2 - 3 - 2018: Fr Pete - Why Does God Permit Suffering?

We read that Jesus cured many, but not all. We a…

An episode of the St.John's Buffalo podcast, hosted by St.John's Buffalo, titled "2 - 3 - 2018: Fr Pete - Why Does God Permit Suffering?" was published on February 6, 2018 and runs 12 minutes.

February 6, 2018 ·12m · St.John's Buffalo

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Summary

We read that Jesus cured many, but not all. We all encounter suffering in our lives and we can find God in our suffering. But why does He permit suffering? Is God fair? The Divine Mercy cured many, but not all. What do you and I do with our gifts from Jesus, the Divine Compassion, whether or not we are cured?

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We read that Jesus cured many, but not all. We all encounter suffering in our lives and we can find God in our suffering. But why does He permit suffering? Is God fair? The Divine Mercy cured many, but not all. What do you and I do with our gifts from Jesus, the Divine Compassion, whether or not we are cured?

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