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"WELCOME, MY SISTER DEATH!" A Reflection Inspired by St. Francis Experiences of Death
Author(s) -
Largus Nadeak
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
logos
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2776-7485
pISSN - 1412-5943
DOI - 10.54367/logos.v12i1.859
Subject(s) - faith , afterlife , sister , adversary , philosophy , sociology , theology , anthropology , statistics , mathematics
The understanding of  death varies depending on peoples world views and religious beliefs. The undersanding and the experiences of St. Francis of death is interseting to reflect. He accepted death as a part of human existence, so at the approach of his death he said, “Welcome, my sister death!” Francis’ view about death was transformed by his experiences of faith and fraternal worldview. Byreflecting death inspired by St. Francis’ experiences of death we prepare ourselves to accept our death. Death is not our enemy, but a part of our human existence. In our death we will rest in peace.

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