National Catholic Ministry to the Bereaved meets in St. Louis
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A Catholic ministry for those who work with bereaved individuals is making strides in promoting the beauty and great healing that comes from the Catholic funeral ritual.
The National Catholic Ministry to the Bereaved held its twice-yearly board of trustees meeting last weekend in St. Louis, where members discussed projects the St. Louis-based ministry hopes to work on in the coming months.
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