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Seriously, any guesses as to what this is, or event, or 'ceremony'? I have never seen the link before in all my life, and cannot for the life of me, figure it out.
Ah, interesting take. Do you have any video of pentecostals that do something similar (or as violently, rapid shaking of the head by laying on of hands, as that seems rather extreme)?It looks like this false priest is what they call a CatholicCharsamatic.
He is making believe he has special magical powers.
He is trying to mimic the pentecostal false teachers by "laying on of hands" believing superstitiously that he is conferring The Power of the Spirit to these unsuspecting children.
That is why he is violently shaking their heads.
I would also be interested in any 'catholic' persons understanding of what is taking place in this video material linked. Also, if they may provide an official statement or link to said practice in the 'catholic' writings, and where such an practice may have originated, and its purpose. Thank you.
Actually, no., uso utiliyan. You may see our worship, as common and standard, here:You mean you guys don't get a head shake, smack on the head or kicked on the rear when you go to church?
Wow how boring.![]()
Malo. Beware the hypocrites and the ignorant uso utilyan. What is therein presented in the video you have provided has nothing to do with the true worship of the living God, and I am bold enough to state this, but is what is in the link I asked about in the OP the same for 'catholicism'? I am not condemning, I am simply asking. I truly desire to know what is going on in the OP link, and its origins. As an ex-catholic, I had never experienced anything like that which is presented in the video, and desire to know its origins, and purposes.Any real rotten person can easily vilify any folks with cultural differences. For example how many folks can watch folks bit like yourself Alofa and then construe it all to some evil pagan worship?
Like if some group does a Haka war dance or whatever......oh obviously they worship Satan......
It gets old. The real worship of Satan is in the accusation of others.
Actually, no., uso utiliyan. You may see our worship, as common and standard, here:
A sabbath service:
a weekly Wednesday night prayer meeting:
a Bible study night:
An evangelistic series:
Camp-meeting:
I have never found the word of God boring, once I was born again. It is always powerful, moving, and intriguing, and most of all, truth.
A true Seventh-day Adventist (beware the hypocrites) has no need of external excitement to 'amp' the worship unto God, for out of the abundance of the heart of thanksgiving for salvation and redemption in Christ Jesus, we return praise and thanksgiving to God through song, obedience and love for His so great gifts.
I can accept that, but that still doesn't explain what it is that this person is doing, and whether anyone in hierarchy has done anything about it, such as question it, or even reprimand for it. I am more interested in what this person thinks that they are doing with young children's heads by shaking them from side to side like that.This is one video of one priest at one parish somewhere and assure you, it is quite out of the ordinary in things Catholics do. ...
I understand the part about the individual, and did not suggest that the whole of the 'catholic' priesthood did such a thing, and was pretty clear in the OP, in that I had never see anything like it and wanted to know what is going on, and why.The priest at the local level has some leeway in doing things and if there is a real problem with him doing this he does have a Bishop he must answer to.
I was a life-long Catholic.As a lifelong Catholic
For me as well, which is what I stated.... this is the first time I have seen such a thing,
Really? With all the sexual abuse, cover-ups, scandals from top to bottom, financial thefts, and all manner of things within the 'catholic' system, I find that a lone-priest, doing his own thing, such as violently shaking the heads of children quite disturbing, as I would find the same if a school teacher had done it, or even a child-care provider. People are arrested for 'shaken-baby'.and there is no need to get all worked up about this.
Pardon, your ignorance, but the video shows more than "rubbing the heads", as some are violently shaken from side to side with both hands of said 'priest'. Watch it again. It even shows him kicking a child with his foot, who is on the ground after the head shaking. It even shows the children covering their heads before approaching, as if in fear of what is coming. At the end of each shaken child, the priest then smacks them on the head, or back of the head with force to send the head flying forward.Good grief, he's only rubbing the heads of some folks in a vigorous manner
Do you always attempt to cover such odd behaviour by asinine jokes?- maybe he's just trying to dislodge some head lice?
