"There are actually 34 of us," wrote Jimmy Sanchez, 19, "because God has never left us down here."
One of the 33 trapped miners, in a letter, quoted in Time magazine. (H/t Deacon's Bench)
James Martin, SJ
Chilean Miner: 'God Has Never Left Us'
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the Chilaan workers. I am sure that he helped a lot
and I am sure that he is the saint closest to the heart of the Chilean
miner.My father says that eaten bread is soon forgotten and he is right in most cases.St Ignatius teaches us to give thanks to God.Those who do the examen and follow the news will give thanks for this!