How to Never Commit Sins of Impurity - Marian Friars Minor

On ways to preserve one's Chastity & Purity
𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐃𝐄 "𝐑𝐒𝐁𝟏𝟎" 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝟏𝟎% 𝐎𝐅𝐅 on Traditional Catholic Books:

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[SensusFidelium]

𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐎𝐃𝐄 "𝐑𝐒𝐁𝟏𝟎" 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝟏𝟎% 𝐎𝐅𝐅

[jesusmartell]

Guys trust me, St Joseph is the key! I been free from impure sin for a long time. Ever since I consecrated myself to him my life has change. My mirage is better and I am becoming a better dad!

[creativecatproductions]

The thing conspicuously missing from this, pretty good advice is prayer. Even if you do pray its almost certainly not enough. Pray without ceasing. Go to Mass, pray the rosary, pray the angelus, the magnificat, wake up with the psalms, study the scriptures, read the saints, meditate, talk to God, contemplate, but never stop praying. Make your entire life a prayer and there will be no room for evil.

[Fiercefaith]

To waste time is an offense to God and that is why he lets you fall into impurity. Very insightful.

[bernob]

I wish I heard this when I was 15 years old.

[timboslice]

Excellent speech, I joined the church this past easter. I was a very self indulgent person, I thought I was tough. I was a commercial fisherman, regularly take cold showers, worked hard, dealt with the heat in the summer, never cared to be too comfortable. I sleep on the floor sometimes, in the cold etc. then I joined the church and realized quickly that I had issues with gluttony, pride, self destructive addictions, and realized really quickly that I was only tough in some ways. I’ve lost 60 lbs since joining the church back in Easter, reduced all my addictions save one, and am trying so hard to get rid of my addiction to pot.

I’ve been smoking a long time and didn’t think the church had a real issue with it specifically. I thought it always helped me be more spiritual. Made me appreciate gods love, helped me forgive and feel forgiven, even led to me opening my mind to Catholicism. What I never realized is, it also increases my hunger, laziness, and sex drive. All these things help drive my addictions and mortal sins. I’m always learning and always trying to improve. If I wasn’t married I think I’d go for the friar life style. I love the minimalist lifestyle but it’s about impossible with a wife and two kids.

[DanielsMusicProductions]

Those who are pure of of heart and spirit see God and are in His presence

[OLOSBARBELL]

Discipline is freedom praise the Lord Jesus Christ

[SheriffWalt]

"Soul of a Lion", biography of Dietrich Von Hildebrand written by his wife Alice. A must read.

[teresa.tells.it.like.it.is.]

Sleeping in? If you cannot get up, start praying immediately until your body can get up. Say recorded prayers like "The Our Father" and repeat it if you must until you can get up. Just a suggestion! 😊
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[dubbelkastrull]

Thanks for this.
I now see the value of challenging yourself with uncomfortability.

[day]

My prayer is to be blessed with a pure heart. Lord help me!

[TuanPham-hxez]

Holy man speaks holy words. Thanks be to God!

[Troyboy]

0:47 something sounds off to me. He says “when we were kids we would run around the woods, hoping to find a dirty magazine”. According to the Catholic catechumens, there are three elements of a sin (which includes sins of impurity); the object (or goal of the action), intention (motive), and circumstances. Access to modern IT (information tech) is only a change in circumstance, when compared to his scenario of “ running around the woods, looking for pornography“. From a pastoral perspective, it seems more reasonable if he would advise his parishioners to focus on also developing the ability to form pure and more rational objectives and to seek spiritual direction to help them develop internal motives that will keep them closer to God. This occurs to me to be a much more practical structure for advising these congregants.

[kml]

What a wonderful sermon, thank you Father, or Friar, I'm sorry I don't know which. But thank you for this, it actually brought alot of things to my attention that I do I didn't wven realize were bad habits. Constantly indulging, like bundling too warm at night, sleeping in and being lazy. This is great for an examination of conscience. I needed to hear this this morning. Thank you God for bringing this video up in my feed and bringing it to my attention. I love you, Jesus!

[ThanksStJoseph]

Wow! No holds barred! Kicked my butt. Thank you Father

[efs]

You also shouldnt be stimulated all the time. Sometimes sitting around doing nothing (being bored) is good for the mind. Too many people give kids smartphones because they think it's a crime not to be engaged all the time. Sometimes just being still with God is the best thing you can do

[shilakamrani]

Love this Holy Priest a real shepherd 🙏 God bless you Father

[lemancitriton]

I like that you picked out everyday things people don't even think about linking to impurity, not only because you brought it to my attention some of these things are problems in my life, but also why they're problems, which people often don't mention. When people don't give the reason why things are bad or just simply not good, they avoid them first, but later fall back into them thinking it's absurd or without reason to avoid them. But when reason is given, it is more understandable to follow, and can be better explained to others without turning them away before they get to hear the reasoning behind what might sound unreasonable at first. Please continue doing this good work, thank you, and God Bless you.

[mvtghcc]

So beautiful to hear of chastity lived out before and after marriage! Especially in a man!