Oh, Welcome back Catholic Antres Live. Hour 2 of open, gosh I'm going to say it again. Open forum for non-Catholic's, no questions for non-Catholic.

And for you Catholics, we ask you to maybe not call in, but if you must,

go ahead and give us a call, we will put you behind the non-Catholic

because we want to hear from you non-catholics we want to hear your your

questions your comments your concerns about the Catholic faith you know what I got

I got to say something here brother because I was excited about getting to discriminate against the Catholics

You know because hey the whole culture does it so why can't we do it too? No Catholics right now. I'm kidding. So if they really got a good question the

Catholic can call. Okay well we'll leave it up to Chavan's discretion

on the call screening today. All right so hey hey, during the second, during the

during the middle break of last hour we mentioned our good friend Alcresta and

how he was recently re-diagnosed with cancer and that he's in hospice care. So we continue to ask for prayers for him, for his family,

and we also mentioned for a happy death. And we got a question that, a comment that called in and

wanted to know what do we mean by a happy death

that's not something that you hear very frequently in the culture.

Yeah and of course we see in the Psalms

blessed in the eyes of the Lord is the death of one of his saints, right?

We in this side of the veil don't see things as clearly as God does.

But if we see things from God's perspective,

death is not the end, man.

Death is the beginning of a glory that is beyond.

In fact, St. Paul in 1st Corinthians chapter 2, verse 9,

he says, I is not seen, ear is not heard,

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