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SLI President Invites Re-Dedication to Healing and Hope on Eve of September 11 Anniversary
Rev. Patrick J. McDevitt, CM, PhD, CEO & President of Saint Luke Institute (SLI), offered the following reflection to staff and colleagues at SLI on the eve of the anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001.
SLI President Offers Opening Plenary at Organization’s Conference on Human Formation
Rev. Patrick J. McDevitt, CM, PhD, welcomed 200 participants, offering an opening plenary which helped frame the overall theme for the 4-day event.
SLI Works With Archdiocese of Washington Office in Support of Mental Wellbeing for Ministers
As part of ongoing collaborations with the Archdiocese of Washington in support of mental health in ministry, Saint Luke Institute recently completed three free short videos focused on self-care in…
‘Sacred Sanctuary in the Present Moment’: Homily from the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus compares the Kingdom of God to a treasure hidden in a field and to a pearl of great price. The remarkable thing is that we do not have to travel anywhere to discover this treasure. We do not need to journey to distant shrines or sacred places. The holy ground is here.
In Memoriam: Sister Kathleen Keller, SNJM (1946-2026)
We remember in prayer Sister Kathleen Keller, SNJM, who previously served as a massage therapist at Saint Luke Institute.
Saint Luke Institute 2026 October Benefit to Inaugurate 50th Anniversary Year; Honor Sr. Mary Bader, DC
During this year’s October 16 event, SLI will mark an historic milestone, set its future course, and honor a sister who has dedicated her ministry to support of the vulnerable.
SLI-Lead October 10 Online Education Event to Highlight ‘Aging Gratefully’ and Women Religious
The virtual event will lift up the way in which Catholic Sisters worldwide model, resource, and respond to the needs of aging in ways that are holistic, holy, and a reflect a proven model from which everyone in the Church can learn—religious, clergy and lay.
SLI Director of Spiritual Care Interviewed in Article on Catholic Mental Health Care Ministry
Dr. Kathleen Hope Brown highlighted the importance SLI places on integrated spiritual care within the psychological, therapeutic healing process.
Finding Rest in Christ and Renewing the Joy of Ministry
For many ministers, summer follows an intense pastoral season. Numerous spring responsibilities can leave ministers physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted. Rest and renewal is essential for healthy and effective ministry.
Equipping a Community of Care: SLI Participates in Catholic Mental Health Ministers Conference
SLI presenters received a lot of follow-up following their events, and many participants expressed great interest for collaboration or partnership with us.