Show Notes
What does healing mean when some losses can never be repaired?
As Yom Kippur approaches, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove and Jon Frankel explore reflection, repentance and the relationships that cannot always be repaired.
Rabbis Nicole Guzik and Erez Sherman join them to discuss Grieving a Child: A Companion Guide for Clergy and what they’ve learned about accompanying families through unimaginable loss—and carrying grief forward without leaving love or memory behind.
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