Now and at the Hour of Our Death
From Things Visible and Invisible with Bishop Donald J. Hying · 15:51
Show by Bishop Donald J. Hying
As November approaches, the Church turns our hearts toward those who have died and toward the hope of the resurrection. Bishop Hying sits down with Damian Lenshek, director of cemeteries for the Diocese of Madison, to talk about how Catholics understand death, why we pray for those who have gone before us, and what the Wisconsin bishops’ renewed pastoral letter, Now and at the Hour of Our Death, teaches about end-of-life decisions, cremation, and the dignity of every human life. They also offer practical advice on planning a Catholic funeral and burial, and share upcoming Catholic Cemeteries Week events.
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