However, we thank our Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ said "A thief comes only to steal and slaughter and destroy; I came so that they might have life and have it more abundantly." (John 10:10).
If the above is interpreted literally, I would say that it applies to my life here and today since memory of thanksgiving helps us - (If interested in mine, see my posts here, and here).
Instead of being absorbed in fear, we can spend some time on comedy and jokes. See here a a few jokes for the family from BabaMail.com
We continue to pray to God for all the living and the dead. See this Sunday prayer.
Why the beloved is beautiful. Is not the child beautiful in the eyes of his mother regardless of his intelligence ? This is how we are in God's eyes. See my post here.
In his homily on the father of the faithful Abraham this past Sunday March 15, 2020, the Jesuit scholar Fr. Henri Boulad, in Cairo, spoke about some fundamental scientific findings in a metaphoric language. He mentioned how Abraham is the father of a multitude (monotheistic religions: Jews, Christians, and Muslims). Abraham was, so to speak, the rock that was thrown in the lake and caused concentric circles that grow from the center. This is very much the picture of the cosmos with the great galaxies it contains. Abraham's children are the Jews who manage today the banks, complex management centers, research in America and Europe. He also touched on Chaos Theory which is a field of study of dynamic systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions. It has applications in meteorology, physics, engineering, and economics. The so-called butterfly effect shows how a butterfly flapping its wings in China can cause a storm in America. Although these systems are called deterministic, they nevertheless exhibit unpredictability akin to the probabilistic nature in quantum physics. I wrote extensively about the quantum universe which is the fruit of God's creation - see here, and here...
May the Lord through whom everything has been created bless all and give comfort to all.
May the Lord through whom everything has been created bless all and give comfort to all.