PS. I've never been to New York obviously I don't live there. It must be a fantastic place. To all New Yorkers, I must say, that you all demonstrated truly fine character during a horrendous time in your history, I had to get that out there. You're all great Americans, and you're tough as hell.
I'm so thankful for this episode, as Father Chris provided us with a beautiful portrait of Father Mychal's life. I'm not religious but I absolutely understand the importance of religion as part of humanity. From the stories I've heard, they provided so much comfort to people that day. It's beautiful that they could do that in such an awful, terrifying situation. I will never forget the footage of Mychal Judge in the WTC lobby, pacing and praying for everyone, with sorrow written on his face & the sadness felt when I saw that iconic image of him. He's a reminder of the good in this world, when sometimes it can be so hard to see. Love and peace to all.
I recently watched a survivor who spoke about coming through just before the collapse and found Father judge's helmet said he instinctively picked it up thinking somone will be missing this and brought it to some higher ranking firefighter. who was not as impressed as the man had expected not knowing that he had been killed.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Father Judge's homily was absolutely utterly astounding & uncanny too. Thank you very much for sharing it with us. Be Blessed.
Thank you so much for staying with that fireman for an hour. Your testimony gave me chills. Very touching on how the fireman was laid out on the altar.
You sort of get a sense of understanding of why he seemed so sad and focused that day, doesn’t it?? When I watched the documentary (before watching this) I simply though it was human fear. I was wrong.
God bless you all over and over Father, thank you for the work you do for all of these men and women. They need protection all the time, so that they may provide protection for others. You are quite a man. I'm sorry you lost you dear friend, Father Judge. He's well protected now.
I'm thankful for this episode! He answered a lot of questions I had. Especially why they were filming those firefighters before the first plan hit the building.
It's crazy i know but, I was today years old when I found out that this wasn't the first time the towers were attacked! So heart breaking but at the same time, so much beauty only by the way that people were working together and differences were forgotten about and the only thing that mattered was the preservation of life!
My family and I had reservations to be at the restaurant Windows on the World on the 106th floor of the North Tower hours after the first time it was bombed in 1993. I was 13 years old. It was very scary
Sorry to be that guy.. but Father Judge was not the "first person to die at the World Trade Centre" that day; not even close. He was just issued a special disaster death certificate numbered 0001. Apart from every person on the first plane, every person on the second plane, as well as HUNDREDS of people inside BOTH the buildings, and numerous people who chose to jump, the first firefighter to die was Danny Suhr who was struck by a person who had jumped from the tower above. Father Judge died near the outer part of the lobby of the north tower as the south tower collapsed nearly an hour and half after it ll began. Which of course meant that hundreds more had just died moments before as their tower came down. They were also people who were struck with aircraft parts and building debris from the North Tower who were definitely deceased and their body was put in an ambulance or the back of the cab immediately and taken to an official point at that time. Not that it really matters what order people died, but still I've never understood where this falsehood that 'father judge was the first person to die' came from, apart from the fact that the death certificate reads 001. Anyone can see that that simply isn't true
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I never thought about the job of Fire Chaplains after the attacks 😢. Thank you for all you’ve done.
Thank you Father Chris for such a beautiful memory story of Father Mychal Judge.
PS. I've never been to New York obviously I don't live there. It must be a fantastic place. To all New Yorkers, I must say, that you all demonstrated truly fine character during a horrendous time in your history, I had to get that out there. You're all great Americans, and you're tough as hell.
My heart smiles to think of (& imagine) Father Mychal up in Heaven greeting each and every soul coming up that ladder.
I'm so thankful for this episode, as Father Chris provided us with a beautiful portrait of Father Mychal's life. I'm not religious but I absolutely understand the importance of religion as part of humanity. From the stories I've heard, they provided so much comfort to people that day. It's beautiful that they could do that in such an awful, terrifying situation. I will never forget the footage of Mychal Judge in the WTC lobby, pacing and praying for everyone, with sorrow written on his face & the sadness felt when I saw that iconic image of him. He's a reminder of the good in this world, when sometimes it can be so hard to see. Love and peace to all.
I recently watched a survivor who spoke about coming through just before the collapse and found Father judge's helmet said he instinctively picked it up thinking somone will be missing this and brought it to some higher ranking firefighter. who was not as impressed as the man had expected not knowing that he had been killed.
