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Articles in 'Grief & Loss'
Letting go of worry
By Janet Cassidy
Do you worry? If so, today's reflection is just for you! Check out some advice from Danny of "Blue Bloods" and from my husband as well! Don't forget to subscribe to my blog and follow me on Facebook!
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God's Center is Everywhere
By Maureen O'Brien
Grieving her mother's increasing dementia, this writer finds an unexpected epiphany by a winter Ferris wheel.
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A topic I never want to write about again
By Adam Charles Hovey
Some words of encouragement from someone who struggles with depression. You are not alone.
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Announcing Divine Fulfillment Free Online Conference
By William Hemsworth
Transforming Mental Health Through Catholic Spirituality: Free 3-Day Online Conference Merges Mental Health and Mental Prayer.
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Navigating Loss of Friend or Loved One During Christmas
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Christmas can be a hard time for those who are mourning loved ones who have gone before us. Thankfully, we have ways to remember and honor their memories.
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Can a Mentally Ill Person Become a Saint?
By Kevin J. Banet
Can someone who is mentally ill become a saint? The answer is Yes! In fact, they are living out their vocation of mental and emotional suffering.
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The Endurance of Darkness: A Path to Great Light
By Maria Escobedo
Discover the wisdom of St. John of the Cross as we explore how enduring life's trials and spiritual darkness prepares the soul for God's transformative light and eternal hope.
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Finding Hope and Mercy This Christmas: Healing as a Family After Suicide
By Maria Escobedo
Discover how Catholic families can find hope, healing, and God’s mercy after a loss to suicide this Christmas season.
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Many Different Faces: Nature’s Revelation
By J. L. Smyth
The complexity of life with its ebbs and flows can be viewed through the kaleidoscope of nature’s creation. From the somber mist to the unveiling of the brilliant sun, hardship and beauty are embodied in symbols of nature to represent human emotions. Through it all, faith and hope buoy Christ’s followers in the passage of life.
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Priest Who Founded the Helpers of God’s Precious Infants Vigils, Died at 90
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Monsignor Philip Reilly Died after nearly half a century of pro-life activism.
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In All Circumstances Give Thanks
By Theo McManigal
We always have a reason to be grateful, even if we are in a place of suffering or tragedy.
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Give Thanks in ALL Things
By Nancy Lessard
a short saga of widowhood and survival
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The Dream
By Leslie Shaw Klinger
A Catholic Widow Dreams of Her Brother
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4 Things to Do for the Immortal Souls of Our Dying Loved Ones
By Terri Thomas
This is a very important article!! In this day and age, we have completely lost sight of the importance of the Catholic teachings on the end of life and the gift of the last rites. We speak of our dead as if they are already and even automatically in heaven as soon as they die. That is presumption. Out of authentic love for our dying and deceased loved ones we need to understand this information!
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The Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Hot Chocolate Miracle
By Larry Peterson
Based on a true story from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade HAPPY THANKSGIVING to ALL
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Facing Unwanted Changes
By Janet Cassidy
Today I talk about our perspective when dealing with unwanted things in life.
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A Sudden Death
By Katie Zalany
A sudden death is a hard lesson of today’s mass readings, but perhaps one we all need once in awhile to wake us up to the reality of our mortality and help us decide who we want to really be when our last day comes to pass.
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