The Catechism in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 143: Amen (2025)
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May 23, 2025 Reflecting on the end of Part One, this discussion dives into the profound meaning of 'amen' and its connection to faith. Fr. Mike emphasizes the importance of contemplating our own death and judgment, encouraging a reflective approach to life choices. Insights from Pope Paul VI on resurrection and the joy of God's presence illuminate the conversation. Personal anecdotes highlight the intersection of death and spiritual readiness, underscoring how prayer and perseverance play vital roles as we approach life's final moments.
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Immediate Judgment and Resurrection
- At death, souls receive immediate judgment and their eternal fate is decided: heaven, hell, or purification.
- The final resurrection will reunite souls with glorified bodies in God's eternal kingdom.
Jesus Is The Definitive Amen
- Jesus Christ is called the definitive Amen as he perfectly fulfills God's promises with faithful love.
- Our own amen to God is completed and made sure through Christ's amen.
Meditate on Your Death Often
- Regularly meditate on your own death and the moment you stand before God to prepare your soul.
- This practice helps align your life towards final perseverance and readiness for judgment.
