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  • čas přidán 16. 08. 2012
  • www.catholic.com/profiles/matt...
    Catholic Answers speaker and apologist comments on confession and God's forgiveness.
    Matt Fradd is Australian by birth and Catholic by choice. After experiencing a profound conversion at World Youth Day in Rome in 2000, Matt committed himself to inviting others to know Jesus Christ and the Church He founded. As a missionary in Canada and Ireland, Matt proclaimed the Gospel to over ten thousand teens and young adults. Matt has also served the Church through full-time lay ministry in Australia, Ireland, Canada, and Texas.
    Matt has been seen or heard on the BBC, EWTN, The Irish Morning Show, and Catholic Answers Live, where he has shared his personal story of sin, redemption, and healing to people all over the world.
    Recently, Matt, his fearless Texan wife, and their three beautiful children (Liam, Avila, and baby on the way) moved to sunny San Diego where Matt now works as an Apologist and Speaker with Catholic Answers. Matt best demonstrates his infectious passion for the faith when he speaks about the many wounds that pornography inflicts, the healing that Christ offers in the Sacraments, and the freedom that the Church proposes in Her teachings on the virtue of chastity.

Komentáře • 10

  • @mrbill2600
    @mrbill2600 Před 11 lety +296

    Years ago my confessor ask if I was truly repentant and determined to amend my life regarding a reoccurring sin? My answer was yes and he said of course it was. He then told me that I should continue to battle this fault BUT that that was not the sin that Satan was after. That Satan's ultimate goal was that I should commit the sin of despair... give up on God and then be open to embrace a sinful secular life. That that is Satan's goal for all of us.

  • @Mikemanify
    @Mikemanify Před rokem +49

    I cannot emphasize how powerful praying the FULL ROSARY DAILY is against lust.

  • @TheElrem
    @TheElrem Před 11 lety +34

    i can relate to you all guys. it is so hard, but i never give up. ASK FOR THE GRACE and the WISDOM to know how to fight... and GOD will give it to us.. that is what is written in the letter of St. James

  • @husq48
    @husq48 Před 10 lety +29

    Why are some of us so given to despair?!

  • @lullabiesofthedusk
    @lullabiesofthedusk Před 2 lety +12

    Hello Matt Fradd from the past👋

    • @catholiccom
      @catholiccom  Před 2 lety +19

      Hello Nightingale's Note from the now

  • @rhdtv2002
    @rhdtv2002 Před 7 lety +29

    I really wish they didnt disable some of the commentary section on some of their videos

  • @ZuoCruz
    @ZuoCruz Před 8 lety +68

    “If your right hand makes you stumble, cut it off and throw it from you; for it is better for you to lose one of the parts of your body, than for your whole body to go into hell. Mt 5:30
    Even i have a hard time giving up something precious (laptops, tablets, smartphone, etc.) for the sake of combatting this addiction. feelsbadman

  • @zenos59
    @zenos59 Před 11 lety +19

    No as long as you are willing to try to NEVER commit that sin again you can be forgiven
    and if what your saying is true lets say you convince yourself that you will never commit this sin again...and then lets assume that because of our human nature you fall...does that make your last conffesion invalaid? does God revoke his forgivness?

  • @pattydavis8175
    @pattydavis8175 Před 3 lety +11

    Habitual Catholics need help and healthcare and a second or third opinion rather than going to Mass and confession all the time.