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All Souls Day Homily | God does not forget your dead

This homily speaks to the ache of loss and the Christian hope that the souls of the just are in the hand of God (Wis 3:1). Drawing on John 6:37–40—“I shall not lose anything… I shall raise it on the last day”—it offers a tender path through grief: honest tears, prayer for the dead, and trust that God finishes in love what life left unfinished. What you’ll hear: • A simple butterfly image that makes sense of death and transformation • Why we pray for the dead (purgatory as love completing its work) • Words for those carrying regret—and for those who died “with no one” • A short prayer you can say at gravesides or whenever you pass a cemetery Scripture: Wisdom 3:1; Romans 6; John 6:37–40. If this helped you, share one first name of a loved one in the comments, and I’ll remember them at Mass. Prayer from the homily (for your own use): “Lord Jesus, the souls of the just are in your hands. Give them light and peace. And give me the grace to meet them again. Amen.” Subscribe for weekly homilies and reflections that hold sadness and hope together. #AllSoulsDay #Catholic #Homily #Grief #Hope #PrayForTheDead #John6 #Wisdom3 #Purgatory #eternallifematters Connect With Us: #CatholicHomilies #SundayHomilies #CatholicTeachings #SpiritualInspiration #FaithJourney