Mourning the Death of Parents

Father Mateo Bautista tells us fourteen stories, written by seven women and seven men, who have gone through the experience of orphanhood at different ages and circumstances. Through them we will be informed and trained in the art of prevention, resistance, being resilient and taking advantage of our grief. About the Author: Father Mateo Bautista. He is a Camillian religious. He has a master's degree in Pastoral Health and a degree in Moral and Spiritual Theology. He currently serves as Archdiocesan Delegate for Pastoral Health of the Archbishopric of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Previously he applied his knowledge in Argentina, where he promoted Pastoral Health, was director of the magazine Humanizar and directed the center for humanization and pastoral health "San Camilo". She has published more than 60 books, including: Our Mental Health, Life without Distress, Stories for Living Positively, Rebirth in Grief and Stories for Grieving, among others.

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