When Words Fail, Faith Speaks: Finding Light in Dementia’s Shadow
‘It was a spiritual memory that cannot be described in any other form of memory. She never forgot her prayers, her faith nor the people that formed her...’
Results from Tag: 'alzheimers'
Dutch Cardinal Says Euthanasia Ruling is a Growing Concern for Physicians
Cardinal Eijk said in the statement that those “who consider human life as an intrinsic, and therefore universal value, and is convinced that it may not be terminated by euthanasia, medically-assisted suicide and termination of life without request, would prefer that these actions never take place.”
What Alzheimer’s Can Remind Us of
To be Catholic is to have a vocation to love, a covenant with God to imitate his love on Earth.
Caring for Loved Ones With Alzheimer’s
Patients and Families Turn to the Church in the Battle With Declining Mental Health
