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(OSV News) — According to the Gospel of John, in his final moment on the cross, Jesus declared: “It is finished” (Jn 19:30).

For many, what happens after death is rarely discussed. For others, it becomes an ongoing and meaningful conversation. WGCU met with three families who embraced a different kind of farewell.