An Ash Wednesday Homily from JAZ

“For the first time in the history of humanity, many of us can live a […]

Mockingbird / 3.1.17

“For the first time in the history of humanity, many of us can live a life where our death might be the first death we see up close. We can die “neatly” in a hospital room with as much or as little family contact as our relationships demand. The cost of this is great: Death is no longer a part of life. Instead, it has become a devastating impossibility that always happens.” – Sarah Condon, Churchy

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One response to “An Ash Wednesday Homily from JAZ”

  1. Josh Retterer says:

    This was very timely, thank you John Zahl.

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