Grief Counseling

Is it possible to feel the presence of someone who has died and stepped into eternity? Is it possible to smell their perfume, or actually hear their voice? Prior to my... keep reading →

Dying to our Flesh In book VIII of St. Augustine's Confessions, Augustine is very close to converting to Christianity. He has Christian friends, he attends church, and he... keep reading →

Last night as I remembered my grandmother on her birthday, I sat down and thought about grief. Grief is an interesting animal it feeds off of everyone in a different way.... keep reading →

The phone rang early Wednesday morning May 25, 2005 I knew exactly why it was ringing, but still was unprepared for it. The voice on the other end was my father telling me... keep reading →

In Christian literature, “dark night of the soul” is commonly used when someone is undergoing a spiritual crisis. The metaphor is usually in reference to St. John of the... keep reading →

Saying goodbye is never easy -- especially when it is your mother, best friend, traveling companion, fashion consultant, lunch partner, coffee companion and overall "person"... keep reading →

The awakening I opened my eyes and realized it was now morning. I had stayed awake all night thinking. Well, thinking might imply that there was logic to my thoughts,... keep reading →

A series about grief. A journey into the mind of a young widow as time passes and grief changes. #3 - Life Goes On They Say keep reading →

How can those who mourn be blessed? We may not see those blessing right away. Only God knows when and how and why. keep reading →

After the heart has been awakened, you must chose whether or not you will leave your security and begin on this journey with God. Before our soul was shaken, we lived in a... keep reading →