words.

+JMJ+ I never thought of myself to be good but I always say that I do my best, this is how I was raised and this is how I live my life. Even tho people always tell me that I'm a good person and that makes me feel uncomfortable. I only try to do what I think is right. Now after watching you Father, explaining all these things makes me realize that I am probably one of the few who don't see myself as a good person and I never will, in addition, I understand now why others think that I am a good person even I am not. God bless and Ave Maria

Really insightful. I like the linking of Swaggert and McCarrick with eating that bar of guilt-free chocolate. Thank you.

I know it's a tangent but, what is your view on VeggieTales? They did help me, even though they were more Protestant it, to me, still made the "Bible" (I knew the Roman Rite version vs the King James equally) understandable and especially the Beatitudes.

Absolutely true Father! Thank you for making this video! May God continue to bless you and keep you and cause his face to shine upon you!

So wonderful to have you back, Father! Such an excellent video. We all need this reminder!

If a person only knows what he wants to know, then his heart will be frozen.

@georgesmith364

2 жыл бұрын

HI

Even if it comes from a hypocrite, a brotherly correction or reproach should be considered and can inspire personal improvement..

Holy amazing timing!!!! Thank you, this may be one of the golden nuggets of truth that our awesome God will use to draw many closer to Him!!❤🙏❤🙏❤

Thank you for a provocative perspective, Father. You have tackled a difficult, complex moral topic and raised a number of thoughtful questions and points. (And now here's my "but" statement) ... but in doing so, you also have also prompted a series of follow-up questions in my mind that (given the understandable limits of YT video presentations) must go unanswered. It makes me wish that these kinds of topics and discussions could be explored in more of a classroom setting or some sort of interactive forum. This is not a criticism; it's an observation.

@LostArchivist

2 жыл бұрын

My request brother. Seek the answers, compile a playlist or another means of sharing your findings, and pray on these matters that others may grow by your tilling of the soil to help grow the Seeds of the Spirit. Or list them that the Lord may bring the answers to you and we may sanctify this virtual space with holy discussions. God bless you and guide you by dear brother in Christ. Through the same Blessed Lord and Savior of All, Jesus Christ. Amen,

Thank you Fr Casey, you gave me much to think about!

Extremely insightful video and one that can make us all think deeply and improve ourselves. Thank you Father, God bless you❤️

humility is not a one time achievement, you reach it and then you have it forever, it is an ongoing process...let humility leads only to more humility..there is no saturation point

'The eucharist is not a prize for the perfect, it is nourishment for the weak'-Pope Francis

@LS-ei7xk

2 жыл бұрын

How true!

A lot of reflection to be done after watching this video. Thank you Fr. Casey, God bless you

It's strange, the preroll ad that played before this video was for the LDS.

Gives me a lot to think/pray about! Thank you!

Sometimes, when I am full of (righteous?) anger a little alarm goes off and says, "you need to go to confession." It's all pride.

It isn't hard to fall short of the glory of God. The hard part is seeing it, admitting it, and wanting to change it, really deep down wanting to change. The sins I fear most are the one I don't really want to change; the "small", "private", "hurts-no-one" sins. I read some where that God can do want we can't.

Thank you for one of the most beautiful and simple explanations of what hypocrisy is and what it isn't.

Welcome back Fr. We missed us spiritual teaching. May God giv u strength 2 sodder on & 2 bear much fruit in His Vineyard, thr Jesus Christ, amen. 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

Excellent video. thank you Fr. Casey. I had never thought about this problem before.

Excellent homily as always Fr. Casey! God bless you 🙏

Have you ever read Dante Alighieri's Inferno's Canto XXIII: The hypocrites (Eighth Circle, Sixth Malebolgia)?

Thank you Fr Casey that message spoke straight to my heart.

Really enjoy your return, Father Casey, which I happen to agree with you on the fascination of people who have fallen still intend to believe themselves to be good people. Interesting, never have thought about the possibility of being a hypocrite in some way.

Thank you Father Casey I needed to hear this... Lord have mercy on me a sinner...

Isn't moral license one of the six ways we commit blasphemy against the Holy Spirit?

There are two types of people in the world: Hypocrites and sociopaths. People who aren't going anywhere never fall short. The rest of us are hypocrites because we do fall short. The Church needs more hypocrites, not less.

As an adult I've felt that Righteousness/Righteous is one of the most overused words in most circles. At its truest most authentic form Righteousness is what we strive for, but our flawed nature means that we usually end up debasing it to lord over others. It is humbling to know that what I have been experiencing as of late has a name and I will make sure to share that cool Franciscan help me to see a bit clearer the scales on my eyes and the hardness of my heart, thank you. In my next Cursillo grouping I will make sure to share this, for like you said it is an unconscious slide.

It's nice to see you back on KZread Brother. I love your videos and enjoy watching and learning through them.

I'm glad that you're back, friar. I love your videos. 👍

Very powerful video. Thank you, Fr. Casey. Welcome back!

Father I do have a question. I just don't understand (don't know if you have a video already) Why oh why the bible says: And you shall call him Emmanuël. mattheuw 1:23 and Then we have Matteuw 1:25 : and he gave him the name Jesus ??

Every good deed should just raise the bar for the next one. It’s not where you started or where you ended up that counts. It is that you continuously worked to move forward.

Happy to have you back Father! Thank you for your great teachings

Hi Father Casey! Thank you for this. I feel renewed! Just a quick double check on your closed captions... I believe instruction/notes were left in there ^_^ Peace be with you!

Thank you for this, Fr. Casey.

An eye opening meditation. Many thanks Fr.

To get a heads up on moral licensing should we become despised in the eyes of the world like most of the great saints? Maybe go homeless, take a vow of poverty, seldom work or shower, etc?

I definitely needed this! I'm definitely a hypocrite! God definitely spoke to me through this I know moral licensing is something I need to work on and I appreciate you adding that in the video because I didn't know about it before! God bless y'all!

One of my protestant colleagues always quoted Ravi Zacharias preaching. I was shocked of his scandal which came to light towards the end of his life. I prayed for his souls when he died cos his protestant friends wont pray for the dead. I wished that it was false accusations or at least he has asked forgiveness before he died

I went from ”Yes I know hypocrites like that!” to ”Hmmm. Could this be me?”

Thank you Fr. Casey, I needed to hear this today.

Thank you Fr Casey. Enlightening talk frm you.

Thank you so much! As a person exposed to people like this on a regular basis growing up, I really appreciate you wearing your habit and calling him out! Thank you so much friend!

@stanncie

2 жыл бұрын

You missed the point! This video is meant to make you reflect and call yourself out, we are all hypocrites.

@jilliancota8940

2 жыл бұрын

@@stanncie I'm not saying this guy is the only hypocrite in the world. What I am saying is that I've seen a lot of Church leaders not be held accountable for their actions and I am happy to see Father Casey taking a stand.

Wow, really really really well said. I loved the river analogy.

Father, I love your channel and if it werent for you I would have never became a Catholic Christian. So thank you! :D

Thank you Father for the insightful talk. It was an eye opener!

Absolutely brilliant video. Very insightful. It’s really hit the nail on the head.

Glad you are back Fr. Casey.

Thank you Father. Absolute food for thought. Lord knows I can fall into that category, and then condemn others.