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Brits don’t do grief well: all the more reason to embrace All Souls’ Day
I was asked the question: What would I say to a person who has lost a loved one suddenly or in tragic circumstances? What would I say? At the beginning, I’d try not to say too much at all. Initially, when someone is struggling to come to terms with what has happened, experiencing the searing The post Brits don’t do grief well: all the more reason to embrace All Souls’ Day appeared first on Catholic Herald.
I was asked the question: What would I say to a person who has lost a loved one suddenly or in tragic circumstances? What would I say? At the beginning, I’d try not to say too much at all. Initially, when someone is struggling to come to terms with what has happened, experiencing the searing
The post Brits don’t do grief well: all the more reason to embrace All Souls’ Day appeared first on Catholic Herald.
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