Month: September 2020

  • Scapegoating – in a good way

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    גמר חתימה טובה Scapegoating has a bad rep in our day and age because it usually involves falsely blaming someone else for one’s own shortcomings. Also it is done in hiding or maybe even unconsciously. Today, the Jewish tradition celebrates Yom Kippur. This holiday is based on Leviticus 16 and formalizes that process and places…

  • Where are you in your 9/11 grief?

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    I invite you to look at your 9/11 remembrance from a grief perspective. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross defined five stages of grief and here is how they apply to our communal response to the 2001 terror attacks: DenialThat moment you sat in front of the TV and couldn’t believe your own eyes. The following weeks and months…

  • Daniel Haas on Hospice Chaplaincy and Military Ministry

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    The Hospice Chaplaincy Podcast is committed to promoting excellence in spiritual care at the end of life. That’s why they had me back to talk about the We Honor Veterans Program. Listen here: