
Hitchcock, Jack the Ripper and a Catholic Cemetery
Among London’s Catholic dead, life is to be found.
Among London’s Catholic dead, life is to be found.
For all the clichés, the Catholic triduum of death, resting and resurrection is, at the heart, a traditional ritual of mourning, community and remembrance of a life well lived, traditionally in the family home but adapted for current times and locales.
The ‘Purgatory Lady’ conveys the concept in a kid-friendly manner.
Victor Sweeney feels called to his work with the grieving and the dead.
Do we offer a Mass for them and for those who suffer the terrible consequences of war and those who are left behind?
COMMENTARY: November presents a new opportunity to address the pastoral needs of the living and the dead.
London cemetery visit highlights duty to pray for souls.
‘The souls of the just are in the hands of God,’ he said Nov. 2.
The Church has a beautiful treasury of prayer and liturgy for facing the end of life.
Allhallowtide includes praying for the dead.
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