Hero's Journey By Catherine
Catherine, tells in her writing that, although “sin is more gravely punished after the passion of Christ than before; and how God promises to do mercy to the world. and to the Holy Church, by means of the prayers and suffering of His servants. Catherine understood the dialogue from God being expressed as such, I sent my Son here that shed Blood for my people. And it is like they are taking it for granted. Instead of them getting better they are getting worst. One has to have full knowledge of Christ and the Redemption of sin, and the true benefits of Christ. Also, God has released mercy on this dying world and the church. But this only is understood, once one sees, “how much more they owe after the redemption than before, they are now obligated
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Catherine writing goes on to express, that God true road to Heaven has been bridge through His “Word and His Son” and this is the only the truth. She expresses in her dialogue that her souls prays to God to show her those who cross the Bridge and also those who did not make it. Not only in this dialogue does she desire to know God, but she desires the understand the necessary steps to get to Him, as stated in John 12:32, “and when I am lifted up from the earth, I will draw everyone to myself." Catherine, book is an outward expression of her love for God and an expression a dialogue that expressed her uniqueness. She exhibited a hungry and thirst for God throughout her conversation with Him. No matter what, she could see God, high and lifted up. She explores the layering of her relationship through self- knowledge, love, and prayer in this relationship with God. “ Catherine, book is an example of how God desires to express His-self unto us as believers, in this intimate conversation. Her writing assures the believer that God has a love for us that should be sealed until we return unto Him. As written in 1 John 4:9-10 - This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him. This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son, for our atoning sacrifice for our sins.” This awesome love affair exhibits who we are to the very core of our
Catherine writing goes on to express, that God true road to Heaven has been bridge through His “Word and His Son” and this is the only the truth. She expresses in her dialogue that her souls prays to God to show her those who cross the Bridge and also those who did not make it. Not only in this dialogue does she desire to know God, but she desires the understand the necessary steps to get to Him, as stated in John 12:32, “and when I am lifted up from the earth, I will draw everyone to myself." Catherine, book is an outward expression of her love for God and an expression a dialogue that expressed her uniqueness. She exhibited a hungry and thirst for God throughout her conversation with Him. No matter what, she could see God, high and lifted up. She explores the layering of her relationship through self- knowledge, love, and prayer in this relationship with God. “ Catherine, book is an example of how God desires to express His-self unto us as believers, in this intimate conversation. Her writing assures the believer that God has a love for us that should be sealed until we return unto Him. As written in 1 John 4:9-10 - This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him. This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son, for our atoning sacrifice for our sins.” This awesome love affair exhibits who we are to the very core of our