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Social work, spirituality, and suicide: An odd mix or a natural blend?

Robert R. Fournier Area director of the Cape Cod Office, Catholic Social Services, Diocese of Fall River, Fall River, Massachusetts
Pages 27-35 | Published online: 07 Dec 2010
 
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The relationship of the key elements of faith, hope, and charity to both genuine spirituality and social work are traced and discussed. Problems related to spirituality are an intrinsic element in suicide. Social work with suicide calls for being a faithful, hopeful, and loving friend.

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