Our dear friend and sister Alice von Hildebrand has gone to meet her Lord.

[Michie]

Dear Friends,



With sadness suffused by joy, I write to share that our beloved friend and sister Alice von Hildebrand went home to the Lord at 12:25am this morning. She died peacefully at home after a brief illness.



Those who knew Lily often heard her say that the wick of her candle was growing ever shorter. In fact, she yearned for death — to see the face of Our Lord, to be reunited at last with her husband Dietrich, her parents, her dearest friend Madeleine Stebbins — with the peace that only true innocence and profound faith can grant.

We will announce details of the funeral in due course.



Faithfully and Gratefully,

John Henry Crosby

President & Founder

Farewell to Alice von Hildebrand (1923 - 2022)

 

[Michie]

May the Lord bless and keep her.

 

[Michie]

“The devil is clever and we are stupid. He knows full well that if he can destroy femininity, he can destroy the Church, marriage and the family.”

Dr. Alice von Hildebrand )

Continued below.
Alice von Hildebrand on the Lost Sense of the Supernatural and Feminism

 

[eastcoast_bsc]

Rest in peace. Lord have mercy. She has a serene and Godly face.

 

[chevyontheriver]

Dear Friends,



With sadness suffused by joy, I write to share that our beloved friend and sister Alice von Hildebrand went home to the Lord at 12:25am this morning. She died peacefully at home after a brief illness.



Those who knew Lily often heard her say that the wick of her candle was growing ever shorter. In fact, she yearned for death — to see the face of Our Lord, to be reunited at last with her husband Dietrich, her parents, her dearest friend Madeleine Stebbins — with the peace that only true innocence and profound faith can grant.

We will announce details of the funeral in due course.



Faithfully and Gratefully,

John Henry Crosby

President & Founder

Farewell to Alice von Hildebrand (1923 - 2022)

Not to take a single thing away from Alice, but to suggest that the great Alice be remembered along with the great Dietrich. I think both of them were models of clarity in these foggy times.

Perhaps a good way would be to read her book about her husband 'The Soul of a Lion: The Life of Dietrich von Hildebrand'