What did Jesus truly mean when He told His disciples not to carry money, extra clothes, or even sandals? Why would He say it will be more tolerable for Sodom than for a city that rejects the Gospel? In this deep dive into Matthew 10, we explore how early Church Fathers like Jerome, John Chrysostom, Augustine, and Gregory the Great understood this powerful passage.🔹 Discover why Jesus emphasized trust in divine providence🔹 Learn how the apostles’ radical detachment from wealth served the Gospel🔹 Understand the symbolic meaning of shaking off the dust🔹 Hear how miracles were meant to affirm truth, not enrich the preacher🔹 See why the message of the Kingdom of Heaven was shockingly bold0:00 - Introduction to "Catholic Girl on the Radio"1:30 - Reading from Matthew 10:1-73:45 - Prayer and Reflection5:00 - Commentary by Cornelius A. Lapide7:30 - The Significance of the Twelve Apostles10:00 - The Primacy of Peter Explained15:00 - Symbolism of the Number Twelve18:00 - Insights from Early Church Fathers22:00 - The Role of Family in Apostolic Mission25:00 - Reflections on Judas Iscariot28:00 - Conclusion and Final ThoughtsWhether you're a student of Scripture or someone seeking deeper insight into Christian discipleship, this video unpacks the spiritual and practical meaning behind Jesus’ mission instructions—and why they still matter today.📖 "Freely you have received, freely give." (Matthew 10:8)✝️ Like, comment, and subscribe for more rich reflections on Scripture and the Church Fathers.