Is LGBT Persons’ Mental Health Improving?
COMMENTARY: The social changes in the past 30 years have not actually improved the mental health of the people who were supposed to be helped.
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Mental Health and Spiritual Health Are Not at Odds
Along with reception of the sacraments and nourishment of the soul, mental health resources that strengthen emotional, psychological and social supports can truly benefit Catholics who are suffering.
Bishop Conley Shares Journey of Regaining Mental, Physical and Spiritual Health, Offering Message of Hope
Nebraska bishop shared his reflections on mental health and Christ in a May 16 pastoral letter in which he emphasized the importance of support from his friends, family, medical professionals — and his golden retriever, Stella.
‘A Purposeful Day’: Helping Those With Down Syndrome Thrive Beyond the ‘Cliff of Adulthood’
As so many resources dwindle down as children with special needs grow older, Kate Ashbrook is working overtime to help young adults reach their potential.
Finnish Study: Transgender Surgeries for Minors Do Not Solve Mental-Health Issues
According to the researchers, suicide was rare among adolescents who sought psychiatric help within the time frame analyzed in the study, regardless of whether they received transgender drugs or surgeries.
Deaths by Suicide Reach ‘Highest Number Ever Recorded’; Ideation Likely Higher, Expert Says
The CDC study, which shows the provisional data for 2022, reported that there were 49,449 deaths by suicide last year.
Bishop Barron Discusses Impact of Social Media, Isolation and ‘Longing for God’ Amid Bishops’ Initiative to Address Mental-Health Crisis
Minnesota shepherd kicked off a heartfelt discussion at the bishops’ fall meeting about how the Church can minister to the growing number of the faithful suffering from mental-health concerns.
St. Dymphna, St. Maria Goretti and the Litanies of the Heart
These saints teach us that love is stronger than death and that our hope lies not in this world but in God’s loving embrace.
US Bishops Launch Mental Health Campaign With Special Novena, Discussions
The virtual roundtables hosted by the USCCB will first start with bishops and then with other key Catholic leaders.
Wisdom, the Health of Mind, Is the Gift of the Church
‘Sanity, remember, does not mean living in the same world as everyone else,’ says Frank Sheed. ‘It means living in the real world.’
