have taken their last breaths (but our souls live on in eternity till we receive our new bodies). If I say "Jesus, I trust in You" then this means, I trust in Jesus' abundant graces (which He gives out of love for the repentant sinner) to turn away from the sin / from offending God. Jesus invites all to His fountain of mercy but we have to act upon that belief. Trust involves a turning back to God, a real conversion of our whole lives to God, repenting of our sins. Trust means we let God be God, instead of trying to be God ourselves. We agree that God can write the script of our lives, instead of insisting on our own way. It means we believe and act on what we say when we pray the Our Father: "Your will (not mine) be done on earth as it is in Heaven." When we trust in God's love and mercy, and approach Him with true sorrow when we offend Him, He fills us with such an abundance of graces that these graces cannot be contained within us, but rather are radiated into other souls. Continued