Death Is Not The End
If it is ‘certain that we shall not be here for long,’ as Blaise Pascal says, ‘and uncertain whether we shall be here even one hour,’ then what lies beyond death matters more than anything else.
Results from Tag: 'grief'
Discovering Who My Uncle Really Was
COMMENTARY: A childhood portrait of a difficult man gives way, years later, to the discovery of faith, sacrifice and a heart shaped by grief.
If God Is Love, Why Does He Let Terrible Things Happen?
COMMENTARY: In this life we seek to accompany and pray for those who suffer.
Minnesota Catholics Pray and Grieve Together After School Tragedy
COMMENTARY: Our Catholic faith unites us with the incarnate God who knows grief and suffering.
‘There Is No Pain Greater’: Grieving With the Parents of Lost Children
The only things in heaven made by human hands are the wounds of Christ.
After the Death of My Husband Mark, Solace Comes From Faith and Hope in Jesus
Every loss of a loved one brings pain and sadness, but through our faith in Jesus Christ comes the hope to one day be reunited and the strength to continue on.
Mourn With Those Who Mourn: How to Support a Grieving Friend
The main message is simply that you have not forgotten them or the person they love.
‘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.
Grieve the Catholic Way: Seek Heavenly Help Through Sorrow and Trauma
‘No matter the situation, God is bigger.’
Healing Sorrow: Faith and Fellowship Aid Those Grieving
Church and online communities offer needed support.
