35 phrases for those who have lost a loved one to feel welcomed

Those who love us never really leave, for they leave a part in us that is sacred and eternal.

In our lives, change is inevitable. Loss is inevitable. Happiness lies in our adaptability to survive everything bad.

Buddha

The dead are invisible, not absent.

Victor Hugo

This pain of grief will one day turn into a beautiful memory.

Oh death, I don’t know who can fear you, since for you, life opens up to us.

Saint Padre Pio of Pieltrecina

The longing immortalizes the presence of those who are gone. Over time, this pain subsides, turns into silence that hopes, by the arms of life, to meet again one day.

Father Fabio de Melo

In a moment of so much pain, I can only express my condolences and wish your heart to be welcomed!

Jesus said to him, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me, even if he dies, will live; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?”

John 11:25-26

Death is not defeat but victory: the moment to see God; death to find it, eternity to possess it… Death for the Christian is not the great scare, but the great hope.

Saint Albert Hurtado

Death is always a pain we are not prepared to deal with. My condolences.

Death is no longer frightening; it is no longer the door of nothingness, but the door of liberation, which opens the entrance to an abode of happiness and peace for the exile.

Allan Kardec

Death is a simple change of dress, we are what we are. After the sepulcher, we find nothing but paradise or hell created by ourselves.

Chico Xavier

Losing a loved one is like ripping a part of us out. I’m terribly sorry.

Those who walk uprightly will enter into peace; will find rest in death.

Isaiah 57:2

Nobody dies. Improvement continues everywhere.

Chico Xavier

I’m sorry for everything you’re going through, for this difficult grief. May you find peace and comfort in your memories!

Be patient with your own pain and know how to respect the grieving process. After all, you know that he would like you to go on with your life remembering all the love you had.

Grieving the loss of a loved one is one of the hardest things in life. I know how you feel! If you want to talk, I’ll be here!

There are no words that can take away the pain of losing someone we love. I’m very sorry!

Everything in this life passes, even the pain of grief. My condolences.

May God, in His infinite mercy, welcome your pain and comfort your heart in this very delicate moment.

God knows when it’s time for everyone. May He comfort your heart!

We never understand God’s plans, but they always have a purpose. May He welcome your pain.

Death is just an invitation from God to finally be on His side. It was better this way!

Death is not the last step, it is just the entrance into the kingdoms of God!

My dear, I’m so sorry for your loss. Know that if you need a shoulder to lean on, I’ll be here!

My condolences, may you find some comfort in this time of so much pain.

Death is just another passage of the spirit. And he’s in a better place now, watching over you!

Those we love remain eternal in our memories. So they never actually die.

This life is just a ticket to something much greater. Have faith in it! Death is not the final destination.

The memories of those we love are something so strong, that not even death can erase them.

Remember the dead as they were in life, for that’s how we all want to be remembered.

Death is a passage from this world to the spiritual world. One day, we will all meet again on the other side.

In this moment of deep pain, I come to express my feelings. May God comfort you and give you the comfort you need right now!

The pain of grief needs to be lived. It’s okay to cry, it’s part of it. And if you need it, know that I’ll always be here, okay?