10 Things You Didn't Know About St. Peter | The Catholic Talk Show
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- In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys talk about Saint Peter, the Prince of the Apostles and The First Pope.
Episode 128:
In this episode, we will discuss:
• Who was Simon Bar-Jonah?
• Why was his name changed to Peter?
• Was St. Peter married? Did he have children?
• Was St. Peter really the first pope?
• How was Saint Peter executed?
• Where are St. Peter's bones?
• and much more
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I picked him for confirmation. He’s an awesome saint,and so relatable. If you’re reading this I ask for you to prayer for me and please add me to your Rosary. I’m battling sarcoma cancer. Please my prayer warrior brothers and sisters. GOD bless you and your family !!!
I am on it, your prayer warrior, keep your back straight up, we are going to the new palace of heaven.
@@lisamitchell4873 thank you so much my sister
@@56pjr what makes you say it is not Christian? Who do you think Catholics pray to? Have you attended a Catholic Mass?
Praying for you 🙏🏻
Praying for you!!
Love your sharing the reality of our faith. Only issue I have I stay on line to get more afraid I'll miss something. I'll be 83 on 4 of July and our churches still closed here. It's killing me! Thanks for being there for us. Pray for my son to return to the faith. I'm working on grandchildren. Last but not least my beloved grandson's wife left him. They have two children I'm praying for. I'm moving back to where they live so I will be avaliable to take them to church with me. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU.
Thank you for informing us about Simon Peter's life as the first and longest reigning pope.
I hope you do an episode on the miracles of incorruptible bodies of saints
Thank God for the Catholic talk show!
He is my favourite saint! 😎
All his failings were told. It’s an indication of ALL the Gospels being true!
And the 2 Ryans. Fr Richard, u are so blessed to have them as ur best friends. ❤
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They portray St Peter’s wife in The Chosen.
If you guys haven't watched The Chosen series yet you should check it out! It shows how Peter may have been and lives (along with the other apostles). I know it's just a show but it's pretty good!
"and upon my rock, I will build my church" Love these fun facts about St Peter. Thank You for this ministry, may you save many souls. I subscribed and will look for your st. Paul facts next, Blessings
Upon this rock, not my rock.
@@drendaparfitt7417 ok prot
34:41 - I offer Christian unity on Thursday's Luminous Mysteries specifically The Baptism of The Lord in the Jordan. All true Christians at least agree on Baptism, so it's fitting in my opinion to pray for unity here in recognition of the full sacraments by the rest someday. Very deep - good video. I like the Appeian Way and the obelisk - passing down the Popes through the ages
Ty Fr. Richard ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏 God loves you “po”
Again yes Tres Fountaine beer 👍 Proudly wearing my Ryan & Ryan and Fr. Rich T-shirt
Phew! I tired. Guys....nice to see you. I'm so glad you all are healthy. Great show! Howard, keep 'em in line! 🧡🍺🙏
@@56pjr What was the Christian church back them if it wasn't Catholic? There was no protestant church at all. Why do you Hate the original Christian church so much ? I notice that you only say the Catholic Church is not Christian various places but you never respond So apparently you don't have an answer and you are led by satan himself
Loved this episode. My life parish is St. Peter in Aurora, il. I learned so much. Thank you.
Thank you I always enjoy watching your program.
Based St. Peter 🇻🇦
3 thing I know about St. Peter
1. He’s the first pope (Matthew 16: 18)
2. He sliced someone’s ear off once
And most importantly....
3. If it weren’t for him we wouldn’t have bacon 😂😂
Hahahaha he is definitely a cool guy.
I'm confused
😂🤙🐷🐖🥓😋
@@iacobusmonsi3645 how come?
@@eddiejuarez2427 why bacon
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! I didn't know a lot of the info about dear St. Peter. God's blessings to you!
Love you guys! Father Rich! Your opening was awesome!
I love the Chosens version of St Peter
What about the church where St Peter's bandage is believed to have fallen off and of Jesus' footstep on the Apian Way?💜✝️💜✝️💜✝️
Thank you 🙏
It’s nice to hear about St. Petronilla, she’s the saint my last name comes from
❤. Wud luk forward to see similar episodes on all d apostles and other important characters among d disciples of Jesus. Wud really like to know more about the 4 gospel authors....❤❤❤❤❤❤
Also, an episode on all d popes uptil now wud be nice....
