In this compassionate and theologically grounded work, Paul Chaloux reflects on the mystery of suffering and death from the perspectives of the dying and those who love them. Drawing from personal experience and the Church’s teaching, he explains how suffering and death fit within Divine Providence and how even life’s hardest trials can serve salvation. Offering spiritual counsel and practical guidance for final decisions, caregiving, and grief, this book illuminates the Four Last Things and the redemptive meaning of suffering. It invites readers to entrust themselves to God’s love and to approach life’s final passage with faith, hope, and peace.