One of the fundamental changes in the modern era was the coming of the “dying of death” throughout the Western World. Coined by historian James Farrell, this term is used to explain how mourners moved away from sentimental death mores that domesticated the dead body and encourag…
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Throughout the history of the Catholic Church, a belief in life after death has been one of the fundamental tenets of the faith. The goal of the laws of the Church has always been the salvation of souls and a crucial facet of that salvation includes the belief in the resurrectio…