Dementia is not the end of someone's faith journey, it is a threshold from what was known to something new. Individuals living with dementia are often isolated, suffering, and afraid. How can we find strength in the intergenerational community that is the Church to bring healing and joy to those living with dementia?In this webinar, Kate Fassbender, founder and executive director of The Hem of Christ—a ministry of care and support for those living with dementia and their caregivers—will explore ways to help those in your parish living with dementia remain close to the sacraments, be united with their parish community, and to grow in their relationship with Christ.

In this presentation, Rachael Killackey, founder and executive director of Magdala Ministries and author of the forthcoming book Love in Recovery, discusses how pornography and other sexual addictions make their way into the lives of both men and women—no matter how devout—and how a parish can become a place of healing, education, and community for those trying to recover or support someone in recovery.

Persons with disabilities and their families seek to belong in the full life of the Church. God’s vision of love calls the Church to help bring about this reality. In this webinar, Charleen Katra, executive director of the National Catholic Partnership on Disability, will share best practices for parish ministers that will transform parishes into places of belonging for all—physically, liturgically, catechetically, and attitudinally.

You've seen statistics. There is no other way to put it: The Catholic Church is in a battle for the souls of our youth, and it is losing. Jesus Christ not only communicated the message of the Gospel but also taught how to pass down that message from generation to generation. In this webinar, Everett Fritz—founder and executive director of Andrew Ministries—will discuss discipleship and why it is the key to fixing the problem of young people leaving the Church.

How can we engage men in the life of Christ and his Church? How can parishes help men thrive as holy sons of God? These are important issues and questions that we must address in the Church today. In this webinar, Paul George, author of Holy Grit: A Saintly Guide to Becoming a Man of Virtue, will provide some insight into how the Church can be intentional about involving men in the life of the parish community.

What would it look like if your diocese or parish doubled, tripled, or quadrupled Eucharistic Adoration attendance and if chapels were overflowing with people seeking Jesus? Imagine the transformation of hearts that would take place and the healing, conversion, and revival that would follow. I AM HERE, a campaign by the Archdiocese of Detroit and the Hallow App in support of the National Eucharistic Revival, can help you ignite this revival in your diocese or parish.In this webinar Leah Butalid, content coordinator in the Archdiocese of Detroit's Communications Department, will explain the main components of this campaign and how it can be implemented at any parish or diocese in the United States as a way to invite local participation in the National Eucharistic Revival.