Rev .Vitus
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Catholic Religious✝️,Theologian🛐 Spiritual Director 💆, Pro-life🚼,Human right activist🛂and prayer writer.💡I teach Catholic Catechism and post Catholic News🗞️🕊️
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The altar boy behind that deacon is very funny! We call this “trying to keep the faith while the weakness of the body is holding you down.” He was totally confused at some point and even started counting. Haha! I don’t know if he was counting the time or the hours the Mass had been going on. Courage, boy! The way to Heaven is not an easy one.
Rev .Vitus634,488 次观看 • 13 天前
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Watch carefully this video, Can you say the act of the Pope here is Racism, Ignorance or Mistake? Speak wisely A lot of people have been sending me this video, saying that our Pope is a racist because he did not greet the African priest who wanted to greet him. However, before saying that the Pope is racist and condemning him, do not forget that the Pope was in Africa not long ago, where he greeted many African priests and even laypeople. If he were racist, as some people claim, do you really think he would have visited Africa in the first place? Sometimes, you also need to understand humour and moments of action. I personally felt bad about what happened, but I tried to analyse the situation, and I honestly do not see anything wrong with it. It was not only the African priest he did not greet; there were also some white priests in front of him whom he did not greet. So, I see the situation as equal treatment. Some people are also saying that, because of racism, the Catholic Church has never had an African Pope. That is simply not true. In the early centuries of the Catholic Church, there were Popes from North Africa. - Pope Victor I (189–199 AD): Born in the Roman province of Africa, in an area corresponding to modern-day Tunisia or Libya, he is traditionally regarded as the first Pope from Africa. - Pope Miltiades (311–314 AD): Traditionally identified as being from North Africa. - Pope Gelasius I (492–496 AD): Traditionally regarded as being of African origin.
Rev .Vitus129,299 次观看 • 20 天前
This man went into a Basilica in Rome, saying it's Satan's house and idolatry. He went directly to the Tabernacle, and saw an African man sitting on the ground praying. And the other African man who entered the basilica told the one sitting in front of the Tabernacle, a racist word to Christ. Listen. He said "you know the white Jesus"
Rev .Vitus165,341 次观看 • 1 个月前
Do you know Jesus Christ suffered what we call Hematidrosis From a medical and psychological perspective, Jesus Christ's suffering in the Garden of Gethsemane, as described in Luke 22:44, is understood as a case of hematidrosis (also called hemohidrosis)—a rare condition where extreme emotional distress causes capillaries around sweat glands to rupture, mixing blood with perspiration. This phenomenon is triggered by an exaggerated sympathetic nervous system (SAM) response, indicating a state of profound psychological anguish. Physicians note that this blood loss could have led to hypovolemia (reduced blood volume), predisposing Jesus to shock and weakening him before his subsequent physical torments. Psychologically, this extreme stress response underscores the depth of his emotional and mental torment, highlighting how fully he identified with human pain.
Rev .Vitus93,087 次观看 • 1 个月前
When a priest is celebrating Mass, and he has started with the preface/Eucharistic prayer, he is never permitted to stop the sacrifice even if there is war. He had better die than stop. He must finish it. That's what this video tries to explain to you. Pray for your priest.
Rev .Vitus105,376 次观看 • 2 个月前