You guys are just awesome...i learned so much. You guys put a lot of time and research into your show. Thank you
I love the chosen versio of peter 🙏
Bravo Unica Bella e Bello tiiiiiiiiama 🥰✝️
Hi, thank you so much for this and other videos you produce. I hope you see my comment as constructive and not destructive. I lapsed as a Catholic some decades ago. I didn't lose faith in God or Jesus or our Blessed Mother, but I did lose faith in the Catholic Church and the Bible. I had a Damascus moment a couple of years ago (for which I will be forever grateful to our Blessed Mother and the messages at Fatima). My reasons for lapsing play into the things not discussed in this video, which I will come to. I now thirst for anything that helps me in my knowledge of God and how I get to Heaven from the wilderness I got myself to as a lapsed Catholic.
One of the things that helped me lose faith in the teachings of the Catholic Church was the provenance of the Gospels. I had read and believed that none of Matthew Luke Mark and John had actually met Jesus, making me wonder how much was written might be authoritative, and how much had all the credibility of Chinese whispers. This was therefore one of the first things I looked at when I came home. I felt quite stupid not realising that John was at the foot of the Cross, and that Matthew was was the tax collector. In watching your brilliant video, I separately searched many things for more insight; such as St Peters house, and the story of the obelisk in the Vatican. Trying to find more about the Gospels of Mark and Luke, I found myself up to the eyeballs in google searches that say with great conviction that none of the books of the Gospel were written by people who met Jesus; they were anonymously written with names attributed later. Some of these comments supposedly come from those who study religion; self professed experts and so on. Yes, I know, as Abraham Lincoln once said "Don't believe everything you read on the internet." But it made me think that it would be topic for a video.
If this doubt about the authority of the Gospels helped me to lose faith, perhaps anything you can find that would help us to believe in the provenance of the Gospels may help others to come home or not stray as I did. Of course I will keep searching as well. God Bless you for the work you guys do.
Thank you for sharing
WOW THANKS FOR THE EDUCATION
This was beautiful!! I love St Peter! I go to St Paul's parish in pei Canada so I look forward to seeing your video on St Paul. I will have to look for it.
Great Show . Thanks for this. I am reading the Catholic New Testament so its great to hear facts that I dont know
anyone know if theres a summary of this podcast? i dont really have time to listen to the whole thing but am still interested
This video was really helpful to me, I learnt a lot of information about Peter that I needed to know, of course, most of it we can't actually prove that it happened, but it's still good to know.
I love your show. Informative and you guy's are funny. I love your bobble heads.
What’s that picture behind father? It has flames and near the Marian statue.
It's Saint Gabriel!
@@CatholicTalkShow is Howard selling his handmade sculptures yet?
What I really need to know is who's the bobble head with the yellow hat and the referee stripes?
@@ironymatt Yibbidi, Yibbida. It's Rex Hunt.
You guys are sooo cool! Thanks for reminding me of memories... i too have been to St. Peters house n your terminology of it being first church n Jesus living there was amazing as i went on a tour where i had difficulty with the language. Also i have been to Tre Fontane n have the holy water from there. Missed out on Scavi tour, really wanted to go but friends didnt. If this covid dies down i so want to revisit these places again. Thanks for bringing back to life so many memories. God bless you abundantly, i love your show. Sr. Carol, Sydney, Australia
The first church of Jesus was in Antioc.
There is even a church in Jerusalem come rating his denial of Jesus and a rooster on the roof pretty neat and Capernaum was neat too in fact I was there when the sculpture of St Peter was being dedicated not to mention at the same time John Paul 2 was there and hearing mass outdoors
Is it true that the orthodox keep an ornate chair meant as a seat of Peter at one side in their churches? Someone told me its just symbolic, it means nothing but perhaps it does? Can the show comment pls?
I loved this episode. It is fascinating (and reassuring) that God can and does use imperfect people like Peter. Yesterday we heard about the race to the empty tomb, and the disciple whom Jesus loved stopped short of entering the tomb, but not Peter, despite not being the disciple whom Jesus loved.
I’ve been to Peter’s house in Capernium✝️
Great episode! I don't understand why they cut St. Peter's feet? Did they do this for those who were crucified upside down?
The Romans didn't regularly crucify upside down. St Peter was crucified upside down at his own request - they made an exception for him
Somewhere in St Paul's letters (can't remember where) Paul mentions - disapprovingly - that St Peter - Cephas he called him - had his wife with him when he was travelling towards Rome. Which was probably her idea, not his. Maybe that's why his daughter may have reached Rome?
Suggestion: maybe say a prayer, based off the episodes theme, before each podcast?
We do, but it’s before the camera rolls!
@@CatholicTalkShow love the show. Listen to the podcast and subscribed on you tube for the numbers. Maronite Catholic here from Sydney Australia
This is one time you're allowed to gate crash, cheat do whatever, it's a good thing to do for your own soul.
i like the small religious figures on the table
Quo Vadis is a great movie
Not sure if this feedback goes to my boys from TCTS or not. Padre Pagano, if your church still needs kneelers, my church is getting rid of and giving away half of their pews. I’m sure they would be blessed to donate the kneelers to your parish. Assumption Church in Syracuse. FYI- Saint Mother Marianne Cope was a member way back when. Maybe it’s been graced by her knees, a relic so to speak 😉.
