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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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Thank you for passing on this information, Father. I’ve been able to make a small donation and although I normally delete posts from my RSS feed as soon as I read them I’ll keep this one there for a few days to remind me to pray for the Seagos, living and dead.
Prayers.
Praying for them.
Prayers for them. I’ll engage my prayer-warrior daughters to join in at bedtime.
Prayers.
Oh my word! I am praying for the strength of the Dad and the surviving child, and the souls of those who were lost so suddenly. Losing one child or parent would be tragic enough, but Mom and 4 children. It reminds me of Robert Roger’s story. It is most definitely a test of faith and character.
Suffering and loss are never a test of faith, [?] but a call to walk more closely with the suffering Jesus. It is true, as St. Francis says, that we never know how patient we are until our patience is tried. But we can be certain that in suffering and loss we are brought closer to Jesus, even though Satan wants us to feel alone and to despair. I pray that this family will not only receive the financial help that they need–but much more importantly!–that they will, as survivors of tragedy, know the love of the God-Man who bore their wounds. Any of us have only to look to Him in our heart in order to be with Him in prayer.
I will have at least one Mass offered for this family and their deceased loved ones. May the eternal light shine upon them. Requiescant in pace.
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