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The Wolf Who Eats the World
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Propers: All Saints’ Sunday ( Hallowmas ), AD 2020 A Homily: Lord, we pray for the preacher, for You know his sins are great. Grace, ...
The Wolf Who Eats the World Skip to main content Share Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps October 29, 2020 The Wolf Who Eats the World Propers: All Saints’ Sunday ( Hallowmas ), AD 2020 A Homily: Lord, we pray for the preacher, for You know his sins are great. Grace, mercy and peace to you from God our Father and from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Nothing lasts forever. Stars, trees, animals, people, even the gods—everything perishes in the end. The wolf will come, and the world will burn. The wolf will devour the moon. He'll devour the sun. He'll devour every
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