Father Pagano is very interested! Could you please send an email to info@catholictalkshow.com so we can connect you?
You should have a contest the winner gets your collection of bobble heads..?
No.
Is it possible to make everyone a Priest or a Nun, retire to join the workforce and then come back? There are some bad people who need to see the power of the Catholic Faith.
The Chair of St Peter is like Catholic's Presidents' Day? Funny how February 22 is also George Washington's birthday.😊
It is probable that Peter was a widower by the time he met Our Lord, as his mother-in-law is mentioned in the Gospels but his wife is not.
Is feeling intuitive actually God speaking?
The reason for Rome and not Jerusalem as the See of Peter was because the vast empire eventually would become Christian and its influence would be instrumental in the propagation of the Catholic Faith.
Those that bet on Constantinople, today suffer the consequences of antagonistic opposition.
Some believe St Mark was St Peter's son.💜✝️💜✝️💜✝️
What a beautiful thought. Sending all who read this love from all the saints and angels in heaven. Blessed be God
Mark is Peter's Spiritual son, probably baptized and taught about Jesus. Onesimus was Paul's Spiritual son. (Paul only baptized once or twice, he prepared the gentiles for baptism probably like the RCI does today.
Peter went to Rome because of the book of Daniel
The apostles first went to the Jews in the dysphoria so they could hear the Good News. It was a strategic move that Christ's Kingdom replaced the pagan Roman kingdom and gradually spread throughout the whole world with the help of the Holy Spirit.
@@DavidPerez-nz6tv Rome is because
Rome was the power of the world.
Roman Catholicism is the power of God
@@PInk77W1 For the glory of Rome
Comment for algorithm.
Scheel kinda looks like St. Peter here...just saying.
Saint Peter is The Rock a billion times more than Dwayne Johnson
HI SHALOM PEACE RYAN SHEEL RYAN DERECROSS FR RICHARD PAGANO SAN PETER TOLD THE ROMAN SHOUDIER TO CRUCIFY HIM UPSIDE DOWN
Please don't ever consider the other religion as your reference. Their prophet copied lots of passages in the bible sometimes it does not even coincide......
According to the Roman Catholic Church, St. Peter is the 1st Pope. St. Peter was a married-man... so why does the Catholic Church in an unscriptural manner (in my opinion) forbid Catholic priests to get married? If a priest wants to get married, he should be allowed to & not be forbidden. If a priest wants to be unmarried & live a celibate life, that equally should be allowed. Hopefully a good Catholic/Christian person can give an answer to my question.
Was he still married though are is that your assumption no where in the Bible and you are Bible alone is there mention of Peters wife only a mother in law this is an argument from silence on your part this is like assuming Joseph was alive during Jesus ministry he is never mentioned to be alive so that would be an argument from silence. In Peters day and age women routinely died in child birth and mothers in law would take care of children I such a case so it’s not out of the question this is what happened here.The tradition that he is a widower is mentioned here and alluded to here by some of the church fathers
The argument they make is that having a wife and family splits their devotion to the church. I think they'd get more priests if they let them be married because, well, sex be a dam fine thing for starters👌👈 and also people don't fancy living alone with no special someone. So a change will probably happen in the future when the church has dwindled to the point they need priests more than the harsh ideal.
Priestly celibacy is a practice or discipline, not a doctrine. There are married Roman Catholic Priests today, such as married men who were Luthern pastors and then convert to Catholicism and become priests. In addition, other Catholic rites allow married priests and are still in total union with Rome. If you want a fuller understanding, I suggest you read here: www.catholic.com/tract/celibacy-and-the-priesthood
@@lilwaynesworld0 Tradition can't be verified. The Bible says that St. Peter had a mother-in-law. That's enough for us to know that St. Peter was a married man.
@@frenchmansfury8022 Hopefully that will happen.... soon!
A priest who loves rock music and pulls the devil horns. Red flag much.
Explain.....?
Christianity and good music arent mutually exclusive. I always say that Nightmare by Avenged Sevenfold is the most Christian song ever written lol
Grow up. You are so miserable.
Peter is not the rock, Jesus himself is the rock. If you read the bible, you will see it all the way thru, you will see Christ is who the church is built upon. The is no mention in the gospels that ever out Peter in Rome. Paul wrote most of new testaments and never mentioned Peter of all the people who tended to Paul while in prison.
Jesus had already ascended then and has not returned again...........yet. So much for tradition! If Peter was main apostle, why did ne not write more than 2 small books in the New Testament? Paul wrote most of it.
