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Pros for being Protestant

The Catholic view of God is more loving than all the various Protestant views of God. In Catholicism we offer divine liturgy for those who are deceased, offering prayers regardless of a soul’s fate, which reflects a deep compassion and trust in God’s mercy. This beautiful apostolic tradition speaks to the Church’s hope for every soul and its desire to intercede, embracing even those whose eternal fate is uncertain. It honors the mystery of God’s justice and mercy, allowing the faithful to lovingly remember and pray for all, united beyond death by love and trust in God’s grace. Amen.

This peace of which the dead are in possession becomes the share of the just on this earth. Nothing afflicts them. If they have committed sins, they know that the blood of Christ has washed them away, and that God considers them no longer; they care not for the world nor its honors, and when they do not have them they are not disturbed. ** The world is crucified to them." They are happy to depart from this world, like the prisoner who is glad to escape from confinement; happy that the chains of their slavery to the things of this earth are struck off. They rejoice that heaven is so near. The just man does not fear the future, because he is sure of the mercy of God; be thinks of God, speaks of God and awaits His call. There is nothing sad about the death of a good man, when viewed in the proper light; though oppressed with misfortune there is real happiness in his face and joyfulness in his actions; all the dark thoughts disappear when he takes the crucifix in his hands, embraces it, and invokes the name of Jesus and of our Mother Mary. He is sure of heaven. St. Edmund had a great devotion to Mary from his childhood; when near death he said: "How beautiful it is to die in the protection of Mary, of whom I never asked anything but it was granted." What a happiness is it to the dying man when the sacrament of love, the Holy Eucharist, is brought to him for his last food, his viaticum, to give him strength for that great journey to an unknown world, to receive that Jesus who has been so often his comfort in life; in a short time he will see that same Jesus in heaven, no longer hidden under the sacramental veil. In this manner the Church with its sacraments comforts her faithful followers, detaches them gently from the things of this world, and raises their minds and their hearts to heaven and God. Could not the dying Christian say to his weeping friends that surround his death-bed: " 0 how beautiful heaven is, how magnificent is its glory! And you, my friends, do not wish me to go there! You would rather keep me in this exile. Give me heaven." . A hermit was once at the point of death, and he spoke in this manner, to the edification of all: " I thank you, my eyes, for the services you have done me in my life, for you have been fountains of tears for my sins. Now look up to heaven, close to the things of this earth; my hands, I thank you for having helped in the castigation of my body. Now you shall do glorious things for God in heaven. Blessed lips, hereafter praise God in heaven." . Do you, my dear young people, wish to die the death of the just? Then live well; it is not possible to come to a good death through a bad life, unless by a miracle, and miracles are very rare. St. Paul, the first hermit, prayed day and night on his knees and, as a reward, was found dead in the same position. Many of you are still innocent; what a beautiful death yours will be, if you remain so to the end of your lives! Innocence is beautiful in the eyes of God. If you wish to preserve that innocence, pray much. Have recourse to the sacraments, and have a tender devotion to the Blessed Virgin. She will assist you now, and at the hour of your death. Now, as a conclusion to this sermon, as well as at the conclusion of your life, make one great sacrifice, one great resolution that will do you good and be a glory to God; that is to be faithful to your holy religion in all its laws and practices, and you will close your eyes in peace, and your death will be precious in the sight of God; then all evil and all temptation mil be over, and you will be in the possession of God.

"If we find it hard to trust others because we have been hurt by lies, injuries and disappointments, the Lord whispers in our ear: 'Take heart, son! Take heart, daughter!'. He encourages us to overcome our fear and to realize that, with him at our side, we have nothing to lose." — Pope Francis, On the Human and Divine Love of the Heart of Jesus Christ

A telegram exclusive Daily Decade returning to our roots. I hope that this will be an encouraging thing and one which as it is a return, restore some of you to any habits of prayer that you may have fallen out of. God love you!

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