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    A Day of Reflection for Women Living with the Reality of Cancer for Women who had Cancer and for Women who are in a Supportive Role of Cancer Patients

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    Ufolla, Lorilee
    Date
    1995
    Degree
    Master of Arts in Pastoral Theology
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    https://scholars.smwc.edu/handle/20.500.12770/737
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    Abstract
    Fram the knowledge I have gained through books, articles, the mission and "Living With Cancer" retreat information, I have concluded that people suffering with serious disease seek spiritual help outside themselves. In response to a medical crisis, I believe people in general ask questions about the meaning of life, or meaning in life, about significance and value and purpose. These questions are central to the spiritual aspect of life and illness and death. Thus, people in crisis need a time and place for quiet reflection, shared reflection, solitary prayer and group prayer.
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    Cancer--Patients--Religious life
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