Goodnight SW 💋

Tomorrow brings another day. Another 24 hours on this planet we call home. In whichever corner of the globe you may be in, make the most of this day like if it was your last. Because for some, it will be 🥺

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Pfuzylogic · M

This post reminds me of Mother Theresa while she held the hands of the dying. 🥹

Ashly · 26-30, F

@Pfuzylogic really? How so?

Pfuzylogic · M

@Ashly She never wanted the sick and dying to be left alone in their final hours and that they knew that they were loved and that they had someone there to give them their final goodbye.

Ashly · 26-30, F

@Pfuzylogic wow I didn’t know that 🥺
That’s probably one of the worsts feelings, dying alone, knowing that your time on this earth is almost gone 😔

Pfuzylogic · M

@Ashly she also braved some of the diseases that they carried that were terminal, or at least undesired. I think I said this before, but she is the reason that I started respecting the Catholic Church again.

Ashly · 26-30, F

@Pfuzylogic I really need to do more research on her. I have heard about her but I never really knew what she did exactly 😕Thank you for the info 👍🏻

Pfuzylogic · M

@Ashly
She was canonized a saint in 2016. I had to google one word and a date. 🤠

Ashly · 26-30, F

@Pfuzylogic it’s hard to believe that people can be Saints in recent times
With the world going downhill it amazes me when I hear/see people do good deeds ♥️

Pfuzylogic · M

@Ashly
here are the requirements

Venerable: The pope recognizes the deceased person as having lived a virtuous life.

Blessed: A diocese or eparchy investigates the person's life and writings, and a miracle attributed to the person's intercession must be proven.

Saint: The Church declares the person to be a saint and worthy of universal veneration, and another miracle is needed for canonization.

They are pretty tough standards.
I would never make it!