>She died so that her baby could live. She didn’t choose suicide.
The loss of an unborn human is less than the combined love between the loving couple that can try to have another if needed. To sacrifice yourself and the love of your companion
is selfish and unnecessary. She passes and he is left with an empty heart.
A forlorn mate leaves a bigger depression than an unborn of fate.
From one of the links above:
I would put to you several points to consider, any of which might serve as a starting point for comments below:
Saints are presented to us by Holy Mother Church for “the two I’s”: imitation and intercession.
As all Christians are called to imitate Christ, we also must experience self-emptying and the Cross, abandonment to providence and self-donation. We must be willing to lose everything.
We are not alone: the Church Militant and the Church Triumphant are closely knit, interwoven in charity. We on earth must intercede for each other and believe and ask for the intercession of the saints.
God makes use of the weak to demonstrate His might and love.
If we do not believe in miracles, we do not ask for them. If we do not ask for them, they will not be granted.
Our life of faith is noticed by non-believers and they are not unaffected.
What a difference a bishop can make.
How often do you invoke the help of the saints and holy angels?
God’s ways are not our ways.
No one is too small to be an occasion of grace for others.