


Serving priests, deacons, brothers and seminarians who suffer from substance use disorders, process addictions and compulsive overeating.
Addressing the challenges of addiction, behavioral health, and other compulsive disorders that are faced by women religious.
Whether you’re walking alongside a loved one in recovery, searching for answers, or grieving a painful loss — you don’t have to face this alone. The Catholic Church’s tradition of mercy and healing is here to support every member of your family at every stage of the journey.

"Addiction is not a moral failing but a treatable illness. Within the supportive community of our Catholic Church, no one needs to struggle alone."
- From Silence to Support, Guest House
Discover resources to support your whole family as you navigate the challenges of addiction together, grounded in faith and compassionate care.
Practical, faith-informed guidance to help parents open honest conversations with children about mental health and the risks of substance use.
Learn the warning signs that may indicate a family member is struggling, and find guidance on how to respond with compassion and clarity.
For those mourning a devastating loss, find Catholic-rooted grief resources offering hope, community, and a path toward healing.
A guide to locating trusted treatment options, support networks, and faith-based resources when you or a loved one is ready to seek help.
A step-by-step conversation guide for families approaching a difficult but necessary discussion. Click
Listen to conversations with experts, families, and those in recovery about the road ahead.
An introduction to how Catholic teaching views addiction as illness, not moral failure, and what that means for families.
Find a Recovery Sunday event at a parish near you, or learn how to bring one to your community.
Our team is available to answer questions and help connect you with the right support. Call 1 (800) 626-6910.