Shownotes
Do you ever feel disconnected in grief? While the world moves on, those of us in grief are still trying to find our way. And yet, those of us who grieve, have a common understanding. We belong to a club no-one signs up for but we can empathize with each other.
In this week’s episode, Andrea spends time with guest, Lindsay Machnik, to talk about the importance of community, especially in those early times of loss. After unexpectedly losing her husband, Lindsay was searching for a community that wasn’t only about grief but also one that understood grief from a Catholic perspective. As a result of her search, she found the Mourning Glory Podcast and thus, the Mourning Glory Community on Mighty Networks was born.
Tune in to learn more about Lindsay’s story and our new private community where you can find comfort and support on your own journey.
Online community link
Prayer for the soul of Lindsay’s husband, Sean Machnik.
Eternal Rest Grant Unto Him/Her O Lord, and let the perpetual Light shine upon her, may he rest in peace. Amen. May her soul and the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Journaling Questions
How has your grief changed since the first few weeks/months?
Who has been a source of community for you in grief?
How much prayer have you incorporated into your grieving process? If you have used prayer, in what ways have you found this a comfort? In ways have you found this a challenge?
What types of communities are available to you? In what ways have you contributed to their support? How have others contributed to your support?
What would it look like to start your own grief support group?
We hope you enjoy the podcast. Please share it with others to help them know that they are not alone in their grief. You can also find all of our episodes as well as links to resources and join our brand new private online community at www.mourningglorypodcast.com.
God Bless!