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Tag Archives: death
Death – and the Christian hope
I found this on the internet – written by James Hastings, an early 20th century Scottish Presbyterian minister , and I think it bears reading … 1. There is nothing more marvellous in the history of Christianity than the change … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christianity, death, faith, god, heaven, hope, jesus, resurrection
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Death – the enemy we need to face up to
In my last year as a parish priest in France I was twice asked to preside over funerals where the cremation of the body had already taken place. No funeral directors attended, and the family arrived with the urn or … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, bereavement, burial, Catholic Church, Christianity, cremation, death, funeral, funerals, Religion
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