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		<title>When a Mother Dies</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My mother died a couple of weeks ago. She was 89. She died in her own bed at home. It was a great transition. The funeral was a significant celebration of a full life. The minister Brian Chalmers, at the little neo-emerging church my mother ended up in wore a stole when he took the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My mother died a couple of weeks ago. She was 89. She died in her own bed at home. It was a great transition. The funeral was a significant celebration of a full life. The minister Brian Chalmers, at the little neo-emerging church my mother ended up in wore a stole when he took the service. Then he mentioned that whenever he visited my mother and shared a thought with her she always came back with a comment or a correction. He started the sermon by explaining that he did not usually wear a stole but it was his last chance to get one up on Mary who hated ecclesiastical wear. </p>
<p>The funny thing was I also wore a stole for the committal I led at the cemetery after the funeral service – for the same reason. I wonder if we really do grow up till our parents die – those of us who had/ have strong parents anyway. </p>
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