for the Commemoration of All Souls of the Order of Preachers. Many wonder if it's selfish to long for our departed loved ones. Father Holtz unpacks the Gospel, revealing Jesus's own deepest desire for His beloved to be with Him in glory. Discover why our desire for reunion in Christ is not selfish, but a truly Christ-like aspiration. This video will offer comfort and a renewed understanding of the Paschal Mystery and our shared hope in God's eternal plan.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction: A Word of Hope from Father Dominic Holtz in Rome
0:14 The Common Pious Sentiment About Our Departed
0:47 Is Wanting Our Loved Ones Here Selfish?
1:06 Jesus's Words at the Last Supper Gospel
1:24 Christ's Deepest Wish: "Be with Me in My Company"
2:10 Our Desire for Reunion: A Proper Christ-Like Longing
2:26 Differentiating Selfish Desire vs. Christ-Like Hope
2:44 The True Meaning of "I Want My Beloved Here"
3:15 The Paschal Mystery and Shared Glory in Christ
3:37 Conclusion: A Timeless Word of Hope