Posted on 03. May, 2006 in Death
From her book ‘Grieving – a Beginner’s Guide’ Jerusha Hull McCormack speaks directly to the Grieving – she goes down through the stages of grief, and ends on a positive note – ‘You are not alone. You have lost someone you love, but you have not lost the love itself.
Posted on 02. Nov, 2005 in Death, Grief, Uncategorized
The purpose of the Beginning Experience ministry is to facilitate the grief resolution process for adults and children who have suffered a loss through death, divorce or separation, thereby enabling them to again love themselves, others and God. Carmel Ryan, President of the Beginning Experience ministry in Ireland explains who comes to this course and […]
Posted on 02. Nov, 2005 in Crime, Death, Faith and Justice, Humanitarian Aid
Breda Hegerty presents a short news bulletin from around the world with the latest updates on current topics including the UN appeal for more donations to help the Pakistan earthquake, news from the Vatican including cooperation between Vatican & Russian foreign policy and the exploitation of migrants,naming of a media find in honour of the […]
Posted on 19. Oct, 2005 in Church Teachings, Death
All Souls Day, the Commemoration of all the Faithful Departed, is celebrated on November 2nd. Iain Duggan OFM recites a lovely story about waiting for our souls to catch up with us and how this is what we are all doing throughout our lives. He talks of how human it is to recall one’s own […]
Posted on 02. Mar, 2005 in Charity, Death, Health, HIV/Aids, Humanitarian Aid
As many children die in Ethiopia every six months as were said to have died in the Asian tsunami, according to Archbishop Berhaneyesus of Addis Ababa. Speaking with Miriam Gormally about the importance of the Trocaire Lenten Campaign, he reminded us that a million people will die in Africa this year from malaria. A further […]