Beautifully done.. such a wonderful tribute to Father Judge.
What a remarkable story about an extraordinary member of the NYFD.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Father Judge's homily was absolutely utterly astounding & uncanny too. Thank you very much for sharing it with us. Be Blessed.
Truly gut-wrenching! Lord, please bless these families and this blessed man who carries such a tremendous burden. The pain is still there at 20 years.
the look on his face when he says "for 18 years after 9/11" i think resonates with the whole world. unbelievable.
Thank you so much for staying with that fireman for an hour. Your testimony gave me chills. Very touching on how the fireman was laid out on the altar.
He was a priest.
A beautiful account of a wonderful person and a terrible day. Thank you.
Thank you for blessing us Father Chris 🙏🏻❤️
This was the hardest video in this series to watch, and the one that brought me closest to tears. I'd love to talk with Father Chris.
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I’d love to talk to him too. ❤ To have that premonition- I wish he’d had more time- more life before that. To feel life is over at 68. 😢
I just watched the firefighter documentary where you see Mychels last moments 🙏🏻💔
You sort of get a sense of understanding of why he seemed so sad and focused that day, doesn’t it?? When I watched the documentary (before watching this) I simply though it was human fear. I was wrong.
RIP SAINT MYCHAL
Powerful! Thank you for this from the bottom of my heart.
God bless you all over and over Father, thank you for the work you do for all of these men and women. They need protection all the time, so that they may provide protection for others. You are quite a man. I'm sorry you lost you dear friend, Father Judge. He's well protected now.
I'm thankful for this episode! He answered a lot of questions I had. Especially why they were filming those firefighters before the first plan hit the building.
Thank you for sharing, loved hearing the last days in of Father Judge.
Mr. Keenan's voice is so calm- if I were in his shoes I'd have trouble breathing telling everyone about 9/11
Until I saw this video, I never knew that was Father Mychel Judge in that iconic picture being carried out by rescuers. 💗💗💗
That's one of the saddest pictures of 9/11
I wonder what it was like to see the plane coming. How insane. Thank you for sharing
Judge getting struck by a block of cement in the basement of tower one by the collapse of tower two (South tower) just seemed right out of the Omen…
It's crazy i know but, I was today years old when I found out that this wasn't the first time the towers were attacked! So heart breaking but at the same time, so much beauty only by the way that people were working together and differences were forgotten about and the only thing that mattered was the preservation of life!
My family and I had reservations to be at the restaurant Windows on the World on the 106th floor of the North Tower hours after the first time it was bombed in 1993. I was 13 years old. It was very scary
Is this man available to talk to?
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This one hurt the most 😢
Sorry to be that guy.. but Father Judge was not the "first person to die at the World Trade Centre" that day; not even close. He was just issued a special disaster death certificate numbered 0001. Apart from every person on the first plane, every person on the second plane, as well as HUNDREDS of people inside BOTH the buildings, and numerous people who chose to jump, the first firefighter to die was Danny Suhr who was struck by a person who had jumped from the tower above. Father Judge died near the outer part of the lobby of the north tower as the south tower collapsed nearly an hour and half after it ll began. Which of course meant that hundreds more had just died moments before as their tower came down. They were also people who were struck with aircraft parts and building debris from the North Tower who were definitely deceased and their body was put in an ambulance or the back of the cab immediately and taken to an official point at that time. Not that it really matters what order people died, but still I've never understood where this falsehood that 'father judge was the first person to die' came from, apart from the fact that the death certificate reads 001. Anyone can see that that simply isn't true
Maybe that's what he meant, among the responders who died, he was the first one.
Who else remember ppl going to the streets in Middle East burning the American flag celebrating this horrid day?
The botched withdrawal from Afghanistan is an insult to those innocent lives lost on 9/11.
Afghanistan had nothing to do with 911 ! It was all about money ! 911 took away our freedoms! Patriot Act ! Cameras on Every Corner! The Attackers came from within this Country! We are all fools ! Trump negotiated the withdraw and I hate both parties !
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Is it? The US was there 20 yrs too long
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Too bad there wasn’t a brain cell among the leadership to withdraw without more chaos and death.
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Was Father Judge the first "person" to die at the World Trade Center? Wasn't he the first Emergency worker to die there?
The first certified/documented victim.
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He had first death certificate # 00001