Catholics For Family Peace Education and Research
on Domestic Abuse
We aim to inform everyone on ways for the Catholic community can promote family peace and to prevent and respond to domestic abuse and to provide resources and promote prayer for all families. Our initiative provides education, resources, and research that help pastoral leaders, clergy, and parishioners recognize domestic abuse and respond with compassion.
Join us in spirit everyday at 3 p.m. to pray for hope, help, and healing
for those affected by domestic violence.
Catholics for Family Peace is an initiative of the National Institute for the Family, a Catholic research and development organization based in Washington, DC. CFFP serves as a clearinghouse for effective pastoral practices of the universal Church that address violence in the home. Training and information presentations may be scheduled at parishes, seminaries, and for organizations.
To schedule a training, contact us.
Join us in spirit everyday at 3 p.m. to pray for hope, help, and healing
for those affected by domestic violence.
Catholics for Family Peace is an initiative of the National Institute for the Family, a Catholic research and development organization based in Washington, DC. CFFP serves as a clearinghouse for effective pastoral practices of the universal Church that address violence in the home. Training and information presentations may be scheduled at parishes, seminaries, and for organizations.
To schedule a training, contact us.
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Free Webinar Series - Register Now
Best Practices to Support Families Impacted by Intimate Partner Violence Sponsored by Catholic Charities-USA and Catholics For Family Peace Co-sponsored by Catholic Charities USA and Catholics For Family Peace
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Online Training Course:
Pastoral Responses to Domestic Violence - By CFFP Fellow, Christauria Welland, Psyc. D., Learn how to respond when confronted by violence in families and work towards healing and prevention. Receive a Level 1 Certificate of Training in Pastoral Responses to Violence in Catholic/Christian families. |
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Join us for the 2021 DVAM Mass
October 2, 2021 at 4:30 pm Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington DC View 2020 DVAM Mass Homily by Bishop Mark E. Brennan, Diocese of Wheeling Charleston (left) Take Action: Encourage your diocese or parish to host a Mass during October for Domestic Violence Awareness. Here is a Sample Letter to your pastor or bishop that you may adapt. |
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter all year long for graphics and easy-to-share messages to spread the word
that domestic violence is not acceptable, and that family peace can happen!
that domestic violence is not acceptable, and that family peace can happen!
