Articles in 'Grief & Loss'
Prayer Request: Massacre of the Innocents
Prayer Request: Massacre of the Innocents
By Gary Sullivan
A biblical connection to the massacre of the innocents happening again in the Holy Land. The Holy family was present then and we ask them to be present now. May our Lord once again hear the wailing and lamenting of Rachel.
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Our feeling of isolation and abandonment
Our feeling of isolation and abandonment
By Eileen Renders
This article talks about what Christ suffered for the love of us through his crucifixion. And it helps us to follow how to handle pain and suffering through his example.
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MY SPECIAL PLACE
MY SPECIAL PLACE
By Eileen Renders
This article describes how many of us come to realize we are not alone when it comes to personal problems
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How to trust God when life becomes difficult: a Catholic perspective
How to trust God when life becomes difficult: a Catholic perspective
By Anne DeSantis
Anne DeSantis discusses how to trust God when life becomes difficult. Everyone goes through challenging times in life. Sometimes, stress is so high that our faith and trust in God may become extremely difficult. Anne gives four practical ways to continue to trust God during the worst trials of life. Learn more in this article.
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Trusting God's Plan: A Story of Faith, Pregnancy Loss, and Saint Raphael's Intercession
Trusting God's Plan: A Story of Faith, Pregnancy Loss, and Saint Raphael's Intercession
By Chay Molina
Dizziness washed over me as I listened to the doctor explain that a medical abortion might be necessary to terminate the pregnancy. In that moment, I did the only thing I could do —I prayed. . . . A story of pregnancy loss, Saint Raphael's intercession and faith.
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Walking with the Wounded
Walking with the Wounded
By MaryAdrienne
Sharing God and Jesus with the wounded among us.
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Death is Defeated
Death is Defeated
By Richard Maffeo
Don't you hate death? But God has PROMISED victory to the Christian.
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9/11 - 22 years later
9/11 - 22 years later
By Joe Tevington
On 9/11/01 and every day of our lives, God is indeed our only hope!
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9/11 Prayer
9/11 Prayer
By Apolonia Davalos
9/11 Prayer for America
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Finding God In Times of Suffering
Finding God In Times of Suffering
By Cory Fajardo
An examination of the examples of Christ, Mary, and St. Paul on how to find God when in a state of suffering.
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The Fifth Commandment - Part 3
The Fifth Commandment - Part 3
By Tom Stidl
Russian and Ukraine War and all wars as it pertains to the fifth commandment
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My Neighbor Just Died But I Barely Knew Him
My Neighbor Just Died But I Barely Knew Him
By Dave Mishur
Even casual relationships can be rewarding and meaningful
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Depression and St. Jane de Chantal’s "Anguish of Spirit"
Depression and St. Jane de Chantal’s "Anguish of Spirit"
By Kevin J. Banet
Many of us wrestle with a lack of wholeness and joy in life. If you have experienced dark nights of the soul (or anything similar), you are in good company.
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How To Help Yourself And Others In Seasons Of Suffering / Desolation
How To Help Yourself And Others In Seasons Of Suffering / Desolation
By Elena Sapphire
“You need to have more faith” and “Just have hope, things will get better.” Have you ever been going through a hard time and someone tells you one or both of these two statements? While these statements are usually meant well, in times of suffering they seem as empty words. The hope of The Resurrection doesn’t diminish the pain of The Crucifixion.
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God is in the darkness
God is in the darkness
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
There is something about darkness that makes us uncomfortable. Do not miss God in the darkness. He is there.
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Ghosting: a Catholic perspective
Ghosting: a Catholic perspective
By Anne DeSantis
Anne DeSantis discusses the phenomenon of "ghosting". Ghosting is the practice of ending a personal relationship abruptly with someone by withdrawing from any further contact or communication. Is this a sinful behavior in terms of our Catholic faith? Learn more in this article.
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Forgive other people
Forgive other people
By George Calleja
I encourage you, to take courage, trust in Him, and forgive anyone who could have hurt you. In return, you will be blessed, as the Father will also forgive you and embrace you.
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