Article Giving Grief Its Due Who better to shepherd us through reams of writing about death than Edwidge Danticat? By Valerie Sayers August 23, 2017 Books End-of-life Issues
Article Updated: The Best for Charlie Does Charlie Gard's treatment offers hope of benefit that is proportionate to the suffering Charlie is experiencing? By Lisa Fullam July 12, 2017 Ethics End-of-life Issues
Article 'The Consolations of Mortality' Andrew Stark wants to persuade us that mortality and death make “the best deal imaginable” for us humans. By Daniel Callahan February 8, 2017 Books Death and Dying End-of-life Issues
Article 'The Work of the Dead' Thomas W. Laqueur writes a richly annotated, indexed, illustrated, and thorough-going study of Western Europe’s management of mortality. By Thomas Lynch November 30, 2016 Theology Books End-of-life Issues
Article Never Too Old to Feel Orphaned It took my parents' deaths for me to understand fully the complete human beings they were. Does anything ever prepare us for the loss of our parents? By Jo McGowan August 10, 2016 Columnists Death and Dying End-of-life Issues
Article Canada Allows Doctor-Assisted Dying Canada’s long-standing ban on physician-assisted death is over. Though Canada has a predilection for polite and civil exchange, was the debate heated enough? By Michael W. Higgins July 18, 2016 Bishops Death and Dying Ecumenism End-of-life Issues Ethics Secularism and Modernity Social Justice