5/6/2015
Andreas Moran
Anyone who starts to pray may say to himself: You have been busy with worldly things; now it is time to begin God’s business, to work for God.
Reader Andreas Moran
Paraphrasing St Paul, St John Chrysostom says, “make thine house a church”. It is possible, then, to make one’s house “a house of prayer”.
The French Life says, “Her life was beautiful and glorious, holy, sweet, and precious”.
We do not know why some people are healed and others not; we can only trust in God’s inscrutable providence and accept His will. But the afflicted can and should pray for healing or for consoling grace to bear the affliction, and leave the outcome in God’s hands.
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St. John of Beverley is a great saint of the golden age of saints in England, yet he is not so well known as other saints of that time, even though we have more details about his life than many other saints.
