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Plan Ahead for Peace of Mind: Attend CFCS Free End-of-Life Planning Workshop

Jan 10, 2025

Making decisions about end-of-life care is never easy. It’s a topic many of us avoid, but it also offers an opportunity to ensure that our wishes are honored, and our loved ones are supported. Whether you’re planning for yourself or a family member, being proactive can bring peace of mind during a difficult time.

That’s why we invite you to attend a free Planning for the End-of-Life Workshop. Hosted by the Archdiocese of Detroit, this workshop is designed to guide you through the important decisions and processes related to end-of-life planning.

Why You Should Attend

This workshop is an opportunity to take control of your end-of-life decisions, ensuring that your wishes are met, and your family is not left to navigate the complexities alone. Various members of the Angela Hospice team will be presenting at these workshops, along with other valuable community partners and collaborators such as Alliance Catholic Credit Union, Lourdes Senior Community, Michigan Funeral Directors Association, Catholic Foundation of Michigan, Resurrection Cemetery, Archdiocese of Detroit, and Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services. Other professions, including parish priests and experts in various fields, will provide valuable guidance on important topics, such as:

  • Reflection on the Rite of Christian Burial
  • What Does the Church Teach regarding Catholic Funerals
  • Planning Your Funeral Mass
  • Why Catholic Cemeteries Matter
  • Planning at the Funeral Home
  • Hospice Care Education
  • Trusts & Wills
  • Planned Giving
  • End of Life Living and Dying with Dignity Education
  • Senior Living

What you can Expect:

  • Guidance from experts: Catholic clergy, funeral professionals, and legal advisors will be on hand to answer your questions and help you understand the steps involved.
  • A comprehensive planning guide: You’ll receive a guide to assist you in making decisions about your funeral Mass, burial, will, trusts, and more.
  • Multiple Locations & Registration: The workshops will be held at multiple locations across the Archdiocese of Detroit, so you can find one that’s most convenient for you. Spaces are limited, so be sure to register today!

Find a location near you and register here

 

Additional Information

For any questions or more details about the workshop, please visit the CFCS website, or reach out to CFCS at 734.285.2155.

 

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