Guest guest Posted July 25, 2004 Report Share Posted July 25, 2004 You got that right, very sad when a Nun wont let people honor their passed loved ones...... I was not raised any religion but always had a yearning for Catholocism..... and I do love it, yet there are many things from the " old ways " that I do disagree on " holding book over head in case roof falls in lol " - my x was just like that Nun in the grief stage of our son - he thought it was horrible that I grieved the way I did.......... but will tell you- he had many reasons to be feeling " guilty " so perhaps he just wanted it over and erased...... to ease his own conscience (sp?) . That particular Nun is no longer with the Church that I always went to- She had her good points but lol get this- she and the new Father did not get along- so she left the building ;-) Hugs- Love TJ How sad that a NUN won't let people honor their passed loved ones their own way! Course they always were kind of odd - most of them anyway! LOL! You just keep doing what feels right TJ! Love Lana 0:-) Lana- Thanks Lana- I've only had two people that told me I was 'bonkers' and believe it or not - one was the Church nun- she told me that I should stop visiting the cemetery and putting so much umph into it ( decorated and kept clean - plus went down there daily when I was able to drive ) just to say prayers and an I love you- this Nun- grabbed my hand and put it to my heart- she said -------- " Keep him here----- not up here ( she pointed to my head )........ I was in horrible shock at her display of thoughts- but I just looked at her and said " I know my son is NOT in the grave ---- his spirit is everywhere ----- but everyone handles their grief differently and I will not let you make me feel that I am doing anything wrong " - she said no more. The other person was my x- and to be honest with you- the two never got along- Kenny saw too much of what went on- and if anything- I think his dad fears that something will happen to him if he is down by the grave yard too long or too often- *paybacks?* But I didn't let that stop me either- told him I was going to continue with or without him......... and that I did- up until I could no longer do it...... And I know that saying the prayers here or anywhere- or just plain talking to him - he hears - no matter where I am. It is great to hear that I'm not alone in having conversations with loved ones that have went before me ........ Hugs And Love- TJ TJ, I think you're right, it wasn't really a mistake - it was supposed to happen. You are so right, they ARE here - I love it when someone else talks to their loved ones like I do mine. I refuse to stop - I know they hear me, and I feel I get love and support in return. Good for you, TJ! Love Lana 0:-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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