Caring for Someone with Cancer Is a Form of Love
Caring for someone with cancer is a form of love, and it is tiring, angry, guilty and quiet by turns. A Catholic reflection for…
Read the article: Caring for Someone with Cancer Is a Form of LoveShort articles on praying through illness, for the person who is sick and for the people beside them.
Caring for someone with cancer is a form of love, and it is tiring, angry, guilty and quiet by turns. A Catholic reflection for…
Read the article: Caring for Someone with Cancer Is a Form of LoveWhat to pray when you have cancer, or love someone who does, and the words won't come. Three short prayers, a word about silence,…
Read the article: A Prayer for Cancer Patients When the Words Won’t ComeWhat cancer and faith can say to each other in the first days after a diagnosis: the day of the news, the first night,…
Read the article: Cancer and Faith: The First Days After a DiagnosisJesus took self-love for granted when he said to love your neighbor as yourself. A plain Catholic look at self-love and selfishness, at loving…
Read the article: Is Self-Love Catholic, or Is It Selfish?Does God still love me now that I'm sick? A plain answer from John 9, the father who runs in Luke 15, and the…
Read the article: God Loves You, Even Now That You’re Sick