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Sunday, April 12, 2026
Sunday Meditation: How Can We Be Happy in Heaven if Our Loved Ones Aren't There?
Funerals turn the minds of the faithful to the four last things: death, judgment, heaven or hell. That's not too surprising when you think about it. Even those who have little or no relationship with God must think about "What's next!" when they attend a funeral. "Is this really all there is?... Where is my loved one, friend, acquaintance, colleague now?...What will happen to me after I die?"
Thursday, February 8, 2018
Overcome the Darkness with the Light of Hope!
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| When you think the world's in twilight before dark consider you may be seeing the coming dawn! |
There is much these
days to rob the most optimistic Catholic of hope. The dark clouds gather not
only over our world and our country, but over the Church as well. When
oppressive gloom begins to depress us, we would do well to remember the slogan
of the Christophers: “It’s better to light one candle than to curse the
darkness.” And if we have eyes to see, that single candle illuminates signs of
hope everywhere, because hope is higher and wider than despair. Let me share a
few examples.
Anthony Esolen, the
persecuted English professor who got into hot water with the diversity
barbarians at purportedly Catholic Providence College, recently described an
experience at his new academic home, St. Thomas More College in Merrimack, NH:
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