Kristin Molitor shares how her Grief to Grace experience in February 2020 helped her manage and heal the many symptoms she was experiencing from past harm that were not effectively addressed in other healing ministries in the Church.

In May 2023, Fr. Boniface Hicks attended his first Grief to Grace retreat in Minnesota which allowed him to see the pattern of woundedness that emanated from the harm he endured as a child. Fr. Boniface benefitted from the support of benefactors to this important ministry of healing.

It was in this fifteen minute car ride that I needed to address my growing fears of not being good enough so I could hold my head high.

Because of the pain, I started to believe that joy was a far-off dream. I had suffered too much to be happy again.

Three years ago, I went to the hospital. That was a sign of healing.

Admitting failure was now too costly. Why? Because now, when I showed myself to be imperfect, I lost everything I built my life on.

I believed that if I just did the right things then I wouldn't be depressed. If I just tried harder, then I'd be happy again.

For the first time in my life I experienced what it was like to truly receive a father’s love. I didn’t know I could be loved like that.

There was a promise that I so desired to obtain. One that was only possible through Him. But I had to want it.

A blog post about allowing our minds to re-learn safety though simple, grounding, magical moments of beauty and wonder.

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