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The Sacred Heart: The Antidote to a World That Has Forgotten How to Love, by John B. Manos – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

The Sacred Heart: The Antidote to a World That Has Forgotten How to Love, by John B. Manos

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Sacred Heart of Jesus

By John B. Manos, Bellarmine Forum, June 2, 2026

John B. Manos, Esq. is an attorney and chemical engineer. He has a dog, Fyo, and likes photography, astronomy, and dusty old books published by Benziger Brothers. He is the President of the Bellarmine Forum.

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An essay drawn from the teachings of Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J.


What Is In the Old Testament, men dared to say of the Lord: “What does God know? He judges us as through a mist. The clouds are His covering, and He does not consider our affairs, for He walks about the poles of heaven.”

That was the ancient complaint: a distant God, detached and uninterested.

What Could Be But the Incarnation changed everything. God no longer walks about the poles of heaven. He lies on a manger bed of straw. He suffers with us. He bleeds with us. He dies with us. …

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