John Paul II And The Meaning Of Suffering: Lessons From A Spiritual Master Forest

John Paul II And The Meaning Of Suffering: Lessons From A Spiritual Master ForestWhy does a loving God allow us to suffer? Did we do something to deserve our suffering? Does our pain serve any purpose in God's plan? Suffering doesn't work like we think it should, striking down the wicked and sparing the righteous. And none of us, regardless of our age, I. Q., religion, or wealth, can avoid its sting. Now, for the first time, the spiritual wisdom of the modern world's most beloved Pope and the rich theology of suffering articulated

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We must seek the same destination as the Saints in the midst of a world filled with amusements and vanities that constantly threaten our journey to Heaven

and their theological focus on the great importance of the family

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It shows how the attractions of the new religion were accompanied by social struggle family division and the risk of a disgraceful death to those courageous enough to embrace it

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we will destroy our culture-and ourselves