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Spiritual care for gun violence involves "re-membering" – recalling the past and reintegrating community norms. This reframes care as a collective obligation for social healing, not just individual support.

Area of Science:

  • Spiritual care
  • Sociology of violence
  • Community psychology

Background:

  • Gun violence profoundly impacts individuals and communities, necessitating new approaches to spiritual care.
  • Existing models of care often focus on individual victims, overlooking the broader social context of violence.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce the concept of "re-membering" as a framework for spiritual care in the context of gun violence.
  • To explore how collective remembrance and social norm transformation can address gun violence's impact.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual analysis of "re-membering" by integrating memory and social reintegration.
  • Examination of the role of collective ownership in reframing community obligations regarding violence.
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  • "Re-membering" offers a paradigm shift, moving beyond individualistic care to community-centered spiritual support.
  • Acknowledging and processing collective experiences of violence can reshape social norms and foster healing.

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  • Spiritual care for gun violence requires a communal approach, emphasizing shared responsibility and social milieu transformation.
  • The concept of "re-membering" provides a pathway for communities to collectively address the enduring effects of gun violence and rebuild social cohesion.