Caregivers
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We are called to reach out to the Elderly
Grandparents and the Elderly are so important to our communities and our church.
By word and by prayer, and by the sufferings that advanced age brings with it, older people have always been witnesses and apostles of the faith in Christian communities and in families.
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Understanding that the family is of cardinal importance in our society and that at the center of the family is the marriage of man and woman, we should be mindful and attentive to supporting the mental health of marriages and families. Patrick and Sarah Metts will discuss the importance of attending to the needs of couples and families as mental health issues manifest themselves within this context. They will discuss practical ways a mental health ministry can offer support at the diocesan, parish, and individual levels.
Webinar Resources
PowerPoint File
Resources for Supporting Marriages
Marriage Encounter
Retrouvaille
RESTORE
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Caring for Someone with Mental Health Issues
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This beautiful Stations of the Cross is directed to caregivers, filled with reflections for each station that reflect the caregiving journey and how it is linked to Christ's walk to Calvary. Personal, hopeful and prayerful to support you during Lenten season, and all year long.
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Webinar Recording
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Magnifying Our Relationship with Christ on the Dementia Journey.
Hosted on June 28th, 2022, Kate Fassbender led the discussion on how Mental Health Ministers can also serve those living with dementia.
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