In a world where people fear death, the Church, with its teachings on death, is a source of consolation for the faithful and a beacon of hope for non-believers. This article will give you an overview of what the Church teaches about death, in preparation for your own end or that of your loved ones.

It's hard to talk about death.

During the most difficult times in our lives, we want to feel like we have a safe place to fall. What better place to find all of this than in the Catholic church?

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