Terence P. Curley, D.Min. Nor do you need a lot of information about the physical, psychological and emotional aspects of bereavement. Here the author compassionately leads you to consider some very simple things you can do to help you get through this crisis in your life. The steps he outlines are merely suggestions to assist you according to your own needs and personality. The prayers in Part II lead you through your own Good Friday to Easter, and help to convert your hour of grief into a time of grace.
Space is provided for taking notes or keeping a journal.
Terence P. Curley, D.Min. , is pastor of St. Susanna Parish in Dedham, Massachusetts and an adjunct staff member of the Family Life Office of the Archdiocese of Boston. A licensed Mental Health Counselor he has ministered to the bereaved for the past two decades. Part II offers prayer experiences based on religious faith as a deeply helpful resource. It has room for notes or a small personal journal as well.