Sep 1, 2026 · 30 min · 11 segments
In this conversation, Anne-Marie, a palliative care doctor says that for her, death, while sad, is ‘ultimately not the end of the person’s spiritual life, of the soul.’ She explains what she has found…
Teresa AlessandroHostMy conversations with different Catholics will give you glimpses into some of the ways we're living our faith today.
Pope Leo, quoting Saint Augustine, reminds us, let us live well and the times will be good.
I hope you feel encouraged and affirmed and sometimes challenged, as I am in these conversations.
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Listeners, just before we get into today's conversation, I want to make you aware that we are talking today about death and dying and palliative care and end of life.
And there may be some listeners for whom this isn't a good time to listen into this conversation.
But here is a conversation with Anne-Marie which has a great deal of encouragement and richness in it.
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My conversations with different Catholics will give you glimpses into some of the ways we're living our faith today.
Pope Leo, quoting Saint Augustine, reminds us, let us live well and the times will be good.
I hope you feel encouraged and affirmed and sometimes challenged, as I am in these conversations.
Join our podcast community, get news and background information about the conversations, and share your thoughts if you want to.
You can get the newsletter and each episode straight to your inbox by going to allkindsofcatholic.substack.com and clicking on subscribe.
That web address is in the episode notes too, and I'd love you to draw closer to our community.
Listeners, just before we get into today's conversation, I want to make you aware that we are talking today about death and dying and palliative care and end of life.
And there may be some listeners for whom this isn't a good time to listen into this conversation.
But here is a conversation with Anne-Marie which has a great deal of encouragement and richness in it.
