Why would a priest write about loneliness… in the Kingdom of God… on April Fool’s Day?
In a remarkable column from 1977, Robert F. Griffin reflects on death not as an event—but as a silence.
A silence that begins in childhood.
A silence that follows us.
A silence Easter dares to break.
Broadcast from Chesterton Radio in Atchison, Kansas, this episode explores one of the deepest paradoxes in Christian thought:
That what feels like absence… may not be absence at all.
If Easter is real, then nothing is ever truly lost.
