Category Archives: “Four Last things” death judgment heaven hell
Feeling Blessed To Be Alive!
So then let us not sleep, as others do, but let us keep awake and be sober. (1 Thessalonians 5:6) Just Another Day April 3, 2019 started off as “just another day” for me. I said goodbye to … Continue reading
The End Is Near!
As the liturgical year winds down, the Church wants to be sure that we don?t forget a critical fact ? this life is temporary and will come to an end. Furthermore, at the end of our life, we will be … Continue reading
Give Up Worrying For Lent!
Since A Worrier’s Guide To The Bible was released, I’ve been doing a lot of speaking about anxiety. As I visit various parishes, I encounter many people who are worried about a variety of things. And I have to … Continue reading
This May Be Your LAST Lent…
…are you fully prepared to meet the Lord?? Or, like me, are there some imperfections you’d like to address? ?Now is the time to start thinking about doing SOMETHING for Lent…something that will allow you to become a better … Continue reading
Layoffs, Death and Preparation
A man must always be ready, for death comes when and where God wills it. (St. John Neumann) Several weeks ago, an email was sent from the president of our company.? He spoke of the need for a reduction … Continue reading
Contemplating Death
“Tempus Fugit, Memento Mori” (“Time Flies, Remember Death”) -? a motto of the Knights of Columbus I know it’s not a popular activity, but meditating upon the realities of death?is extremely important to our spiritual well being.? If we desire … Continue reading
What If Today Is Your Last Day?
“Since, when the hour of reckoning comes, you’ll be sorry for not having used this time in the service of God, why don’t you arrange and use it now as you would wish you’d done if you were dying?” (St. … Continue reading
The Four Last Things – Death
Today we?ll begin reviewing “The 4 Last Things? (Death, Judgment, Heaven, Hell) as taught by the Church. For most people, death is not something they like to discuss. It is, however, something we will all experience. Looking realistically at death … Continue reading