The Victory of Death
Deacon Greg Lambert
March 19, AD2024
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Of all the words to describe the process of death, victory would be the last one on the list for most of us. Death to
The Pain That Our Comforters Bring
Laurika Nxumalo
July 31, AD2021
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Often, when a person is suffering, they must endure pain not only from their bereavement, illness, or betrayal, etc but also pain from how others
The Gift of Grief
Laurika Nxumalo
May 25, AD2021
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Grief is almost the same as open-heart surgery. Nothing can hurt us, disintegrate us, heal us, or teaches us more valued soul lessons like grief.
Who is a Right Friend For a Shepherd?
Laurika Nxumalo
October 31, AD2020
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Friendship is possibly one of the most cherished bonds in the life of humans built on selflessness, unconditional support, and mutual trust. Cicero, a Roman
A Catholic Approach to the Suicide Epidemic
Alex Wolke
August 31, AD2017
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Recently, two great musicians passed away: Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington. Both committed suicide. Chester Bennington was a huge fan of Cornell when he was
