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A man holding his head in sadness.

A Time to Weep

  • by David Lessard
One man’s heartbreaking story shows just how much each of us need God.
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Broken Laws, Broken Dreams

Broken Laws, Broken Dreams

  • by Janet Treadway
On a cold wintry day in November 1993, my daughter and I experienced one of the saddest days of our life together, a day that will be etched in our minds forever.

Where Is the Grave

  • by Robert H Berendt
From the beginning of time, man has wondered what will happen once he departs this life. Is a physical body necessary? Where does a person go after death? There is a spiritual dimension most people miss, which is an integral part of God’s Plan for building His Family.

Arrangements Pending

  • by Michelle Grovak
The older gentleman had lived his life on the social fringe, and exited the world almost unnoticed—but the occasion of his death provided a lesson for those still living.

Arrangements Pending

  • by Michelle Grovak
As I prepared to leave the house for a day of errands, the newspaper open to the obituary page on the kitchen table caught my eye.
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Dealing With Death

  • by Janet Hendershot
Our 12-year-old granddaughter was killed riding a go-kart. She was on a dirt road full of potholes, and the traffic on that road might have been two vehicles daily. One of those two vehicles was present on the day she died, and it was enough to cause this tragedy.

A Celebrity Pope

  • by Melvin Rhodes
Hundreds of millions of people around the world kept a daily vigil as the pope lay on his deathbed. Even more tuned in by television to watch his funeral. No funeral in the history of the world was seen by so many people. What does this mean for the Catholic Church and the rest of the world?
tombstones in a field shaded by trees with pink blossoms

Hope for Unbelieving Loved Ones

  • by Melvin Rhodes
What a comfort it is to know the truth of God, that God "is not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance" (2 Peter 3:9).