Miscarriage Trifold Parish Printable File

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A Quick, Catholic Guide to Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss

When the pregnancy test turns positive, we instantly fall in love with our baby. It is such an exciting time in the life of young couples. No one ever dreams they will find themselves having to face one of the hardest crosses in their marriage, losing a beautiful baby. Although miscarriage is common, it is oftentimes paralyzing. We don’t know what to do.

Caring for your child with dignity and navigating the logistics of a miscarriage, according to the Church, can be hard for these precious parents.

This beautiful little tri-fold helps families know what to do when they suspect a miscarriage, are in the middle of a miscarriage, or are after a miscarriage. It also answers that age-old hard question, “Where is my baby?” We can be a light in their darkness by simply providing them with the information they need in a time of heartache.

Pick up a bundle pack of 50 for your parish to place inside your adoration chapel, in your pastor’s office, or in the back of the Church. Or wherever you know, families come to pray or light a candle.

The tri-fold also includes a QR code link to our Carried With Love page, which hosts a catalog of resources that is very easy to access in the middle of a crisis.

“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” John 1:5

This digital resource is designed to be shared with families seeking support after a loss. You may print multiple copies for distribution to the families served within your parish community.

This resource is licensed for one leader’s use and for in-house parish printing only. It may not be shared outside your parish community, distributed for use throughout an entire diocese, forwarded to others, uploaded online, or sent to a third-party or commercial printer for reproduction.

Red Bird Ministries retains all rights to the content, layout, and design of this file. No part of this resource may be altered, reproduced, republished, or adapted without prior written permission.

A Quick, Catholic Guide to Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss

When the pregnancy test turns positive, we instantly fall in love with our baby. It is such an exciting time in the life of young couples. No one ever dreams they will find themselves having to face one of the hardest crosses in their marriage, losing a beautiful baby. Although miscarriage is common, it is oftentimes paralyzing. We don’t know what to do.

Caring for your child with dignity and navigating the logistics of a miscarriage, according to the Church, can be hard for these precious parents.

This beautiful little tri-fold helps families know what to do when they suspect a miscarriage, are in the middle of a miscarriage, or are after a miscarriage. It also answers that age-old hard question, “Where is my baby?” We can be a light in their darkness by simply providing them with the information they need in a time of heartache.

Pick up a bundle pack of 50 for your parish to place inside your adoration chapel, in your pastor’s office, or in the back of the Church. Or wherever you know, families come to pray or light a candle.

The tri-fold also includes a QR code link to our Carried With Love page, which hosts a catalog of resources that is very easy to access in the middle of a crisis.

“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” John 1:5

This digital resource is designed to be shared with families seeking support after a loss. You may print multiple copies for distribution to the families served within your parish community.

This resource is licensed for one leader’s use and for in-house parish printing only. It may not be shared outside your parish community, distributed for use throughout an entire diocese, forwarded to others, uploaded online, or sent to a third-party or commercial printer for reproduction.

Red Bird Ministries retains all rights to the content, layout, and design of this file. No part of this resource may be altered, reproduced, republished, or adapted without prior written permission.