Brought to you by the Diocesan Ministry with Persons with Disabilities: Casserole Club!

A new spiritual support group for Catholic adult family members of persons with mental illness has formed!!  “The Casserole Club” meets monthly on the first Thursday of the month at the Spiritual Life Center.  The meeting opens with prayer, scripture and reflection. A guest speaker makes a short presentation on programs or services.  Anonymity and confidentiality are highly valued! There is no cost and no registration to attend. For more information visit the ministry office webpage here.

This group is currently on hiatus.  If you are interested in leading this group or attending something similar, please contact the Center at (316) 744-0167.

Loss of a loved one creates challenges in one's spiritual life.  The journey through this bewildering time can be lightened when walking with other Christians who have been or are on the same path.  We gather at 7 p.m. for half an hour of adoration before the Blessed Sacrament-- a time for prayer, scripture reading and reflection.

We then convene for an hour to converse with one another about how the Lord has been present to us and to be present to one another.

Walk-ins are welcome, but if you'd like to register in advance please call (316) 744-0167.

This group is currently on hiatus.  If you are interested in leading this group or attending something similar, please contact the Center at (316) 744-0167.

The heart wrenching events of divorce is unique among life experiences.  Nothing can prepare an individual for it.  The process of divorce disheartens a Christian and the need for community is greatly felt.

Gathering first before the Eucharistic Lord in the Blessed Sacrament to ask for His Healing Presence, the Spiritual Life Center Saint Helena Divorce Group then convenes for prayer, scripture reflection and conversation.

The ministry is named after Saint Helena, the mother of Constantine and the patron of those who experienced divorce.

Contact us if you are interested!  (316-744-0167)

The Veteran Support group is designed to help veterans and their spouses better understand the impact military experience has on them and their families.   Participants learn coping skills to deal with reintegration and the stresses of living.  The group focus will include issues related to Spirit, Mind, and Body.

Mr. Gary Maloney, a Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist, facilitates the group.  He is Reality Therapy Certified and has 36 years of clinical experience.  Gary is also a U.S. Army veteran who served in Vietnam in 1968 and 1969.  He is an active member of Saint Paul Parish at the WSU Newman Center.

Father Ken Van Haverbeke, director of the retreat center, will be spiritual chaplain of the group.