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Christian Science reveals that the Christ is here and able to bring healing comfort to each individual.
During this month of October, we remember with renewed commitment the precious gift of human life.
Churches can’t replace mental health professionals—but they can listen, reduce stigma, build community, and help people find care. This week’s #MMAD highlights five Christian ministries helping churches respond more wisely.
When grief makes God feel silent, where do you turn for hope?
What happens when couples bring spirituality into therapy? A study reveals how therapists used hope, prayer, and forgiveness while respecting clients' spiritual preferences.
Pope Leo XIV addresses a meeting on “The Roots of Europe for Peace and Unity,” saying Europe’s Christian roots “help us understand more clearly tha
Few churches would say disability disqualifies someone from ministry. But few have created a space where leaders with disabilities can flourish.
As he meets with several spiritual children of St. Vincent de Paul, Pope Leo XIV recalls the French saint’s teaching that prayer and action on behal
Find peace & freedom from comparison. This daily prayer helps you stop comparing yourself to others, embrace your unique worth & find contentment. Pray now!
Pope Leo XIV invites new Bishops taking part in a formation course in Rome to have the heart of Jesus, the Good Shepherd, and to carry everyone i
Pope Leo XIV on Sept. 3 praised the "precious presence" of the small Christian communities who "make Christ present" in the Middle East.
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The rule of law can contribute to all the good purposes God is advancing in his world. Here's why Christians should care about it.
Weekly Communion reminds us that Christ's sacrifice never needs repeating. Explore how the Lord's Supper renews our appreciation of forgiveness and sa
In his book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, Dr. Greg Gifford challenges some of the assumptions behind today’s therapeutic culture.
Pope Leo XIV called on Christians to be capable of “viewing the world in a positive light,” while urging them to be actively committed to transforming society according to the spirit of the Gospel, without watering down the Christian message.
Leo also recalled the Oct. 7 liturgical memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary and emphasized the importance of this traditional Marian prayer.
Poverty ought to motivate Christians to decisive action in good times and bad, 1,700 diners heard from politicians and prelates at the 29th annual Cardinal's Dinner in Toronto, Oct. 30.
A new Vatican document, the result of a collaboration among three dicasteries, affirms Vatican II's landmark 1965 teaching on the church's relationship with the Jewish people and those of other faiths.
Christians who might call themselves 'casual' struggle more with forgiveness than committed believers.
“I wanted him to know how special he was, to God and to us.”
In his Angelus message, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the power of forgiving others like Christ has forgiven us in order to counter hatred, division an
The purpose of Catholic education is to help students grow deeper in their identity as children of God made in his image and likeness, Archbishop Gabriele G. Caccia told the congregation at a Sept. 3 Mass to mark the opening of the academic year at The Catholic University of America in Washington.
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Finding the Comforter in a grieving world - CSMonitor.com
Finding God in grief
Please also review AIHCP's Christian Counseling Certification as well as its Christian Grief Counseling Program