“Do now, do now, what you will wish
to have done when your moment comes to die.”
-St. Angela Merici
For Reflection:
Mentally make a list of those things you will have wished to have done when your moment comes to die. Are there people you will have wished to forgive or from whom you wished to have asked for forgiveness? Are there little niceties and kindnesses you will have wished to have offered? Are there faults and failings, bad habits and weaknesses you would have liked to overcome? Of these, what can I “do now” so I will have no lingering regrets? How will this help my life to be happier for as long as it is mine?
The End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life
by Susan Conroy Pb 336 pgs
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Preface Page xiii
It is very profitable for us to keep in mind what is traditionally referred to as “the four last things”: death, judgement, heaven and hell – and Father Arminjon’s conferences are a powerful aid in bringing these four last things to mind in a very unforgettable way! This book encourages us to live in this world with our hearts set on the life to come – with our “eye on the prize,” so to speak.
