...offer a reverent prayer or small deed for my father in law tonight? We would be so grateful.
One of the best means of assisting the dying is the one that Jesus revealed to St. Faustina and insisted that she use often, even continuously: The Chaplet of The Divine Mercy. Jesus said, "My daughter, encourage souls to say the chaplet which I have given to you. It pleases Me to grant everything they ask of Me by saying the chaplet. ... Write that when they say this chaplet in the presence of the dying, I will stand between My Father and the dying person, not as the just Judge but as the merciful Savior" (Diary, 1541).
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Glimpses from the life of a stay at home mom trying to find her way
About Me
Thanks for visiting! I am married to a very kind and very patient Music Man and stay at home with my two littles, Ballerina Girl and Little Man. I spend my time overthinking everything and accomplishing very little. While I am overthinking, I am usually chasing around a bare bottom while giving my absolute full attention to the musings of a 3 year old. Of course I am! I chop a lot of vegetables (after washing my hands of course), kiss a lot of chubby cheeks, and climb a lot of stairs for a living. If I find some spare change in a load of laundry, I consider that a Divine acknowledgement of my deeds for the day. I have a passion for preparing and eating foods based on the principles of Nourishing Traditions and learning (some of) the lost arts of homemaking. I am an avid supporter and educator of breastfeeding. Perhaps, most importantly my husband and I are both cradle Catholics seeking a deeper union with God so that we may help guide our children toward heaven. Here, I share glimpses of our life and random commentaries on anything that I feel moved to write about! Just trying to find my way! What can I say, I am terrible with directions.
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My friend: Jesus did all that was necessary to pay our debt of sin to the Father when he laid down his life for us on Calvary, crying "It is finished!" - paid in full. And this is available to all who will repent and trust in the finished work of Jesus Christ alone. You don't need some special repeated prayer (Jesus warns us not to use vain repetition - see Matthew 6:7); he is waiting with arms wide open - please turn to him today! Judge yourself by the 10 Commandments & see how you look in the sight of Almighty God. Lay aside your good works, your religious works, and believe the gospel. Eternal life is a gift that no one can earn, but that God gives fully & freely to the one who believes on Jesus Christ alone (John 3:16).
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