“Memento mori” is the Latin word for ‘remember that you [have to] die’. It’s not a call to despair. It’s a call to appreciate life right now. It’s an ancient practice of remembering that life is not ...

Denver, Colo., Oct 30, 2017 / 05:00 pm (CNA).- There’s an old Latin phrase that’s suddenly new again – at least in the realm of Catholic Twitter™. The resurgence of the the Latin phrase “memento mori” ...

Memento mori, a Latin phrase meaning "remember you must die," encourages us to live life to the fullest. The phrase originates from ancient Rome, where a servant would remind victorious generals of ...

Memento mori is a Latin phrase that literally means “everything must die.” This is used in stoicism as a philosophy with which to live life. It may sound morbid at first, yet what it really means is ...

One morning, I woke up with a powerful thought in my mind. Memento mori. I called one of my closest friends. “One of us is going to die. Seriously, have you thought about this? One of the four of us ...

As grim as that seems, it’s actually the phrase I wake up to every morning these days. More specifically, my morning routine involves picking up a large, copper-colored coin, with the words “memento ...

DENVER, Colorado – There’s an old Latin phrase that’s suddenly new again – at least in the realm of Catholic Twitter™. The resurgence of the the Latin phrase “memento mori” (remember your death) is ...