Questions Linger After Nigerian Priest’s Suicide in Massachusetts
The priest’s death has raised questions over what role the Trump administration’s visa restrictions may have played in the tragedy and over why he was so afraid to return to Nigeria.
Results from Tag: 'mental health'
Catholic Mental Health Professionals React to Executive Order Removing Barriers to Psychedelic Drugs
The executive order notes that more than 14 million American adults now suffer from serious mental illness, a large rise from a decade ago.
Bishop Chylinski Urges Compassion During Mental Health Awareness Month
'Know that no matter what you’re going through, no matter what you’re suffering, that in Christ there is always hope,' Auxiliary Bishop Keith Chylinski of Philadelphia said. 'You are never alone.'
Arthur Brooks on How to Find Meaning (and Happiness) in an Age of Emptiness
The Harvard professor and bestselling author argues in his new book that the secret to happiness is asking ‘the big why questions’ that will help you find meaning in your life.
Is a Mental-Health Crisis Hiding in the Church’s Pews?
COMMENTARY: New CatholicTV survey data suggest widespread emotional distress among U.S. Catholics, raising questions about how mental health may shape parish life and Mass attendance.
Loving Our Neighbor: This Religious Sister Confronts Suicide in Bangladesh
‘How aware am I of my neighbor or their mental status, and what can I do to help? ... We also have to work on our mental health from a spiritual perspective, in a holistic way.’
America’s Mental Health Crisis and the Religious Sister Who’s Confronting It in California
Sister Theres Hong Phuoc Tran utilizes spiritual tools to improve people’s well-being, especially youth.
This Is Pope Leo XIV’s Prayer Intention for the Month of November
‘Let us pray that those who are struggling with suicidal thoughts might find the support, care and love they need in their community and be open to the beauty of life,’ the Pope said in a video released Nov. 4.
Catholic Counseling Center Offers Support for War-Traumatized West Bank Residents
Bailasan, championed by the Latin Patriarchate and Aid to the Church in Need, has already helped hundreds of people.
U.S. Bishops Launch ‘Healing and Hope’ Initiative to Promote, Strengthen Mental Health
The U.S. bishops have added three new elements to the mental health campaign to strengthen Catholic engagement ahead of World Mental Health Day.
