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Death, even a pope’s, is a ‘beautiful passage,’ preacher tells Curia

byJustin McLellan

Holiday message of ‘The Loved One’

byRussell Shaw

Could you face death without fear like St. Cecilia?

byFather Patrick Briscoe, OP
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Death is not an end, it’s a homecoming

byFather Patrick Briscoe, OP
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How one widow found solace in Catholic traditions of death and dying

byNicole Snook
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The ‘month of the dead’ brings its own strange refreshment

byBishop Robert Reed
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Hail Mary: ‘Now and at the hour of our death’

byJaymie Stuart Wolfe

St. Francis’ last words hold an important message about how we should live

byFather Patrick Briscoe, OP
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Maintaining joy in a culture of death

bySamantha Stephenson
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Is the Catholic Church against cremation?

byJenna Marie Cooper
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What did Jesus mean by ‘let the dead bury their dead’?

byMsgr. Charles Pope
Brain Brain

Catholic bioethicists sound urgent alarm about the meaning of brain death

byGina Christian

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