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NEVER say this at Funerals 😶 Episode 2 🕯️

A big thank you to ‪@THEINNOCENTKIDOTALKS‬ for hosting me. God Bless! 00:00 Intro to Episode 2 00:51 Have you preached about the RESURRECTION while struggling to BELIEVE in it? 02:06 Do you feel emotionally drained after Funerals BUT are expected to move on quickly? 03:08 Does REPEATED exposure to funerals make you NUMB? 04:49 Have you felt BROKEN yet you are preaching about HOPE? 05:52 Have you felt HELPLESS while consoling someone? 06:44 DONT MISS THIS - so FUNNY 😂 07:57 What you should NEVER say at Funerals! 09:30 What do families expect from priests that is IMPOSSIBLE to give? 10:27 Closing Thoughts A big thank you to Mr. Chris for once again creating a space where real conversations are allowed to exist without filters. Episode 2 of the Death, Funeral & Burial Podcast goes deeper into the emotional weight that comes with repeated encounters with death — not as theory, but as lived reality 🕯️. This episode isn’t about polished answers or perfect faith; it’s about what happens when the one expected to speak hope is himself tired, drained, and sometimes unsure. We talk openly about preaching the Resurrection while personally struggling to feel it, about emotional exhaustion after funerals and the silent pressure to “move on” quickly, and whether repeated exposure to death slowly makes a person numb 😶. There are moments of vulnerability — feeling broken while still speaking about hope, feeling helpless while consoling grieving families, and recognizing the limits of what words can actually heal 💔. These are questions many people think but rarely ask out loud. The conversation also takes a very human turn — from a genuinely funny moment you don’t want to miss 😂, to practical honesty about what should never be said at funerals, and the impossible expectations families sometimes place on priests during moments of deep pain. This episode is not meant to shock or entertain, but to reassure anyone who feels emotionally tired, conflicted, or overwhelmed by grief — that struggling does not cancel faith, and weakness does not mean failure 🕊️.