Catholics For Family Peace Education and Research
on Domestic Abuse
Support Family Peace on #iGiveCatholic Giving Day
December 1, 2020
All gifts you make to Catholics For Family Peace on December 1, or during the Advanced Giving Day
phase running from November 16 through November 30, either online or offline through a gift of
cash or check directly to our organization, will increase our impact by allowing us to educate the Catholic community about how they can promote peaceful homes and prevent domestic abuse. With your help, we
WILL reach our fundraising goal of $10,000 during #iGiveCatholic!
Click the button, below, to visit our Profile Page for #iGive Catholic
December 1, 2020
All gifts you make to Catholics For Family Peace on December 1, or during the Advanced Giving Day
phase running from November 16 through November 30, either online or offline through a gift of
cash or check directly to our organization, will increase our impact by allowing us to educate the Catholic community about how they can promote peaceful homes and prevent domestic abuse. With your help, we
WILL reach our fundraising goal of $10,000 during #iGiveCatholic!
Click the button, below, to visit our Profile Page for #iGive Catholic
Join us in spirit everyday at 3 p.m. to pray for hope, help, and healing
for those affected by domestic violence.
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.
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.
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.
Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Mass
Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 6 p.m. in the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Wheeling, West Virginia
Bishop Mark E. Brennan, presider and homilist Click here to view his homily.
Please take the time to listen to his message, and let us share in the joyful hope we have as advocates for all people's safety and dignity.
Saturday, October 3, 2020 at 6 p.m. in the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Wheeling, West Virginia
Bishop Mark E. Brennan, presider and homilist Click here to view his homily.
Please take the time to listen to his message, and let us share in the joyful hope we have as advocates for all people's safety and dignity.
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!
Highlighted Resource:
Our Faculty Associate, Christauria Welland, Psyc. D. has authored How can we help to end violence in Catholic families: A Guide for Clergy, Religious, and Laity. It is good information for anyone. You can download a free copy. At present, there are 9 versions of the 100-page booklet in six languages.
- See more resources for Life Skills for Preventing Family Violence at www.paxinfamilia.org.
More Great Resources for promoting family peace: podcasts, webinars, presentations, and links
