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Healing and Hope: A Catholic Response to Mental Health
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December 5, 2025
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19:20Now PlayingArchbishop Shelton J. Fabre of Louisville, Bishop Robert E. Barron of Winona-Rochester, Bishop Edward J. Burns of Dallas, and Bishop Joseph A. Espaillat, Auxiliary Bishop of New York, gather for a roundtable conversation marking two years of the National Catholic Mental Health Campaign.
Together, they reflect on the needs facing individuals and families, the importance of removing stigma, the role of pastors and parish communities, the challenge of limited access to care, and the call for the Church to accompany those who suffer with the compassion of Christ.
The bishops also discuss the broader cultural landscape, the need for advocacy, the formation of mental health professionals grounded in Catholic anthropology, and the hope that comes from faith, community, and sacramental life.
Watch more roundtables on mental health with bishops, experts, and ministry leaders.
Young People and Mental Health with Bishop Robert E. Barron
Families and Mental Health with Bishop James D. Conley
Clergy and Mental Health with Bishop Edward J. Burns
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