About
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A Christ-centered group is for you if any
of these statements are true:
- You are looking for friends in Christ to share your journey of sorrow.
- You’ve been trying to figure out the meaning of your grief.
- You want to get on with life but haven’t been able to.
- You find comfort in the teachings of Christ.
- You are open to new ways of coping with your grief.
- You don’t want to feel alone anymore.
Parish Support
for Adults Who Mourn
Our Lord assured us that those who mourn are blessed and that they shall be comforted.
Seasons of Hope helps us come together to share in God’s love. With the support of our faith community, we give voice to our unique journeys of grief and find healing and spiritual growth.Seasons of Hope is centered on Jesus Christ and grounded in the healing wisdom, traditions, and practices of the Catholic Church. It has four stand-alone, six-week seasons and journals that explore mourning through scripture, prayer, reflection activities, and faith sharing. Participating in all four seasons is a popular option but is not required.
Whether your loss is recent or long ago, if you are searching for our Lord in the midst of your grief, Seasons of Hope can help. It is a nurturing link to the Church, the Almighty, and people of faith who truly understand what it means to be brokenhearted.
Come and be comforted!
What Participants Say
about Seasons of Hope
"I have really enjoyed this season, and I feel it has helped me go on.”
“Seasons of Hope was what I needed. Although I have pain, the love and support helped me find joy in Christ and his Word. And I’m blessed with many new friends.”
“Thank you so much for these Seasons of Hope sessions. They have meant more than you will ever know.”
“Seasons of Hope’s focus on prayer, scripture, and God helps each and every one of us to know that God loves us so much and that eternal life is a gift from him.”
“I find our faith sharing inspirational. When people share from the heart, I feel it is the glue that helps heal my broken heart.”
"The Lord is close to the borokenhearted..." - Psalm 34:19
