Catholic Answers | A Reflection on the Election from a Catholic Perspective @catholiccom | Uploaded 1 month ago | Updated 14 hours ago
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Accompanying message from Chris Check, President of Catholic Answers:
My Friends,
As Election Day approaches so many of us are feeling distress about the state of our nation. I know I am, and yet I also know that any anxiety I feel is not from God. Our Lord was explicit when he said, "My peace I give to you."
On days when I feel the temptation to unravel, I do two things: I have a sit down with the Blessed Sacrament in the quiet little chapel at Catholic Answers headquarters, and I have a sit down with my brother Cy Kellett.
There are so many great things I can say about Cy, but one of them is that he takes the long view, which often means looking way back. He does that here in this brief video I asked him to make for you. I know it will bring you peace in these troubled times. And you will get a dose of Cy Kellett therapy, without which the president of Catholic Answers would have gone off the rails long ago!
Pax et Bonum,
Chris Check
This was initially sent out as a donor exclusive, but after requests to spend it further, we decided to post it publicly. To get access to exclusives as this, donate to help the Catholic Answers mission of spreading the Gospel!
Donate here: give.catholic.com/donate
Accompanying message from Chris Check, President of Catholic Answers:
My Friends,
As Election Day approaches so many of us are feeling distress about the state of our nation. I know I am, and yet I also know that any anxiety I feel is not from God. Our Lord was explicit when he said, "My peace I give to you."
On days when I feel the temptation to unravel, I do two things: I have a sit down with the Blessed Sacrament in the quiet little chapel at Catholic Answers headquarters, and I have a sit down with my brother Cy Kellett.
There are so many great things I can say about Cy, but one of them is that he takes the long view, which often means looking way back. He does that here in this brief video I asked him to make for you. I know it will bring you peace in these troubled times. And you will get a dose of Cy Kellett therapy, without which the president of Catholic Answers would have gone off the rails long ago!
Pax et Bonum,
Chris Check
