Funniest Priest ever

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[ominoreg]

Messages wrapped in humor go down a lot better! Also, what a lovely couple those two make! Blessings to them!

[Akkad100]

He's like a gameshow host.

[rhmazyck812]

That was beautiful!

[catholicpriest1]

@carnivorousslushee23 Thank you for your respectful response. This is unusual on youtube. Hopefully, the priest will be seen again for who he "is" rather than for what he "does".  I always say that a priest is no better or holler than anyone else, but the priest is different by virtue of ordination.

[breenhill]

JEREMY LIN IS THE REAL PREIST! BELIEVE BEFORE HE DROPS 38 ON YOU!

[carnivorousslushee23]

@CounterCultureLives The "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" assertion assumes that the only credible evidence to be had is that which can be empirically verified, which in turn assumes the epistemological viewpoint of empiricism - which is untenable. As for the Church...the Church holds to the doctrine of transubstantiation, which assumes some Aristotelian principles (substance, accident, etc.). Those pertain to natural philosophy, not naturalistic science.

[carnivorousslushee23]

@catholicpriest1 I apologize; I was attempting to use layman's terms. I understand the idea of "in persona Christi"; it's CCL who likely is not acquainted with it, and I was speaking for his benefit.

Aquinas refers to the priest as an "instrument" and a "minister", so I suppose "tool" was a poor choice of words. The point is, the priest does not PERSONALLY, through his own power, confect, as CCL seemed to think - Thomas ably says as much in ST. Q. 82, Art. 1, Ad. 1.

[carnivorousslushee23]

@CounterCultureLives Really, CCL, I don't know how you can post something like this in good faith, unless you are completely ignorant of what papal and Magisterial infallibility entails. As victrolajake pointed out (albeit a bit too testily), Catholic nuns are in NO WAY necessarily reliable purveyors of Church teaching. Heck, one need only look at Sr. Christine Schenk for proof of that. This objection is too simplistic to take seriously.

[carnivorousslushee23]

@CounterCultureLives I fail to see how "solemn ceremonies" would plant the seeds of discord in a couple, especially given that these "solemn" ceremonies have been around for hundreds of years. I would attribute the dismal stats on divorce mainly to the contraceptive mentality and our present age's individualism and materialism. The wedding ceremony has nothing to do with whether their marriage lasts - or if it does, then that couple is focusing on the wrong thing altogether.