Summary of Eucaristía, Milagro de Amor que los Católicos Desconocen. Mensaje Urgente de Fernando Casanova.

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The speaker in the video discusses the importance of the Eucharist and how Catholics often do not appreciate it. He urges Catholics to minister to others the way Christ ministers to them, and to have faith in Him to change their lives.

• 00:00:00 The author of the video delivers a message about the importance of the Eucharist, which many Catholics do not understand or appreciate. He points out that, among other things, many Catholics neglect the mass in favor of other religious experiences, thinking that, in the end, each person goes to the religious ceremony that he or she prefers. He warns that we should be careful not to underestimate the power of God's love in the sacrament of the Eucharist, which is the most eloquent and powerful expression of His mercy. He concludes by urging Catholics to come to church more often and to live out the gospel in their everyday lives.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses how the Catholic Church misunderstands the sacrament of Eucharist, which is Jesus' presence on the altar. The video points out that this misunderstanding is due to a lack of knowledge about other things, such as the presence of the Lord Jesus in the Mass, the second person of the holy trinity, and the living word that coexisted with the Father from eternity. In the Mass, time stops, and we anticipate the end of the world. We rise up with Christ and the heavenly host descends to reveal themselves in the sacrament of bread and wine. This is the same Christ who performed miracles cleaning lepers, giving sight to the blind, and resurrecting the dead. The Mass is full of love, and by attending, you have communion with God and interaction with his angels, archangels, seraphim, and saints. The Church is the Heaven on Earth and the Glory of God anticipated. Brothers and sisters, I am speaking to the Catholics here. You know very well that among other things, the Mass is the same presence of the Lord Jesus. Catholic doctrine states that the Mass is the cessation of time of God's my life. Listen to me, please, during the Mass: time stops. We anticipate the end of
• 00:10:00 The speaker talks about how, even though Catholics have heard the same thing, they still go to church based on what they've been told. He then asks a question: could someone go to a different church that makes them feel better than their spouse does, and he says he is currently Catholic because he likes it. He explains that he is not Catholic because he agrees with the teachings of the Catholic Church. He goes on to say that, in terms of humanly speaking, what matters to him is the other church where he was previously. He states that he is there because it is the "right thing to do." He then talks about how, in the past, Catholics were forced to leave their church in Rome and start another one. He says that, today, we are faced with Catholics who have "thin skin" and who are filled with rumors. The speaker says that, in his community, there is no warmth, and that the priest never showed up at the funeral of his grandmother. He also says that, in the end, what would happen to someone who went down to a catacomb to participate in the Mass was that they would die. He concludes by saying that, although the expert opinion may be that the conditions in the catacombs were
• 00:15:00 The speaker discusses how sometimes the Mass can be boring for him, because it is always the same. He then goes on to explain that for Catholics, the real problem isn't the Mass, but a lack of love. He says that what Saint John of the Cross says is true: love alone pays the price. He asks Fernando to listen carefully, because he is a Catholic old man and he has been through a lot. Saint John of the Cross says that love alone can satisfy God. If we don't respond to this great demonstration of God's love in the Mass, we have a huge problem.
• 00:20:00 This video is about how some Catholics have not responded well to the love of God shown in the Eucharist. The speaker discusses how Jesus came to be human in order to show us how to respond to the love of God in our lives. He also points out that what Jesus did was even more heroic than becoming a hormiga. We are all created in God's image and should respond to his love in the same way that Jesus did. We should not be afraid to follow Jesus and accept his love even if it means making a big change in our lives.
• 00:25:00 The speaker discusses how fake witnesses are used to convict Catholics and how this happens every day in his country, Puerto Rico. He goes on to say that even though the sacrament of the Eucharist is shown to be full of human weaknesses, the love of God is still demonstrated in the cross. He then shares an instance in which he and others tied a man to a tree and whipped him while yelling insults at him, all in an attempt to show the humanity of Jesus Christ. The speaker asks for listeners to consider the fact that Satan is still aware of where the presence of God is, even in our modern world. He asks for brothers in the priesthood to be more diligent in their preparation for the Mass and for Christians to be more united in their love for one another.
• 00:30:00 The video discusses the importance of the Eucharist, or the Lord's Supper, and how Catholics often do not appreciate it. The speaker urges Catholics to minister to others the way Christ ministers to them, and to have faith in Him to change their lives. The speaker also encourages people to read the Bible and make their own decisions about what to do with their lives. Finally, the speaker thanks the donors who help to make this ministry possible.