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We make present the persistent and patient love of Christ
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- The Cathedral of Saint Peter Mental Health Ministry
- Church of St. Gregory & St. John Vianney Parish
- Additional Scranton Area Parish Mental Health Ministries Coming Soon!
- Please join us for a Blue Christmas Service:
  
  Thursday, December 21, 2023
  5:45p.m.
  St. Ann's Basilica, Scranton
  
  All are welcome and no registration is required.
  
  You are most welcome to join us for this opportunity to experience beauty, serenity, and consolation in the midst of what can be a challenging time of year.
  This will be a contemplative prayer service of peace, healing and
  hope for anyone who is mourning or experiencing hurt of any kind. Whether you are feeling blue or not, this gathering service unites us together to support one another as we express the fullness of God’s goodness, faithfulness, and love. Come alone or invite a friend to this service of comfort.
Lists of Counselors, Therapists, Spiritual Directors, and Helpful Organizations
- The lists offered below are for informational purposes only. The NE and Central PA Region Chapter and the CMHM neither endorse nor promote the persons and organizations listed.
Films and Videos
- Mental Health Mass Sacred Heart Jesus Parish May 13, 2023
- Mental Health Ministry in Scranton
- Mental Health Ministry: Christ Heals our Wounds
Northeast & Central Pennsylvania Chapter Resources & News
- Blue Christmas Service - 12/21/23, 5:45p.m. at St. Ann's Basilica
  
  NEPA Catholic Mental Health Ministries invites you: BLUE CHRISTMAS A welcoming service of prayers, words, and music for those who are grieving, sad, or lonely this holiday season
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- Catholic Ministry Addresses Pandemic’s Toll on Mental Health
  
  by The Catholic Light
  
  In addition to the seemingly endless interruptions the COVID-19 global pandemic has had on our world – from a direct impact on those it has affected, to fear of contracting the virus, to separation from loved ones, and an overall upheaval it has caused to our social, work and financial lives – the crisis has also taken a serious, sometimes deadly, toll on the mental health of society. No one is more aware of that fact than Deacon Ed Shoener.
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- NAMI Scranton and Northeast PA
  
  by Northeast & Central Pennsylvania Chapter Resources
  
  The National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) is a nonprofit, grassroots, self-help, support and advocacy organization of consumers, families, and friends of people with severe mental illnesses. Local affiliates such as the NAMI Pennsylvania Scranton Area Chapter and state organizations such as NAMI Pennsylvania identify and work on issues most important to our local community and our state.
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