When the Dying Speak: How to Listen to and Learn from Those Facing DeathLoyola Press, 2002 - 197 páginas In this collection of poignant and hope-filled stories about people who are dealing with death, Ronald Wooten-Green draws on his experience as a caregiver for his dying wife and as a hospice chaplain to give us a glimpse of the spiritual reality known only by those nearing death. From conversations with unseen visitors to visions of long-dead ancestors, When the Dying Speak reveals the unique phenomena surrounding death and helps us listen to and learn from those at the end of their earthly journeys. Scripture passages, biographical sketches, and thought-provoking questions provide spiritual and historical perspective while encouraging self reflection. |
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Alvin Alvin Straight Alzheimer's disease Annie asked beautiful bedside bereaved cancer Carl Carl Sandburg carousel chaplain Clint cloud of witnesses collective unconscious daughter Dawn Dawn's deceased died door dreams dying person Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Elissa eyes father feel Finally forgiveness Frank Freddie friends frightening Gabe Granny grieving Harley hear heard hospital Jesus journey knew Kübler-Ross let go listen living looking Lord loved Luther Margaret Marian Marilou Martin of Tours mean Mick Momma morning mother near-death experience never night nurse okay Orley patient pray QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION ready REFLECTION AND DISCUSSION relationship Ruth Anne seems Shadowlands shadows Sheila silence sitting Sleepless in Seattle smile Sogyal Rinpoche someone speak SPIRITUAL CONNECTION stand Steffen stories Straight Story sure talk tell thing tickets told trying understand Verleen visions walked wife woman