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Free Words: Remembering the One Who Lived — Not Just the One Who Died

A candle on the grave is more than a memory of someone who has died. It is also a memory of everything we experienced together. Before All Saints, Bishop Susanne Rappmann writes about the grief, the loss and the bright memories that help us continue.
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A candle on the grave is more than a memory of someone who has died. It is also a memory of everything we experienced together. Before All Saints, Bishop Susanne Rappmann writes about the grief, the loss and the bright memories that help us continue.

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stromstadstidning.se broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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