9.- At the moment of the death of someone we do not know, for example, what was in his heart in relation to God, we do not know if he had serious intention to confess (with an act of contrition included) even though in the end he could not to confess; We do not know if that person had made a prayer in previous moments … In short, we do not know by what ways souls can reach the action of God’s merciful, who through Jesus knows that his interest is to find the lost sheep to save it.
Jesus’ mission was never to condemn, but to save (Jn 3:17); Jesus wants to fulfill the will of the Father: that none of those he has entrusted to him should be lost (Jn 6, 39). “In the same way, it is not the will of your heavenly Father that one of these little ones be lost” (Mt 18, 14).
He, who scrutinizes hearts, will save what can be saved. What seems impossible to us, for God is not; “Because nothing is impossible for God” (Lk 1, 37). “What seems impossible for men is possible for God” (Mt 19, 26).
