Rome hosts mental health roundtable inspired by Pope’s prayer intention - Vatican News
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A meeting entitled “A Healing Presence: The Church’s Call to Mental Health Ministry,” organized by the Catholic Mental Health Ministers, opens in Rome to explore Pope Leo XIV’s October prayer intention, which focuses on mental health.
Mental health is no longer a taboo subject; it has become part of everyday conversations. Yet people still often struggle to understand how to relate to “them”—those living with psychological disorders. This distinction is misguided. Mental vulnerability affects everyone as every human being is made up of “mind, body, and spirit.”
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