Even today, life is fragile, but that doesn't make it any less sacred. Do you see a difference in attitude between cemetery sections filled with the dead, marked by photos on stone and constructed in a way that honors the precious life lost, and the dumped into a used septic tank, body after body of babies and young children, unmarked, unnoted, ungrieved, left there to only be discovered accidentally by kids playing, who will be haunted by the gruesome sight the rest of their lives??? I sure can. The missing piece is compassion. That is something people EXPECT of an organization professing to be Christian. I don't think that expectation is out of place. Almighty God is the judge and He knows the secret things and the things hidden.
Nothing in all creation is hidden from God's sight. Everything is uncovered and laid bare before the eyes of him to whom we must give account. (Daniel 2:22)
“...Do you see a difference in attitude “
I see a huge difference in circumstances.
I see the attitude of Nuns devoting their lives to the care and comfort of “the least of Mine”. They didn’t have 365 acres and tens of millions of dollars to lavish on dust. Dust over which they likely grieved and prayed. Wouldn’t the all seeing God have seen that?
What do we know of the resources of this order? Were they wallowing in cash? Doubtful. I’d guess that those poor people got all the burial the Nuns could arrange for them.