¿Se puede cremar a nuestros difuntos?

To "not be fooled," subscribe and activate notifications! The practice of cremating the dead is becoming more widespread in Western and Christian culture. What's the difficulty with this? Today we're touching on a very current topic: the cremation of our dead. Cremating a body and scattering its ashes in a river, on a soccer field, or wherever you want... The truth is, we don't really know what to do with all this, and even more importantly, we don't know what to do at wakes. If you go to a wake, even if you're Catholic or not, but generally in a Christian country, sometimes you don't know what to do. Besides offering condolences to the person, the first essential thing to do is not only offer condolences but also pray for the deceased. As soon as the soul leaves the human body, it leaves this mortal coil, and at that very moment it is judged by God. So she is going through the very difficult process of judgment, so we must accompany her with our prayers. The Holy Scriptures themselves speak about the care one must take with corpses. In the Book of Maccabees, it speaks of the corpses of the deceased Maccabees. In the New Testament, the veneration of the body of Lazarus is shown. Let's not even talk about the body of Jesus himself. So, is cremation of bodies permitted among Christians? Are there exceptions? Fr. Javier Olivera Ravasi, SE So that "they don't tell you about it," subscribe and activate notifications! Follow us at: http://www.quenotelacuenten.org/ Receive our posts for FREE. Send a WhatsApp message with the word "ALTA" to +5491135809554 QueNoTeLaCuenten needs your help: http://www.quenotelacuenten.org/donac... In order to improve our site, we ask you to complete this survey: https://forms.gle/PMUgWQ2jZMQ387iq5