How to Become a Saint: Father Matthew Presents

Episcopal priest, the Rev. Matthew Moretz, provides a meditation on how to become a Saint, in light of All Saints Day and in the light of one of the Tiffany windows at Christ's Church. "Father Matthew Presents" is a regular web series based out of Christ's Church, Rye, NY (www.ccrye.org) which presents the treasures of Christianity one video at a time.
The official website is found here: www.fathermatthewpresents.com

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[itschar1ietime]

wow... you absolutely wasted my time. you told me NOTHING of how to become a saint.

[FatherMatthew]

@itschar1ietime Waste? Do what is on the stained glass, and there you are: a saint!

[miggsathon]

first time i've been back to your channel in over a year, i think. what happened to arcade fire? :)

[FatherMatthew]

Copyright scanning robots on YT happened.

[NutCheese]

I want a window like that in my apartment. That would be a great addition to my flat in the ghetto. :)

[FatherMatthew]

true

[calmreason]

Matthew, it's lucky that sainthood isn't just advertising using the reputation of the dead.

[phil8888]

hey father. are you catholic or anglican?

[GenghisKhan44]

@charlesfloyb If you don't at least try to understand God, you are likely culpable of vincible ignorance - ignorance which can be overcome if you apply yourself. If I understand it correctly, the less of an effort you make, the more harshly God punishes it (He has more than Hell, you know. There's purgatory, too. And the same goes for all sins, not just atheism.)

[GenghisKhan44]

@charlesfloyb You could suffer from ignorance - not having studied the Church enough to properly understand what you are doing by not believing in Christ. All normal means - studying Scripture and the writings of the Church, praying, meditating, asking for advice from those who already are spiritually inclined - should result in you understanding why you cannot be both an atheist and a saint, and therefore result in your genuine conversion.

[charlesfloyb]

@charlesfloyb So, I listened to the lecture and it sounds like I'm on my way to being a saint, even though I'm an atheist. Is it theoretically possible tor an atheist to become a saint?

[acksailor93]

Ah! I remember this from your sermon!

[charlesfloyb]

I think perhaps I'm a saint. I fed, gave water, clothed, and visited a stranger. I tell everyone, "Tis Better to give than to receive". But, how do I get my name in the bible now?