Article The Philosophy of Mourning Jonathan Lear’s new book understands mourning as evidence of human well-being. But it overlooks the importance of the agonizing lament. By Paul J. Griffiths January 23, 2023 Death and Dying Books Nonfiction
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Article American Idols “Catholics who advocate for the dignity of all human life still have a lot of work to do.” By David Albertson July 13, 2022 Gun Control Abortion End-of-life Issues Death and Dying Pope John Paul II
Article ‘Born a Democrat, Baptized a Catholic’ The late Mark Shields, political columnist and commentator, offered a positive vision of politics and faith in action. By John Carr June 29, 2022 Death and Dying U.S. Catholicism Media
Article ‘Still Beloved’ In 1973, Reginald Adams was killed in one of many attacks on gay people in the United States. Now, a new grave commemorates his life and death. By Robert Fieseler June 10, 2022 LGBTQ issues Death and Dying The Last Word