The purpose of this ministry is to walk with individuals and families seeking healing for addiction and life-controlling struggles.  My heart for this ministry flows from a deep conviction that recovery is not only about freedom from addiction, but about restoration of dignity, identity and relationship with Christ and His Church.

Recovery is a sacred journey of accompaniment.  Through prayerful presence, faith-based support, and connection to the sacramental life of the Church, I seek to provide a safe and compassionate space where individuals can encounter God’s mercy, experience, authentic community, and rediscover hope.

This ministry is grounded in prayer, reliance on the Holy Spirit, and a deep respect for each person's unique story.  I am deeply passionate about helping those in recovery knowing that they are not alone, that their lives have profound worth, and that lasting healing is possible through Christ.

Through this mission, I hope to support the archdiocese’s pastoral mission by fostering communities of healing, strengthening parish-based recovery outreach, and helping individuals and families find their way back to peace, purpose and communion with God.