Can you “pray away” mental illness? Is there hope for people who commit suicide? Kai and Libby discuss the Catholic Church’s …

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  1. Thank you so much to everyone behind the making of these videos. This is a great and much needed topic to hear about. Thank God for his grace and strength that leads us through those great darknesses. Thank God for sending us our savior who truly understands our suffering. Thank God for the saints who can be examples for us to learn and grow. Thank God for the doctors and therapists who have studied and given their lives to helping others. Thank God for the friends and family that help us back up when we're down, who are always by our side. And thank God for the Catholic Central team who continue to faithfully create content and work to help strengthen us in our faith and bring us closer to Him. ❤️

  2. I just love this channel…. love it's concept… and ofcourse, the content..

    Libby and Kai are extraordinarily good.

    You looked amazing in this video Libby

  3. I checked out your website… And I'm proud of you guys… The whole team of Catholic Central… It's so humbling to see people dedicated to God's Kingdom the way Family Production is…

    I can't wait to see a million subscribers of Catholic Central…

    Kai, Libby you guys are adorable…

    God bless you all

    Edit:

    I just noticed that I've already posted a message on this video… Well, more praise never hurt anybody 🙂

  4. Thank you for this I grew up in a Catholic home and my parents don’t believe in suffering/ mental health/ therapy which gave me the mindset that it’s a sin 🙁 but I’m slowly breaking that bond thank you for this 🙂

  5. I’ve had depression, anxiety, and minor OCD for most of my life (I’m 21) and in November I had been so scared and sad. I was scared because I was terrified that there might not be an afterlife, I began increasing my therapy sessions and returned to regular (virtual) church sessions. I am not Catholic I am Anglican but both have helped me a lot.

  6. You really oversimplify with the ability of medication to cure mental illness. They don't always work and never to the extent of normalcy but I wouldn't not take my medication barring their availability due to quantity or feasibility. I hardly believe Jesus to ever suffer of mental illness. We'd like to believe Christ sufferred in always we suffer (Hebrews verbatim) but His sufferings were not this complete and it's only through the individual sufferings of the members of the Church (The body of Christ) bringing Christ's suffering afflictions to perfection (Colosians) and we thus can offer up such sufferings for the benefit to the Church Penitent. You speak of receiving the Sacraments but as mentally ill there are only five of the seven Sacraments to the suffers disposal. Marriage is not Sacramental and Holy Orders is banned by Canon Law to those mentally ill. I think you should address mental illness and sin. I have been in the past very depressed with guilt of my many sins even after absolution because my act of contrition is merely an act in lieu of my mental illness behavior. I now have the idea I cannot commit mortal sin due to my illness but I am still nonetheless a sinner in need of absolution for there isn't any license to commit sin. Please pray we all experience Sanctifying Grace not merely by rational thinking but that we may do the commissions of Jesus. Thank you for you taking serious the topic of suicide. Praise God it's been a fleeting thought thus far for me but unfortunately not my family and extended family for there are many of those seeking the ruin of souls to which we wrestle as does St Michael in our behalf.

  7. Thank you for this video. I've been dealing with mental illness, and as a Catholic, taking care of myself has been a difficult journey. I don't always feel supported in my health so I appreciate what you guys are doing. Keep up the good work and
    God bless <3

  8. Spirituality is all inclusive. only science separates them.
    God created a whole person, spirit soul and body.I had mental illness for a long time, from childhood.
    It was surrendering my life to God daily, reminding myself im not in control he is,going to daily mass, rosary and contemplative meditation everyday.
    Walking. over a period of time all those things got me well. I can't rest on my butt it's a lifetime's work one day at a time one step at a time.
    We are spirits in human bodies.

  9. I'm a married man having three kids , I'm experiencing a feeling that someone or some people are suffering intensely around my neighbourhood or or somewhere not very far. can u help me what is this sort of feeling is psychologically n spiritually?

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