Buy a sweatshirt here: https://discipleonamission.com/  In this video I talk about 4 reasons why you should remember your death. It is a powerful practice that has helped me live with an eternal perspective and to more properly order my life. This is one of the last videos in the memento mori series we have been doing on this channel. Watch the video to hear the 4 reasons why remembering your death can be a powerful practice:

Remembering death helps me remember to:
1. Put my faith in Christ for he has the words of eternal life.
2. Not go away sad.
3. Love now.
4. Pray and have Patience. 

Song by Steven Curtis Chapman Love Now. Listen to the full thing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWFJh_x18Gc

Thank you for listening and subscribing! Let's continue journeying toward and striving for heaven.

With joy in Christ, 
Your brother, 
Jerome

Do you ever find it hard to talk about death? It is not an easy topic to discuss with others, especially when someone you know has lost a loved one or has had tragic events happen in their life. I spoke to Margo LaBerge who is a funeral celebrant. She shares some helpful tips on how to talk about death. Hopefully you will find something of use in this episode. 

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Peace be with you and continue glorifying God with you life. 

With joy in Christ, 
Your brother, 
Jerome

Memento Mori gone wrong. Momento mori sweatshirts: https://discipleonamission.com/

Happy all saints day!

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Thank you for watching. 

With Joy in Christ, 
Your brother,
Jerome

Memento Mori (Latin for Remember Death) is a practice of recalling your death to rightly order your life to live with an eternal perspective. To remember that it is in dying that we are born to eternal life and to seek first the kingdom of God each day. 

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Jesus says: “I tell you, my friends, do not fear those who kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do. But I will warn you whom to fear: fear him who, after he has killed, has power to cast into hell; yes, I tell you, fear him! Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? And not one of them is forgotten before God. Why, even the hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not; you are of more value than many sparrows" (Luke 12:4-7 RSV). 

With joy in Christ,
your brother, 
Jerome

Living the Mass. This is my third fourth and last talk on the Mass. This one is on the concluding rites of the mass and being sent forth. If you have found these talks to be helpful in being engaged during the Holy Mass and have grown in your hunger for Jesus in the Eucharist, please share this by texting the video to one of your friends :)

With Joy in Christ, 
Your Brother Jerome

Becoming Christ. This is my third talk of four on the Mass. This one is on the liturgy of the Eucharist and the journey of becoming Christ. If you have found these talks to be helpful in being engaged during the Holy Mass and have grown in your hunger for Jesus in the Eucharist, please share this by texting the podcast to one of your friends :)

With Joy in Christ, 
Your Brother Jerome

Know who you are receiving. This is my second talk of four on the Mass. This one is on the liturgy of the word and the importance of knowing who you are receiving. If you have found these talks to be helpful in more fully engaging in the Holy Mass and have grown in your hunger for Jesus in the Eucharist, please share this by texting the podcast to one of your friends :)

With Joy in Christ, 
Your Brother Jerome

Get Engaged! This is my first talk of four on the Mass. This one is on the opening rites of the Mass and the importance of getting engaged. If you have found these talks to be helpful in more fully engaging in the Holy Mass and have grown in your hunger for Jesus in the Eucharist, please share this by texting the podcast to one of your friends :)

With Joy in Christ, 
Your Brother Jerome