Office of the President
Reflection for Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Dr. King’s words: “I have a dream,” have endured because they represent hope. And that kind of hope matters right now, as we confront dehumanization and injustice in our public life.
Statement from SLI President & CEO on the Passing of Fr. Ken Phillips, TOR, MS
Fr. Ken leaves us a lasting legacy of love, care, and steadfast commitment to the well-being of clergy and religious.
Christmas Message from our President & CEO
The mystery of Christmas tells us something astonishing: God did not remain distant. God did not bypass humanity. God became human. And in doing so, God declared that our lives are gifts—sacred, holy, and filled with depth, meaning, and infinite possibility.
‘Go Beyond, Be Different, Find Hope’: Advent Reflections from SLI President & CEO
Faith expands what we see is possible. Jesus says: “Blessed is the one who finds no stumbling block in me!”
A Thanksgiving Message from our President & CEO
As I look ahead with you, I am mindful that every accomplishment at SLI is made possible by people like you—whose commitment, partnership, and shared dedication propel our mission forward.
SLI Hosts Breakfast at US Bishops Conference
The breakfast was an opportunity for SLI to share directly with the bishops the depth of our experience and dedication to the mental health and well-being of clergy and religious, as well as the positive outcomes our comprehensive care provides.
SLI October Benefit Update: Nearly $400K Raised; Staff Members Honored for ‘Healing the Healers’
Also honored were Fr. Bill English of the SLI Spirituality Team, & Rev. Ken Phillips, Coordinator of Continuing Care.
SLI President & CEO Appears on Daughters of Charity Podcast
In the episode, entitled “The Union of Psychology and Spirituality,” Fr. McDevitt explores with Sr. Liz how healing, faith and human wholeness are intertwined, inviting the listener to come to see life not a problem to be solved, but as a mystery to be lived.
The Patronage of St. Luke: A Community of Healers, Missionaries, and Liberators
Luke’s Jesus will go anywhere and bring newness, life and healing to anyone, regardless of who they are, their past failings and sins, their ethnicity or their social status. These are the same values espoused by SLI.
Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski to Serve as Bishop-Advisor to Saint Luke Institute
Serving in this role, the Archbishop of St. Louis will build on SLI’s strong connection with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), as well as with individual bishops across the country and beyond.