How It Ends: Sister Emily Cooper, Graduations, and Graves
About two years ago, my wife and I mounted a six foot long white board on our office wall. We […]
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About two years ago, my wife and I mounted a six foot long white board on our office wall. We […]
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On Palm Sunday, during the reading of the passion gospel, my three and a half year old learned that Jesus died. On the one hand, I was swelling with parental pride for his calm attentiveness and understanding of the story. But on the other hand, I was worried about how this new information would begin processing in his young mind.
Staying in the weighty matters of death on Good Friday Read Post »
There are moments in life when words feel too small, especially when children are facing loss, illness, or the mystery
Chaplain Teddy’s Guiding Light: Helping Children Make Sense of Goodbye Read Post »
Each year on All Saints Day, my church brings out portraits and icons of great Saints from ages past, placing
All Faithful Departed and the Love that Never Dies Read Post »
Just a few short weeks ago I wrote to you about the death of Grow Christians contributor Elizabeth Felicetti. And
Herald of Divine Love Read Post »
Dear Grow Christians Community, It’s with profound sadness that I write with the news of Elizabeth Felicetti’s death. A Grow
I believe that the observance of All Souls Day is crucial.
The Case for All Souls Day Read Post »
What is most vivid for me about Joseph is how he is moved by Jesus’ death.
Joseph of Arimathea held death in his arms Read Post »
Recently, a parishioner described to me her experience of a funeral at another church. “They kept talking about the person’s ‘transition,’” she said. “It took me a while to figure out that they were using that word as a euphemism for death.”
Truth-Telling on Ash Wednesday Read Post »
In keeping with a resounding theme, Advent, this year, has truly served as a time to reflect on love
This Advent, This Love Read Post »