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For more than 27 years, Father Nathan Castle, O.P., has helped 700 souls who died suddenly and traumatically adjust to the afterlife. Victims of fires, automobile accidents, shootings, stabbings, drownings, and suicides – come to him in his dreams seeking help to resolve their Interrupted Death Experiences. Father Nathan believes that providing such help is something the Holy Spirit has given him and his prayer partners to do. In his Afterlife, Interrupted book series, Father Nathan is quick to point out that not everyone who dies suddenly gets stuck. He also addresses questions like: Is death survivable? What does he do to help people cross over? Does time exist in the afterlife? Do deceased relatives help us adjust to moving through our deaths? In this third book, subtitled Please Let Me Explain, Father Nathan has compiled the stories of those whose afterlife experiences might help explain questions people have about what happens after we survive our deaths.

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Afterlife, Interrupted Book Three: Please Let Me Explain

Explores interrupted death experiences and their impacts on our lives. Written by a Catholic priest, the book emphasizes the power of these life-altering examples to make us more conscious, connected, and loving. Father Nathan dispels misconceptions about deceased loved ones being stuck and provides support for those navigating grief, emphasizing the possibility of moving forward with peace.

Book Three features a special section authored by Jimmy Akin, a senior Catholic apologist and internationally known author and speaker. You can find his podcast, Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World, on standard podcast apps, at Mysterious.fm, and at YouTube.com/JimmyAkin.

Afterlife, Interrupted Book Two: Helping Stuck Souls Cross Over

Susan: “Enjoyed this book on so many levels. No matter your religion, the stories relate messages of hope and love with a unique perspective that speaks to all.”

Kindle Customer: “A soul healing book! This book is amazing! If you are dealing with the suicide of a loved one this book will help. The section “Speaking of Suicide”, Father Nathan along with his prayer partners recount two people stories whose lives beautifully reverse the shame imposed on those who take their own life. It sheds new light on what happens in the afterlife and rescinds the previous vilification of the act. Read both books 1 and 2 it will change those rambling back of the mind thoughts about death!”

Afterlife, Interrupted Book One

Mary: “This ever so special book has not only touched my heart but is healing to my heart and soul. I recommend anyone that has lost a loved one to open your conscience mind and dive into this book and I also highly recommend even the questioning minds, the curious minds to get a comfortable, quiet space and enjoy the ride that you are about to experience.”

“This ever so special book has not only touched my heart but is healing to my heart and soul. I recommend anyone that has lost a loved one to open your conscience mind and dive into this book and I also highly recommend even the questioning minds, the curious minds to get a comfortable, quiet space and enjoy the ride that you are about to experience.”

Father Nathan has written from his deep experience of prayer, faithfulness to the Church, and dedication to his ministry as a priest. He has the profound desire to bring reconciliation and healing to those most in need.

Pope Francis refers to the Church as a field hospital to express his vision for the care of the wounded among us. He says, ‘The thing the Church needs most today is the ability to heal wounds and to warm the hearts of the faithful; it needs nearness, proximity. I see the Church as a field hospital after the battle.’ I know of few priests as dedicated as Father Nathan to serving as a medic at the battlefront. His faith in God Who is Love, and in God’s promise of eternal life, leads Nathan undaunted to bring healing to those whose wounds menace them and their journey home.

The work Fr. Nathan describes in Afterlife, Interrupted is fascinating. It has touched me at a very deep level. One of the things I take away from this is that we do go on. We don’t stop existing just because we dropped our bodies.

And Toto, Too The Wizard Of Oz As A Spiritual Adventure

Do you believe in Dog? And Toto, Too elevates the familiar and much-loved film The Wizard of Oz to a higher plane. Nathan G. Castle weaves his own story into the timeless classic with warmth and a delightful sense of humor. At first glance the book’s approach is slightly unconventional and perhaps a touch irreverent, given that the author is a Catholic priest who bravely shares his belief that God loves everybody wildly, extravagantly, beyond belief – and beyond belief systems. In praise of And Toto, Too, Scotty McLennan, dean for religious life at Stanford University, says, “Father Nathan Castle touches us deeply, right where we are, with a completely unlikely claim – that the tiny, unimpressive dog, Toto from The Wizard of Oz, is God on Earth – or at least the canine face of God on Earth!