DYING CHILDREN DON'T EDIT...

...their accounts of seeing eternal life, that time when on the edge of death, the veil drops and they see where they are about to go and who they are about to meet, and they see and hear that which is invisible and inaudible to most everyone, including nurses, doctors and family. 

Dying children don't hold back from describing who they see, and they also listen intently. They ask for silence so they may hear the people in eternal life - those who are waiting - speak to them. 

Children who are about to die have no filter, in the best sense of the word. This was one of the many golden insights from Kelly, a hospice nurse who was interviewed on the Uniquely Mary.

God bless Alvaro Interiano, my dear friend. He is an exceptionally good listener and his strong personal faith guides the discussion so Kelly plumbs the depths of her experience with confidence. No one else on the "Catholic podcast scene" today could have done a better job interviewing Kelly.