Articles in 'Grief & Loss'
My Abortion
My Abortion
By Richard Maffeo
I still remember the horror of my abortion. And I still remember God's forgiveness.
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Seasons of Life
Seasons of Life
By Carmen Moore
This is a personal reflection on the different seasons of life. We have relationships and experiences that accompany these different times of our lives and we can invite Jesus to accompany us through them.
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Purgatory & The Pandemic
Purgatory & The Pandemic
By Tom Stidl
This article wishes to foster a greater devotion to prayer for the poor souls in Purgatory.
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Is it a Happy Anniversary?
Is it a Happy Anniversary?
By Carmen Moore
This is a personal reflection on how our lives are measured between peaks and valleys and how Jesus can be with us at all times.
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Four Ways that Parishes can Support Parents Grieving the Loss of a Child
Four Ways that Parishes can Support Parents Grieving the Loss of a Child
By Eileen Tully
Support for bereaved parents is not readily available in many parishes, especially for those who have experienced miscarriage or stillbirth. Eileen Tully offers four suggestions that might be a good place to start.
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Walking through the Water and Not on it
Walking through the Water and Not on it
By Carmen Moore
This is reflection on my experience and thoughts after my last living sibling has passed away. It describes the odd time and space in which we find ourselves after a death of a loved one.
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Love Conquers hate in Marawi
Love Conquers hate in Marawi
By Stephen Clark
ISIS brought the people death & destruction, the Catholic community brought them breakfast, friendship and a new hope.
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Jesus, it is so hard to let it all go!
Jesus, it is so hard to let it all go!
By Carmen Moore
This is a personal reflection on the changing seasons and how God may be calling us to change and move ahead, leaving what needs to be left behind.
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What does God want from you?
What does God want from you?
By Troy Kroening
We are all called to do different tasks. “As a body is one though it has many parts, and all the parts of the body, though many, are one body, so also Christ. For in one Spirit we were all baptized into one body.” [1 Corinthians 12:12-13] Not all parts of the Body of Christ do the same tasks, but they work together for the body.
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Father’s Day for the fatherless
Father’s Day for the fatherless
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Father's Day can be difficult for the millions of children living without a father present in their life. The flood of social media posts celebrating fathers will not help the feeling that they are missing out on something. If you know a child without a father, here are some reminders to help them see this holiday differently.
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Teenagers and What is Wrong with America: 4 Root Causes
Teenagers and What is Wrong with America: 4 Root Causes
By Michael J. Baglino
Social and Moral Development in Adolescence
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Eternal Ripples
Eternal Ripples
By Carmen Moore
This outlines my personal reflections after attending a funeral. It highlights the need to live holy lives that will have eternal impacts beyond the one hour funeral service. The insights gained from journeying with those dying can help shape our daily lives and reorder priorities.
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What do you do when your day goes bad?
What do you do when your day goes bad?
By Troy Kroening
Offer up your sufferings
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Ineffable Hope
Ineffable Hope
By Richard Maffeo
We do not know what God knows about tomorrow. What we DO know, is He is trustworthy to work all things together for good.
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Are You Still Joyful?
Are You Still Joyful?
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
What do we mean by Joy, especially in the midst of great sadness?
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Catholicism and 4 Cultural Approaches to Death
Catholicism and 4 Cultural Approaches to Death
By Michael J. Baglino
Many cultures will parallel the Catholic approach to dying.
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Vengeance or Forgiveness
Vengeance or Forgiveness
By Stephen Clark
How we respond to the evil we encounter in life has a profound effect on the result.
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