
“The season before Easter signifies the troubles in which we live here and now, while the time after Easter which we are celebrating at present signifies the happiness that will be ours in the future. What we commemorate before Easter is what we experience in this life; what we celebrate after Easter points to something we do not yet possess. This is why we keep the first season with fasting and prayer; but now the fast is over and we devote the present season to praise. Such is the meaning of the Alleluia we sing.“
โ St. Augustine of Hippo


Welcome to Those Who Mourn, an online magazine for grieving Catholics.
Grieving takes time, and there are many different kinds of losses to grieve as we journey through this Vale of Tears.
We hope this resource allows you to slow down from the busyness of everyday life and carve out some time to process your pain. Soak in the goodness, truth, and beauty that our faith has to offer, and find therein a balm for your soul.


Trustful Surrender to Divine Providence
by St. Claude de la Colombiรจre
My Wishes Before the Tabernacle
A poem written by St. Thรฉrรจse de Lisieux

Grief and Parenting: How to Hold Your Sorrow While Still Holding Everyone Else
Nichole Haugen shares practical tools for navigating grief as the parent of young children.

The month of April is dedicated to the Blessed Sacrament, and a time during which we continue to celebrate Eastertide.

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