Lenten Mission on Practicing for Heaven, Part 1: Heaven Helps Those Who Practice for Heaven

Lessons learned in this conference. (i) to make it to heaven, we must practice and practice daily. (ii) The saints show us that this practice starts with prayer. Are we praying as the saints did, that is, by using what the Church has provided us? Are we attending Mass regularly and being exposed to the heavenly rays it provides? (iii) Not everyone goes to heaven… thus, we must work out our salvation in fear and trembling as St. Paul instructs us. Again this requires we practice and practice our whole life. Use every day as if it were a representation of your whole life… beginning and ending each day with prayer, always willing to start anew and strive to do all that God has willed for us. (iv) Overcoming obstacles to heaven is possible and required, even the obstacle of unforgiveness and deep wounds. (v) Heaven comes to the aid of those who love heaven and practice to be heaven dwellers… heaven scatters evil and this scattering will be definitive on the last day. Let us be numbered among those in the cloud of saints that come with His Majesty on that Day of days. (vi) To do this well, let us set about reading regularly a life of a saint, live each day as if it were our last… And to do this without fail, as St. Philip Neri teaches: “To begin and end well, devotion to our Blessed Lady, the Mother of God, is nothing less than indispensable.” May the Rosary be always apart of our daily lives… and efforts to buy the time again that we have lost to do good. For more please visit http://reginaprophetarum.org/#/ & remember to say 3 Hail Marys for the priest

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