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Articles in 'Grief & Loss'
"Jesus wept" for a man about to rise. What else is going on here?
By The Catholic Nurse
The God who grieves ...
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Memento Mori in Spring
By Ophelia Molina
A personal reflection on mourning, memento mori, and the nearness of God in the grief.
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Why grief feels worse at night (and what to do when everyone else is sleeping)
By Trish Stukbauer
rief doesn’t just hurt—it waits for the dark. If nights have become the hardest part of your loss, this is for you.
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The CIRCLE of LIFE
By Eileen Renders
In this article, we explore the negatives and positives of Life and Death for understanding each part of our lives.
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No strings on me
By Eddie Kunz
What are our souls?
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Hospice Meeting Prayer
By Michael Ripple
Hospice Meeting Prayer for Suffering in World
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When the Divine Conductor calls me home ...
By The Catholic Nurse
Found in the journal of a deceased railroad conductor
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Wings or Freedom?
By Michael Ripple
Wings or Freedom?
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Spirtual Baptism of Preborn Children
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
Many heard about spiritual adoption, but few know about spiritual baptism.
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Should I Be Over This By Now? What Faith Says About Grief and Time
By Trish Stukbauer
Grief doesn’t follow a timeline—but many people still wonder if they should be “over it” by now. This reflection explores what Scripture and faith really say about grief, love, and the passage of time.
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When Jesus Wept
By G.C. Stevenson
This meditation reflects on the shortest verse in Scripture — “Jesus wept” — and reveals the profound love behind Christ’s tears at the tomb of Lazarus. Through scenes of family grief, divine compassion, and the holy mystery of resurrection, the essay explores how Jesus enters our sorrow, sanctifies our suffering, and prepares our hearts for Heaven. Fulton J. Sheen, Life of Christ 1958.
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I Believe … But I Don’t Understand
By Anthony S. Layne
Why God permits suffering to exist is hard to explain or to understand precisely because God Himself is hard to explain or understand. All we can do is put our trust in Him.
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9-day novena to St Joseph | Day 8
By The Catholic Nurse
Friend in suffering
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God’s Perfect Timing
By Deacon Greg Lambert
God's "response time" to our prayers of petition is perfect.
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I Am Thinking of You. Do You Remember Me?
By Eileen Renders
We lose much throughout our lives, and pray for the perspective to use what we have learned.
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What to Say When Someone Is Grieving – And What Not To
By Trish Stukbauer
In moments of grief, words can feel inadequate. Yet faith teaches us that presence, prayer, and small gestures of mercy often speak louder than anything we might say.
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The Wrong Well
By A. Buchanan
Christ Meeting umUs Where We're At
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