Tag Archives: Grief

Protected: The Villain’s Love Song

Posted on April 13, 2016 by

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Philip James Donovan

Posted on May 9, 2013 by

  May 8th is an important date. Yeah, I know that May 8, 1429 was the day that French troops under Joan of Arc rescued Orleans. But it’s important for more than that. It’s the day that my best friend … Continue reading →

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On Hope: Wisdom From My Beloved Professor

Posted on January 6, 2013 by

So I received some correspondence from a professor of mine who is vastly more enlightened than I am, and has powerful insight into very esoteric fields of study in philosophy and religion. The woman is a true master of minds, … Continue reading →

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Hope and Grief

Posted on August 23, 2012 by

How do people deal with grief? More specifically, how does grief ever get “properly” dealt with? We all hear that time heals all wounds, and that God has a plan, but when you’re in the midst of a profound loss, … Continue reading →

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