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There is hope after abortion.
It's common but often unspoken - to grieve the loss of a child by abortion. It may seem that nothing can fill the emptiness of one's heart. Be assured that there is forgiveness, hope and healing. Many women and men have participated in diocesan Project Rachel Ministries and been transformed by God's merciful love.If you or someone you know is suffering after abortion, confidential, non-judgmental help is available from Project Rachel Ministry. Visit the "Find Help" map on HopeAfterAbortion.org to find the nearest diocesan ministry. Spanish speakers may visit EsperanzaPosAborto.org.
Project Rachel is a ministry of the Catholic Church in the U.S. to those who have been involved in abortion. It is a diocesan-based network of specially trained priests, religious, counselors, and laypersons who provide a team response of care for those suffering in the aftermath of abortion. In addition to referring for Sacramental Reconciliation, the ministry provides an integrated network of services, including pastoral counseling, support groups, retreats and referrals to licensed mental health professionals.
It is open to all . . . people of all faiths or no faith.
For more information on abortion healing and find help for you or someone you know, visit "Hope After Abortion" or in Spanish www.Esperanzaposaborto.org.
Excerpted with permission. Copyright © 2024, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, D.C. All rights reserved.
https://sistersoflife.org/healing-after-abortion/
A Journey to Healing Through Divine Mercy (Book)- Foundress of the Entering Canaan post-abortive healing ministries offers meditations on mercy to assist parents of aborted children in their reconciliation with God.
If you or someone you know has experienced an abortion either recently or in the past and are dealing with the aftereffects, contact the staff at Dakota Hope Clinic. This life-affirming clinic based in Minot, with clinics in Tioga and Bottineau, offers a post-abortion support program called “Discover Peace.” This support program is offered in a small group setting, giving individuals the chance to share and heal, surrounded by those who have been in similar situations. A new Discover Peace support group is being offered soon in both Minot and Tioga. The course will typically run Monday nights from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with a virtual option available as needed. For more information, including location, go to dakotahope.org and click the post-abortion support tab under the free services tab to fill out a confidential form and the program facilitator will contact you.