Is watching T.V shows on YouTube a mortal sin?

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This morning I watched part of a National Geographic T.V show on YouTube. Is this a mortal sin?
 
LOL!! Why would you think that could possibly be a mortal sin? :ehh:
 
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Not sure. I tend to be Scrupulous at times and to me it seems like it’s Piracy.
 
Youtube is a service to provide free entertainment by videos.

No sin on your part.

Relax. 🙂

We scrupulous brothers have to stay strong in the fight towards heaven.
 
If it feels like piracy send a donation or order the video. Or tell YouTube that the video may violate guidelines (they’re usually pretty good about clearing copyright infringement videos off the channels) - National Geographic may be very happy to offer some of the videos for free.

It’s so interesting to read some of these posts on scrupulosity. My cousin’s wife is a psychologist and therapist, and she’s also a Methodist. We were talking about scrupulosity which she approaches as a form of OCD, and she’s looking for priests or deacons who are trained in counseling to attend to both the spiritual and emotional needs of Scrupulous Catholics so that we can approach the Sacraments remembering Grace and not being fearful of our forgiving God.
 
If it feels like piracy send a donation or order the video. Or tell YouTube that the video may violate guidelines (they’re usually pretty good about clearing copyright infringement videos off the channels) - National Geographic may be very happy to offer some of the videos for free.

It’s so interesting to read some of these posts on scrupulosity. My cousin’s wife is a psychologist and therapist, and she’s also a Methodist. We were talking about scrupulosity which she approaches as a form of OCD, and she’s looking for priests or deacons who are trained in counseling to attend to both the spiritual and emotional needs of Scrupulous Catholics so that we can approach the Sacraments remembering Grace and not being fearful of our forgiving God.
How about finding a priest or decon that is scrupulos? No better way to know how to treat a person who is a person.
 
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