The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. T — Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
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The dead are silent because they live, just as we chatter so loudly to try to make ourselves forget that we are dying. Their silence is really their call to me, the assurance of their immortal love for me.

— Karl Rahner, Encounters With Silence
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