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Feeling Deeply, Knowing Deeply
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Feeling Deeply, Knowing Deeply
Father Richard points to Job’s suffering and grief as a model for our own: In the Hebrew Scriptures, we find Job suffering some of the most common emotions of grief, including denial and anger. The first seven days of Job’s time on the “dung heap” (Job 2:8) of pain are spent in silence, what we might call shock or denial. Then he taps into anger; in verse after verse Job shouts and curses. He says, in effect, “This so-called life I have is not r…
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