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Larry1700
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Yes, I read JPII’s Salvifici Doloris many years ago. There was also a book I read by a bed-ridden saint (can’t recall her name) who offered up her sufferings for others.Did you ever consider that your daughter and son might be suffering for your SIL, and sharing in the sufferings of Christ, not as a negative thing, but as a positive spiritual growth coming closer to Christ is their lives. A hard thing to understand, but true, it’s called being perfected, or purged. One can be lulled into a comfortable life, and have spiritual sloth. There is a saying " Nothing happens that is not permitted by God. The message could be a conscience diversion to your SIL , a type of superstition and Christians know who is active in these situations As a teacher he must have some intellectual acumen, and I don’t believe there are pure atheists, or agnostics. God instilled in all of us a desire to know the truth, even a liar doesn’t want to be lied to. There is always hope, keep on praying, and offer up some of the suffering for your SIL.
Thanks for the reminder!