Beginning Experience 
As a counselor, I thought I had dealt with my husband’s death. On my weekend, I realized that I had never cried for my loss.
Beginning Experience was one of the best things that ever happened to me.
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Peer grief support for separated, divorced, and widowed persons.
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Celebrate 50 Years of Hope and Healing with us this summer!
Every team, every team member, all former participants are invited to attend this Convention. We need at least one team member from each team to attend.
Here is the long-awaited registration form and basic information about the Convention and tours. Information on the workshops and pictures and specific tour information will follow separately.
We hope to see many of you there...with banners, of course!
Welcome to our 50th!!
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Pope Francis on Coping with Loss
“In the People of God, by the grace of his compassion granted in Jesus, many families prove by their deeds that death does not have the last word: this is a true act of faith. Every time a family in mourning – even terrible mourning – finds the strength to guard the faith and love that unite us to those we love, it has already prevented death from taking everything. The darkness of death should be confronted with a more intense work of love. ‘My God, lighten my darkness!’ is the invocation of evening prayer. …
Questions from a Wounded Heart
Answered by Fr. Dick Mevissen CSsR
These twelve reflections flow out of my long association with divorced persons and those who minister with them in a ministry which strives to assist people to find healing in the midst of almost overwhelming grief and anger associated with the painful end of a marriage in divorce.
-Fr Dick Mevissen
Divorced
Q: Why does my loneliness seem to fuel a sense of desperation to reconnect?
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Widowed
Q: Why can't I trust anymore?
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