Bull
Peter was the apostle to the Jews, Paul was yhe apostle to the Gentiles. No evidence in bible Peter in Rome. If he was there, why didn't he stand with Paul during his trial? The bible says Paul was alone. Peter was not there.....period.
K dude
Delusional
@@lois2997 read your bible!
Rome has it for a period of time it lost it in 1965 vatican council two. The Perpetual Sacrifice was removed and the abomination of desolation is replaced therein The Passover Prayers cannot be changed they are Perpetual. Remember He and the Apostles went to the Temple for Passover every year the prayers were about His death cant be changed.
You ain’t the first Protestant
You won’t be the last
Who cares about peter?🙄 next weeks episode needs to be about Thomas, the one apostle no one encourages you to be like. Is ol doubting Tommy a saint too? Why do cvlt leaders and sons of gods both reprimand those who show any amount of skepticism?
Ooh, final question, what would Father Rich say to someone who wanted to pick doubting thomas as their confirmation saint?
Thomas "the doubter" is a canonized saint, and is called Thomas the Apostle. He is the patron saint of India and has several prominent shrines. Other saints are named after St. Thomas the Apostle, such as St. Thomas Aquinas. In short, if someone wanted to pick Thomas because he doubted, that would be odd, but if they wanted to pick him because he overcame his doubt and professed faith, that would be noble.
@@phoult37 just so we're clear, do you think its noble to believe claims without objective and preferably empirical evidence, and "odd" to do the opposite and demand that kind of evidence before believing fantastic and miraculous claims?
If that's what you're implying, then I have several ocean front properties you might be interested in. You seem like a noble fellow.
@@frenchmansfury8022 You are missing the point: if one is getting confirmed in the Catholic Church, then it would be odd to choose a patron saint based on his own doubting, since the person being confirmed should already have made up his mind about the Truth of the Catholic Church.
Regarding your other comment:
1)To "believe" is to trust without objective and empirical evidence, so yes, it is noble. 2) How can one have objective evidence that is not empirical? After all, empiricism is the basis for objectivity.
3) Miracles by their nature cannot be objectively proven or measured, as they posit divine intervention, which of course is outside the scope of measurement (you can't quantify an infinite and unquantifiable God). There is certainly subjective evidence for miracles, but not objective. I'd like to note though that the "objective empirical evidence" bar is extremely high and rarely used in a person's daily life. You certainly don't walk around measuring everything before making decisions, and assuming you have a friend or loved one, that relationship is not based on objective empiricism.
@@phoult37 extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. If scribbled heresay, testimonies, and other subjective evidence are all you require to believe supernatural claims, what stops you from believing the angel Gabriel spoke the final revelation to Muhammad? That demons possessed some young girls in Salem? Or that leprechauns ate my homework? After all, I was an eyewitness to what those little fiends did, or so I can claim without repercussion if no one has the mind to ask for any more proof than the claim itself.
I use objective and empirical together because their colloquial understandings can differ. Empirical generally means things accessable to our senses, but even things that our senses cant detect can be verified by objective means like Neutrinos, quarks, magnetic fields etc.
If you're game for more conversation, id like to know the best evidence for the resurrection of Jesus. Pretend I'm a young family member who is skeptical, and who you desperately need to save from the fires of hell by convincing them of the truth of the Jesus Christ. Give me the best you got👍
@@frenchmansfury8022 Your first paragraph is a long straw-man. In addition, those other examples you listed contain internal contradictions and provable falsehoods. They are not analogous to the claims of Christianity in any meaningful way.
I'll gladly talk to you about Christianity, but your paragraph is littered with so many errors at the offset that I don't know how fruitful it will be. For example, "I" cannot save anyone from Hell, least of all myself. Conversion does not manifest through argument alone, and as such, there is no "perfect" argument for God that will convince a person to believe. Satan himself was an archangel in Heaven and still rebelled against God; some people simply reject the Truth. I don't want to get into a dialogue with you if your sole intent is quarrel and argument at the rejection of any and all Truth. I'm not interested in intellectual pride and masturbation, so if that's your intent, find a different sparring partner.
Stop joking! Paul V1 scarpered, John Paul 11 scarpered, Benefict and Francis too remember 70 AD what happened in Jerusalem Got Ya! Rome goes Guess Who? Ha! The Blind leading the Blind.
Who said Catholics have to be serious every minute geez
Nope
Please do not confuse or mislead your viewers by drawing parables between Catholicism and Islam, they are night and day. Any similarities between Christianity and Islam, come from the fact that they basically adapted and manipulated parts of the Old Testament. They completely blaspheme the New Testament. They have no real reverence for Jesus, which is evident by the words they often use to describe our Holy Queen.