Respect the Dead, or Rob a Burial?
After years of searching in the Valley of the Kings, Howard Carter literally struck gold in 1922. Almost by accident, his team found an opening to a tomb.
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Is There Energy In Cremation Ashes?
When a person passes away, do they leave part of their energy or essence behind? Is there energy in cremation ashes? The metaphysics of cremation remains.
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Mourning Matters: Cultural and Age Differences in Grief
It's important to make sure that support during a time of grief can address unique needs faced
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Catholic Cremation: But Should We Not...?
In 2016, the Vatican published a directive, reminding Catholics that while cremation is an acceptable choice, there are still some limitations for burying cremains.
When Death Takes a Holiday
Although the holidays may become a day of tragedy for many, there are ways to remember those left behind and build a happy future.
Moral & Legal Disposition of Cremated Remains
By looking at the legal, religious and moral ramifications surrounding cremation, families can make the best selections for them and their loved ones' final wishes.
Observations from a Jewish Hospital Chaplain
As a chaplain, my role is not to mandate religious doctrine, force individuals into specific choices or even advocate a particular lifestyle or worldview.
Cremation in the Jewish Tradition
Within the next few years, cremation will likely become the norm in the U.S. Even in the Jewish tradition, where cremation has been considered taboo for centuries.
The Cremation of Bishop Michael Evans
When Bishop Michael Evans succumbed to prostate cancer on July 11th at the age of 59, there was certainly media hype. The talk was mostly about his cremation.
