By Rev. François René Blot, S.J.

186 page book.

Spiritual reassurance to those struggling with grief and loss.

First written in 1863 for a mother that had lost her child. Reprinted by Benziger Brothers in 1883 and lauded by several Priests, Bishops, and Monseigneurs. 180 page book.

“Suffering is the crucible of Christian virtue, and the afflictions which so often visit our path in this vale of tears become, when borne with true, holy resignation, an abundant source of heavenly merit, and earn for us a rich store of Divine consolation.”

In Heaven We Know Our Own by Father François René Blot offers a deeply spiritual exploration of the Christian belief in recognizing loved ones in heaven. The book provides comfort for grieving individuals, particularly a mother mourning the loss of her child. Through reflections on scripture and theological discussions, Father Blot assures readers that the bonds of love are eternal and that those who have passed will be reunited with their families in Heaven.

The work focuses on alleviating the pain of loss, affirming that Heaven is a place of joyful reunions. Father Blot reassures people in mourning by emphasizing the immortality of the soul and the continued connection with loved ones beyond death. The book provides solace and hope, offering spiritual reassurance to those struggling with grief and loss, it is truly a pearl set in the fine gold of the doctrine of the Fathers.