The Last Riddle: Advice on Living and Dying Well from the Imprisoned Saint Thomas More Advent Wreaths you'll find “Questions for Understanding"

you'll find “Questions for Understanding" that support the teaching in the video and reference Scripture verses and sections from the Catechism of the Catholic Church

along with the recitation of a psalm

recording your thoughts and questions

and the rich tradition of Catholic social teaching can guide society through rapid technological change

The statue opens to reveal scenes of The Pieta and The Sacred Heart of Jesus & Our Lady of Sorrows

The Last Riddle: Advice on Living and Dying Well from the Imprisoned Saint Thomas More Advent Wreaths you'll find “Questions for Understanding"On April 17, 1534, the statesman and writer Thomas More was imprisoned for refusing to take an oath declaring the new marriage of King Henry VIII lawful and implicitly making him the head of the church in England. In July of 1535, More was brought to trial, found guilty of malicious treason, and beheaded. I die the Kings good servant, he declared in his final words, and Gods first. But in the course of his year long imprisonment in the Tower of