Spotlight
Easter’s Call to Be Pilgrims of Hope & Peace: A Message from Our President & CEO
Easter rekindles the fire of hope that generates new life. It calls us to action, not complacency. Let us recommit ourselves to be true pilgrims of hope: to pray unceasingly for peace.
‘Healing Begins with Acceptance’: Meet the Healers – Ann Marie Beins, RN
SLI’s Healthcare Manager reflects on the emotional and spiritual dimensions of mental health nursing, the weight and privilege of caring for those in crisis, and what “healing” really looks like beyond charts and treatment plans.
SLI Events in Arizona, Texas Highlight New Opportunities
Visits in the southwestern US established new connections for partnerships, and included a fundraiser that garnered nearly $17,000 in pledges to support the organization’s new Partners in Healing Society.
Lent: The Challenge and Peace of Spiritual Springtime
A video reflection for Ash Wednesday from our President & CEO, Rev. Patrick J. McDevitt, CM, PhD.
Fr. Ken Phillips, TOR, MS, Remembered for a ‘Life of Healing’; SLI Charitable Fund Named In His Memory
SLI President & CEO Fr. Patrick McDevitt, CM, PhD stated, “This fund will continue Fr. Ken’s legacy and ensure that financial hardship never prevents priests, deacons, or women and men religious from receiving behavioral health and spiritual care support at SLI.”
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.
In Memoriam: Fr. Ken Phillips, TOR, MS
In over four decades of care for our clients, Fr. Ken served in a number of roles, most recently as Coordinator of Continuing Care. He was honored at the 2025 Annual Benefit for SLI with a Special Service Award.
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.
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