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Articles in 'Grief & Loss'
Parting words
By Janet Cassidy
Let grief be met with its companions, joy and thanksgiving.
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She’s Not There: A Poem of Loss
By Jessica Dickenson
Who thought that an empty seat could take up so much room?
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Love at Its Core: A Vow That Goes Beyond Emotion
By Aaron Schuck
Exploring the true essence of love, this article delves into love’s depth, sacrifice, and enduring commitment beyond fleeting emotions.
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A Prayer for Grace in Sickness: For Perseverance and Patience
By Christopher Castagnoli
This prayer for grace in sickness can help you get closer to God rather than farther away from Him when you’re in pain.
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The Body of Sr. Wilhelmina of the Order of the Benedictines of Mary Queen of the Apostles Found Incorrupt by the Church
By Jacinta Wick
The incorrupt body of Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster, OSB, on May 20, 2023. Lancaster was recently exhumed in Gower, Missouri. See the latest.
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Sometimes Jesus Drives a Delivery Truck
By Mark C. McCann
In the midst of sorrow, Jesus often shows up in the most wondrous of happenings.
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Feeling down?
By Janet Cassidy
Today's post is a reminder that even though times might be tough, the "game" is not over yet.
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When Death Comes Early
By Stephen Clark
I heard a story once about just such an incident where a 17 year old girl died. She was beautiful, clever, a joy to be around, loved by all, God-fearing and virtuous with what seemed a bright future ahead of her. But her life was snatched away in a heartbeat, in a fatal accident...
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Death Is Not “Natural”
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
Death is a consequence of our free will to sin.
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Are We Drowning in a Sea of Self-Pity?
By Eileen Renders
This article is written with the hope of comparing in a Godly Light how we can turn around negative thoughts into a way that God appreciates
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The Sacramental Life
By SacraMom
Liesl reflects on the elements of the Sacramental Life and the consolation it brings.
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Facing the Storms of Grief, Fear and Disappointment
By Marie Murphy Duess
No one escapes trials and storms. And some of our storms are almost unbearable. But knowing that our Lord is with us during the storm, just as He was with His disciples on the sea, always ready to save us from the wind and the waves of grief, despair, disappointment and fear, will help us navigate the worst of the storms. Be patient, believe, put your faith in Him.
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Margo Naranjo Saved by the Courts for Now
By Jacinta Wick
Look for the latest about the Margo Naranjo case whom is currently being defended by the courts.
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Jesus Weeps with Us
By Richard Maffeo
God is NOT in the shadows while we weep. He is there with us. Weeping with us.
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Are you in pain?
By Janet Cassidy
Today's reflection sheds a little reminder of how to live in pain.
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You are Never Alone
By Janet Cassidy
Who are you getting used to being loved by? This line from the song "Someone you Loved" can cause us to start thinking about God's love for us, that never goes away.
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Grappling With Why Many Young Children and Young Adults Die Young While Many Live Into Their Nineties
By Eileen Renders
An informative and personal explanation shared to ease pain and increase acceptance and understanding regarding the differences of lifespan from one to another
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