Nachter, famous Catholic influencer, and his wife reveal the secret ingredient for family humor

Nachter, the famous Catholic influencer who follows millions of people around the world in social networks, and his wife Roseanne, reveal from the Sanctuary of Torreciudad in Spain, what is the “secret ingredient” to maintain humor in the family, despite the problems and sufferings of everyday life.

“It is easy for me,” she said. “For me too,” he added, and then point it out in unison against the more than 6,000 people who participated in the 33rd Marian Day of the Family in the Sanctuary: “We say it to the three. One, two, three: three: three: three: three: three: three: three: three: three: three: three: three: God”.

Humor despite pain

Ignacio “Nacho” Gil Conesa, the businessman who left his job to devote himself to creating family humor content on social networks like Nachter, admitted when commenting on his answer that “maintaining humor is difficult at times, isn’t we?

“Then, there are moments where you simply have confidence and faith, and knowing that God is your Father, God loves you madly, and then, if you love you madly, what you are doing is for your good, even if you don’t understand it,” he said.

Roseanne, Filipina by birth, recalled that “pain and suffering is part of life. We are all afraid of suffering, pain, but we must feel it. And if one day, then, we are sadder, because nothing happens. We can feel that sadness and that pain, but that does not define life and us.”

“And then we also have two options when there is pain and suffering. Or it unites us more as a team, or unites God more and makes us better people and takes us the best version of ourselves, or quite the opposite. Being worse people, get away from God, get away from our loved ones,” he added.

Then, Nachter’s wife later said, “it is a decision to make, because problems and pain and suffering will always be part of life.”

To finish the answer, Nachter said that “problems will never disappear. They can disappear for a few months, but they will always be there. What speaks of us as people is how we face those problems. In the end it is with God.”

How to transmit Christian values?

To this question, Nachter replied that “the example is the best way to teach. That is, I think you have to live the values ​​first, be you that cheerful person and then the people who see him transmit to others.”

In that sense, Roseanne highlighted the importance of “respecting people’s freedom. I believe that if each one focuses on living faith well and making it attractive to himself, that comes naturally, and others see it and see something in you that they don’t know what it is, but they see you so happy, so happy.”

As an example, the young woman recalled the testimony that Nachter’s parents gave when they went to her sister’s wedding in the Philippines: “Everyone as they saw them and they told me ‘is that what monkeys are’, because they see them there dancing, super in love, such, and my sister, my brother -in That is God and indeed, because of course, they go to Mass together, pray the rosary together and it shows. ”

Returning to the thread, Nachter commented that “with which they see that you are happy, with which they see that you believe in God, and that God will know when, at what time, or before his deathbed, because maybe he says, ‘Hey looks Mary was so happy that to see if God exists'”

A advice for families

In the final part of the dialogue, they were asked for a single advice from both for the families present and those who see the video later. Roseanne said that “in the family it would help each one have that spirit of service and think about how to serve others and how to contribute to your family,” being parents or children, to generate “a more pleasant family environment.”

Nachter said in turn that his advice is “to think about the other. That is, that mothers and fathers think of their children: try to connect a little more with the children, that I see it in many talks that I give to parents, try to put a little more in Tiktok, a little more on Instagram, a little more in the networks, things that handle your children to understand it, not only prohibit it.”

“And from the children, spend more time with your family, try to understand your parents, try to leave the mobile side,” he encouraged.

“I can assure you one thing,” he finally resulted, “in the future you will never regret having spent too much a little time with your mobile. Now, having too little time with the family? Surely.”