5 Habit of Holy People (& Their Lifestyles) || Catholic Mom

Here are 5 habits of holy people, confession, prayer, good Catholic friendships, fasting and more.

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[ACatholicMomsLife]

Hello friends! I hope you enjoy this video! What are some other ways to grow in holiness?

[maryfrey]

I would add, go to Eucharistic adoration as often as possible. It is such a blessing to spend time with Jesus! Love your videos, Heather; keep them coming!

[centralcatholic]

Confession heals, Confession forgives & Confession strengthens!

[cafemoona]

The family that prays together stays together. Kept our family intact through good times and hard times for generations. Semper fi!

[shivermetimber]

Trying to get to confession more often, I find it difficult/guilt but the more I go the easier it will become. I always think of Padre Pio when he was hearing confession, someone saw him leaving one day and his face was transformed into the divine face of Jesus. So now I try to imagine it’s Jesus sitting there with me, it helps a lot.

I’ve just finished a novena to St Therese to help me find a friend, I don’t have anyone to share with.
You look lovely Heather, such a beautiful glow 😊

[peacelove]

Please pray for my daughter Rachel Jimenez so she will confess without Satan stoping her. Thank you

[DiPo-ksio]

Dinner time... As a busy family with crazy schedules... My wife Always makes sure we have dinner together for the most part.

[roxibonneville]

Please pray for me that I will find a Catholic Church. I was raised Protestant and have felt like something is missing and to easy just not right. I am doing your 54 day novena that if I am on the right path I will be shown the way and given a sign and a church for me. I am learning so much from you. I appreciate your videos so much. I long to go to confession and be part of the mass and holy communion. 💕

[melianna]

Once a month confession and Eucharist as often as you can. Ideally everyday.

[jamesjc]

1. Confession at least once a month
2. Prayer
3. Jesus Other You
4. Find people who encourage the Catholic faith
5. Fast

[MsLovieGirl]

Love your videos! I became a Catholic a year ago. You've answered so many questions I'd had. Thank you, love you and God Bless you!

[Shameless_Papist]

A lot of the Saints suffer a lot. My Favorite Saint is St.Faustina

[chachatruth]

Through daily prayer( rosary & DIVINE MERCY & praying for others)I stopped drinking!
I prefer prayer now to wine!
ENCOURAGE others to do this please!
It

[donballadurio]

You make an excellent point at 5:54! Constantly asking God for things hinders spiritual growth, for it's the symptom of a lack of trust in divine providence (Luke 12: 29-32; Mat 6:8). God is not an ATM! The Our Father contains already all the legitimate requests we are to make. I used to think that prayer automatically means prayer of request, but request is just one form of prayer: praise, thanksgiving are more superior forms of prayer (of course that doesn't mean that we ought not to ask God for special favours, for instance, if we are facing grave illnesses or impending catastrophes, but we must always remember to finish with «Thy will, not mine, be done!»

[Andrea-kylh]

Thank you Heather for this video. Another thing I love to do to grow in holiness is go to Adoration frequently each week. God bless you.

[joseoliveamirtham]

You are like my mother advising me from the other part of the world on how to be good..! Really inspiring 🔥

[caribaez]

Confession does makes you holy no kidding. I used to see holy visions back then. I used to pray the holy rosary 📿 and confession.

[dawndebatt]

Yes!!! Thanks 🙏 adoration this week is first friday amen!!!

[christinewallace]

Thank you for these beautiful comments.

[thealternativevlog]

I'm Catholic, and I haven't gone to confession since I was two. Or maybe a little older, it's been a long, long time. Yet, I'm still a Catholic.