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‘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 Participates in First-of-its-Kind Global Mental Wellness Conference in Rome
Marc DelMonico, PhD, Director of Communications & Online Education, represented SLI and presented on a panel which focused on Care of Ministers.
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.
Manchester Milestones: New Executive Director, Sisters’ Service Recognized by Pope Leo
Fr. Andrew Pastore succeeds Fr. Gerard Fieldhouse-Byrne in leading St Luke’s Centre, Manchester (SLCM), while Sr. Eithne Donoghue and Sr. Janette Murphy Brown have both been awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice award by Pope Leo XIV.
LukeNotes: The Forgiving Journey
The fourth issue of our free quarterly newsletter for 2025 is a reflection on the journey of forgiveness.
President McDevitt Hosts St. Luke Feast Month Celebration in Silver Spring
Festivities included a special Mass, lunch and presentation focused on the USCCB’s ‘Guide to Ongoing Formation for Priests.’ A representative from the USCCB presented on the mental wellness needs of priests.
Statement of Saint Luke Institute President on Shooting at Minneapolis Catholic Church
President & CEO, Rev. Patrick J McDevitt, CM, PhD, issued the following statement at 12:30 p.m. ET to members of the SLI Board of Directors and staff
SLI Staff Welcomes New President with Prayer Service, Reflection
Listen to the Gospel reading from the prayer service followed by Fr. McDevitt’s reflection, and join us in prayer for Fr. McDevitt and all who carry on the mission of SLI.
LukeNotes: Relationships & Healthy Boundaries in Ministry
The third issue of our free quarterly newsletter for 2025 highlights healthy strategies for developing and maintaining boundaries in ministry relationships.
Free SLIconnect Presentation Highlights Saint Luke Institute Candidate Assessment Program
In an upcoming free online presentation, two expert clinicians from Saint Luke Institute highlight core components of SLI’s psychological screening of ministry candidates.
Gratitude for Quinn Conners, O.Carm., Ph.D. as He Concludes Interim President Term
There were many milestones achieved by SLI during Fr. Conners’ tenure.
First SLIconnect Summer Online Presentation Focuses on Responses to Narcississm in Formation
Rev. David Songy, O.F.M. Cap., S.T.D., Psy.D., considers recent developments in the understanding of narcissism, and offers recommendations for screening ministry candidates, addressing the issue in initial and ongoing formation, and more.
Rev. Patrick J. McDevitt, CM, Ph.D. Named President & CEO of Saint Luke Institute
He comes to SLI having served as a pastoral counselor, seminary educator, university professor, as well as in international missions and provincial administration.
‘Emmaus Program’ Name Aligns Gospel Story of Journey and SLI Signature Therapeutic Program
The Silver Spring, Maryland-based program remains the same clinically- and spiritually-focused therapeutic program, now with a name connecting it to the journey to wholeness presented in the Emmaus encounter.
SLI Clinician Article on Trauma Honored with Catholic Media Association Awards
Dr. Stephen Carroll’s article, “Trauma Can Impact Candidates and Communities,” won first place in a “Best Writing – In-Depth” category and second place in “Best Feature Article – Professional and Special-Interest Magazines.”
SLI Announces 2025 Annual Benefit Date, Venue, and Award Honoree
During this year’s major fundraising event on October 21, SLI will honor Monsignor William English, a priest of the Archdiocese of Washington since 1969, and a 10-year member of the SLI Spiritual Integration team.
Continuing Care Focus at Recent Workshop
In May, current Continuing Care participants from SLI gathered with clinicians at a DC-area retreat center for four days of workshops on wellness, discussion groups on their recovery, and daily Mass and prayer.
SLI Clinician to Serve on Archdiocese of Washington Mental Health Advisory Committee
The invitiation to Dr. Stephen Carroll highlights SLI’s resourcing and partnership with the home diocese of our main Silver Spring office, offering mental health and wellness care for clergy, religious, and others who serve the Church
SLI Offers Expanded Community Housing Options in D.C. Region
Two religious houses are offering room and board, as well as opportunities to live in a spiritual and supportive community, for participants in our Intensive Outpatient Program.
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