God must be very I,

But when he wrotethese words,  he wasincarcerated in a Romanprison cell, with the sentenceof death hanging over him.Even a Roman gallowscould not prevent himfrom living for Christ,and so he was able toconclude, ‘and to diefor Christ is gain’.(Reference to the letters of Paulin the New Testament of The Holy Bible) .

of the little onestouch our hearts.For a momentwe look, watchand get lostin their happiness.They are the sweetmoments of ecstasy.They are the momentsthe angels of Godshow me true joy.(Graphic: Harbily saved to JeuxRemember to Be Like a Child. Pinterest)

in timeand place.But it is alwaysin some way independentof historical circumstancesand political institutions.

and experiencesshow that theworld is absurdand that thereis no God?In the novel, Plagueof Albert Camus,in the second major part,Camus describesthe Church’sorganized responseto the advancingplague: a specialweek of prayerthat would concludewith a sermon byFather Paneloux,a Jesuit priestof some notoriety.

reason fully absorbed.The sense of ‘I’and ‘mine’, ‘you’and ‘yours’is illusionwhich holds swayover all individual souls.(The words of Rama to LakshmanaAranyakanda) .

nothing can emotionallyprepare us for its arrival.Nothing in life can prepare usfor the death of a loved one.Whether death results froma sudden accident or asustained illness,it always catches us off-guard.With every death,there is a loss.With every loss,there will be grief.(Consoling wisdom from Psalm: 34: 18 The LORD is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who…