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Remembering Babies Gone Too Soon
First source report
The Diocese of East Anglia held a Mass of Remembrance at St Edmund’s Catholic Church in Bungay to pray for babies lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, or neonatal death. The service brought together people from across the diocese to acknowledge the grief of bereaved parents and support families mourning their loss.
During the homily, Fr Simon spoke about the dignity of human life from conception and the pain experienced by families. He encouraged parents to entrust their children to God’s mercy and noted that faith in the resurrection provides hope amidst sorrow. The Mass included readings from Jeremiah and Luke, alongside music from the choir to assist with reflection.
The service coincided with Baby Loss Awareness Week, a national period of remembrance held from 9 to 15 October. The week serves to raise awareness and support those grieving the loss of a child.
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Diocese of East Anglia · Charlie Bohan-Hurst
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