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CC Random Posts
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How I Learned to be a Better Mama: Dealing With Difficult Children…or Regular Children During Difficult Phases
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Do "peacemakers" favor abortion and fake marriage? – Impossible, says the pope
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John Paul II: marking his beatification a year on …
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Ann Furse RIP
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Day Twelve – Itinerarium ad sepulcrum Sti Jacobi et Fontem Gombaudis
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Three Things We Can Learn From Dying Hospice Patients
Does our society hold too narrow a view of what defines strength?Palliative Care The things many would point to as indicators – youth, wealth, a fully capable body – fall short, says Charles Gourgey, a veteran hospice music therapist and author of Judeochristianity: The Meaning and Discovery of Faith (www.judeochristianity.org), a book that explores the unifying faith elements of Judaism and Christianity. “Youth is ephemeral, abundant wealth is for just a few, and we all experience some kind of disability, usually at several points in our lives,” he says.
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