Father, I am so grateful for you. Your remark on the lack of shame for one’s own ignorance is particularly rampant. I thank God for your teaching, which has helped this adult convert identify the depths of her sins, and to repent of and confess them (weekly). May He give me the grace to continue the good fight, bolstered in large part by wisdom from holy priests like you. Praying for you and learning from you all the time.

Fr. Ripperger is a blessing. A light and voice of wisdom, reason, and sound teaching. Thanks be to God for him. Prayers for our clergy is essential and urgent VIVA CRISTO REY 🔥❤️🔥

The virtue of silence. Regulating the pleasure in talking. 👍🏼🎯

@brianhurley2194

2 жыл бұрын

Something I need to work on! Lol

@kimcarrillo3124

Жыл бұрын

"There is much vanity in the willingness to talk." Rev Adolfe Tanquerey

He's so right about how natural you become as you grow in virtue and the spiritual life. I think my mannerisms have become more normal since I started walking down this path. It wasn't even something I've practiced but it just started clicking. I'm also more aware of my eccentricities, especially after focusing on growing in humility. Because humility keeps you grounded you realize all the weird or unnatural stuff about you.

Thank you, Father Ripperger, for teaching us. I very much appreciate each video I have had an opportunity to listen to & the knowledge gained & have recommended them to others.

Father Ripperger, AKA Answers Are Us. So appreciative of this man!

Thank you Father for your guidance 🙏 praying for you 🙏❤

Fr.Ripperger always has such good talks! Very Useful when he mentioned the sin of drunkenness

A few years ago I had a conversation with a young person. Towards the end of my well-ordered speech, she gave me a curtsy.

Thank you Father, very informative!

Silence is golden ✨️ 💛 👌 💖 💯 😌 ✨️

Brother ben from Ecuador greetings !!!

Thank you!!!

So important.

I love this video and I’ll be keeping it as a reference

powerful

21:43 Being a brazillian myself, I confirm what fr. Ripperger is pointing out. I dare to say that we down here are in the top 3 of the rank... sad but true.

@mov1ngforward

3 жыл бұрын

Embrace it! Americans are loud and proud! ❤

@wolfthequarrelsome504

2 жыл бұрын

@@mov1ngforward why?

@EvaSchroeder-lb8lx

8 ай бұрын

@@mov1ngforward they aren't modest humble.

In Southern European countries you have to yell even louder to be heard in a restaurant full of people than in the US. It's central and northern Europe where people seem to understand the value of speaking at an appropriate volume.

@claudiarutter3341

Ай бұрын

We have a devout, incredibly hospitable Melkite Catholic parish near us... Arabic people win the prize for ear-drum blasting.

What about emotional eating or eating out of boredom? Are they forms of gluttony? Are they mortal or venial?

@sam12587

28 күн бұрын

Yes it’s gluttony. Depends on the priest. I treat it as mortal but I’m not a priest. I figured out I did it due to anxiety and that anxiety was due to fear. If I have fear then I’m not trusting trusting in Gods wisdom. Everyone is different and I don’t know you so please don’t take my above description as more then a well intended example :)

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I wonder where i can find out more sources on this point of eccentricity vs. naturalness.

The Pioneer Total Abstinence Association (PTAA) is a Catholic based temperance movement against alcohol consumption. You can do a year or for life. The rules are very simple and can be found on line. I drink alcohol but signed up with the PTAA for a year. Apart from the discipline, I'm curious as to how I'll react.

5:37 What virtue is he talking about? I can't find a definition anywhere and I desperately want to develop that virtue as soon as possible.

@LieutenantDonutman

2 жыл бұрын

Fr. Ripperger has a free PDF of the Moral Virtues if you search for it in Google. Its listed on page 3 as a sub-part of the virtue of Temperance

@angiesaudade

2 жыл бұрын

Honestia. The habit of always seeking to do what is virtuous in each situation (may also be called Integrity)

Fr. Ripperger, do you recommend Prummer for moral theology? I heard you mention something by Connelly(?) published in 1921(?)

29:00 gluttony

@45:00 Fr. Brian Doerr. Good and holy priest.

48:15 where can I read about this stages?

What do you think of those that drink alcohol everyday?

@whitecrane3714

6 жыл бұрын

You don't need to, it's expensive, unhealthy and can lead to addiction . Have a cup of tea or water. Stay free from the slavery of addictions and bad habits.

@sandrapando8556

6 жыл бұрын

I think if its as a refreshment in the evening or as a glass of wine with dinner it would be ok.

@Drew15000

6 жыл бұрын

Anyone who attends mass daily needs to get a better hobby.

@Drew15000

6 жыл бұрын

Drinking alcohol every day is not ok even if you pretend it is blood.

@capricacity

6 жыл бұрын

Drew go away you troll

Who knew it's a mortal sin to get drunk? I watch these videos and I think uh oh... so many things you're not aware of.But it's only a mortal sin if you're aware that it is? and do it knowingly. What else have I done? yikes.

@wolfthequarrelsome504

2 жыл бұрын

We all know it. Curious why didn't you know it? Ask yourself.

@EvaSchroeder-lb8lx

8 ай бұрын

It's good to learn that I didn't know that. But it makes sense because you could put your life and the lives of others in danger.

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Saying "like" is one peeve but these people who drag their voices...ugh! I have seen doctors on an ad recently who sounded horrible with the reptilian voice. 😫