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Jim Caviezel (l) and Javier Godino star in ‘Sound of Freedom.’

‘Sound of Freedom’, Working Through Grief, and Grandparents (July 22)

‘Sound of Freedom’ has now topped box office charts. Register writer Patti Armstrong has followed the movie’s production, its success and its serious subject matter — human trafficking. Then we turn to a subject not easy to speak about but that everyone faces at some point in life — grief. We explore how to ‘Grieve the Catholic Way: Seeking Heavenly Help Through Sorrow and Trauma.’ And then don’t forget Grandparents’ Day July 23.

Jeanette De Melo Register Radio July 21, 2023

Mary knew what it was to grieve and to remain faithful in spite of grief.

Grieve the Catholic Way: Seek Heavenly Help Through Sorrow and Trauma

‘No matter the situation, God is bigger.’

Patti Maguire Armstrong Features July 16, 2023

Two practices recommended for those suffering from loss: journaling and adoring Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.

Healing Sorrow: Faith and Fellowship Aid Those Grieving

Church and online communities offer needed support.

Kimberly Jansen Features November 30, 2022

In a July 27, 2016 photo, Jennifer Hubbard, whose first-grade daughter, Catherine, died during the Sandy Hook School shootings, is seen in Newtown, Connecticut. Prayer, she said, has not only helped her uncover a closer relationship with God, but has helped her discover a deeper connection with herself, her family and the world around her.

From Sandy Hook, a Response Rooted in Sorrow and Compassion

A bereaved Catholic mother and a local pastor share their thoughts about how to cope with such horrors.

Joseph Pronechen Blogs May 29, 2022

Sandy Hook Mother Shares Journey of Suffering: A Review of ‘Finding Sanctuary’

In her new book, Jennifer Hubbard shows how suffering can become redemptive.

Susanna Spencer Books December 14, 2021

The Blessed Virgin Mary holds the body of Jesus Christ in this cemetery depiction of the Pietà.

Growth Through Grieving: The Feast of All Souls, Mourning and the Spiritual Life

How should one grieve as a Catholic?

Ann Schneible Features November 2, 2021

‘Angel of Grief,’ sculpted in 1894 by William Wetmore Story, serves as the gravestone of the artist and his wife Emelyn at the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.

Why on Earth? A Psychiatrist, Philosopher, Comedian and Theologian Discuss Darkness, Suicide and Hope

All of human experience — including its most tragic elements — needs to be brought into the light so we can better understand that we are created in love, fallen in sin, and redeemed by an all-loving God.

Margarita Mooney Suarez Blogs February 18, 2021

Staying rooted in faith helps one navigate grief, one woman has discovered.

Carrying a Widow’s Cross

Practical Ways Faith Helped 1 Woman Through Grief

Lorraine V. Murray Commentaries October 10, 2020

Archbishops Acknowledge Pain of Catholics Who Cannot Receive Sacraments

The archbishops emphasized that Church officials were in talks with public health agencies and the government about the reopening of churches, which were closed March 24.

Catholic News Agency World May 1, 2020

José Camarón y Bononat (1731-1803), “La Dolorosa”

In This Crisis, Unite Your Heart to Our Lady of Sorrows

“The sword would not have reached Jesus if it had not pierced Mary’s heart.” —St. Bernard

Amanda Evinger Blogs April 4, 2020

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