Editorial: Erasing the Stigma of Mental Illness
Christopher Heffron
April 24, 2021
For those who love somebody struggling with mental illness, our job is to be fully present and listen without prejudice.
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Battling the Darkness
Kyle Kramer
November 4, 2020
To paraphrase Dante’s famous opening lines from the Inferno, I find myself “within a dark wood where the straight way was lost.”
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Police and Suicide: A Hidden Epidemic
Peter Feuerherd
October 5, 2020
Police officers are more likely to die by suicide than be killed by criminals. A retired Catholic Charities executive and others are working to change that.
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Confronting Teen Suicide
Christopher Heffron and Rory Shelton
October 2, 2020
Young people have never been more connected or more isolated. A psychologist and a teen advocate for suicide prevention shed light on this crisis.
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Don’t Let Illness Get You Down
Rita E. Piro
May 15, 2020
Good health is undeniably one of our greatest blessings from God. Be it minor aches and pains, an annoying chronic condition, or a debilitating illness, health issues are welcomed by no one.
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You and Your Health: Let Go, Let God
Karen Zielinski, OSF
July 12, 2018
Admitting that our bodies are facing physical change is not easy. Who wants to admit weakness?
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