You will have to be specific with example.Face it, you folks yourself are out of the Christian norm with some things you engage in as well
God is to be worshipped 24/7/365. Seventh-day Adventists rest and have convocation on the 7th day, God's sabbath ((sunset to sunset), which is not in technicality "saturday" (Roman pagan time, midnight to midnight)), yet never the less, as stated, we worship God in all days of the week, no matter their name, as the 4th Commandment (Exodus 20:8-11), which Romanism has sought to change the time and law of (Daniel 7:25), even by their own admission (Prompta Bibliotecha, etc), deals with all 7 days of the week, from Genesis., most notably your Saturday worship.
I do not gamble, but you will have to simply provide the specific example.I bet there are other instances where you are also in error.
rdon, your ignorance, but the video shows more than "rubbing the heads", as some are violently shaken from side to side with both hands of said 'priest'. Watch it again. It even shows him kicking a child with his foot, who is on the ground after the head shaking. It even shows the children covering their heads before approaching, as if in fear of what is coming. At the end of each shaken child, the priest then smacks them on the head, or back of the head with force to send the head flying forward.
God is to be worshipped 24/7/365. Seventh-day Adventists rest and have convocation on the 7th day, God's sabbath ((sunset to sunset), which is not in technicality "saturday" (Roman pagan time, midnight to midnight)), yet never the less, as stated, we worship God in all days of the week, no matter their name, as the 4th Commandment (Exodus 20:8-11), which Romanism has sought to change the time and law of (Daniel 7:25), even by their own admission (Prompta Bibliotecha, etc), deals with all 7 days of the week, from Genesis.
Let me see if I understood you and your logic correctly.Look, I am sure the parents of these kids know about this. It is up to them to make a complaint to the Bishop if they see a reason to. It is not my concern about what is happening here. ....
Actually, no., uso utiliyan. You may see our worship, as common and standard, here:
A sabbath service:
a weekly Wednesday night prayer meeting:
a Bible study night:
An evangelistic series:
Camp-meeting:
I have never found the word of God boring, once I was born again. It is always powerful, moving, and intriguing, and most of all, truth.
A true Seventh-day Adventist (beware the hypocrites) has no need of external excitement to 'amp' the worship unto God, for out of the abundance of the heart of thanksgiving for salvation and redemption in Christ Jesus, we return praise and thanksgiving to God through song, obedience and love for His so great gifts.
Please, take heed uso utilyan,Its a joke. Sorry it went over your head.
In Catholic Church Children eagerly get in line to await getting their rear kicked. Part of the catholic ninja training for unexpected attack.
Please, take heed uso utilyan,
Job_21:3 Suffer me that I may speak; and after that I have spoken, mock on.
Pro_14:9 Fools make a mock at sin: but among the righteous there is favour.
The counsel is wisdom. If unheeded, then comes the reaping of what was sown, and one will always reap more than they sow, for it is the law of sowing and reaping from the beginning, some 30, some 60 and some 100 fold:
Pro_1:26 I also will laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear cometh;
Hmmm, "moral high ground". I thank God for the thought, and the reality - Calvary - Luke 23:33 KJBI'm explaining its a joke to you. You don't need to get all sanctimonious, you lost the moral high ground when you walked in with a accusation, passive or not.
"Pro_1:26 I also will laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear cometh;"
Merry Christmas. I wish nothing but God's blessing to you and your family.
You mean you have so little respect and reverence for God you use him as ammo for your personal squabble.Hmmm, "moral high ground". I thank God for the thought, and the reality - Calvary - Luke 23:33 KJB
Luk_23:33 And when they were come to the place, which is called Calvary, there they crucified him, and the malefactors, one on the right hand, and the other on the left.
Isa_6:1 In the year that king Uzziah died I saw also the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up, and his train filled the temple.
Joh_12:32 And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.
Isa_45:22 Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for I am God, and there is none else.
??? I was showing that if anyone has the high moral ground it is JEHOVAH Elohiym, demonstrated at Calvary. Love is the high moral ground., uso. There was no assault here, just sharing a thought that came in result of your comment.You mean you have so little respect and reverence for God you use him as ammo for your personal squabble.
Please, Grow up.