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Episode 63: Healing for Adult Children of Divorce
In this episode, Chenele talks with Daniel and Bethany Meola, cofounders of Life-Giving Wounds, a ministry for Catholic adult children of divorce that allows them to discuss their pain and experience Christ's healing. The Meolas also share resources they offer, including online or in-person retreats, support groups, and more.
Links:
- Follow Ave Maria Press on Instagram
- Follow Chenele Shaw on Instagram
- Learn More about Life-Giving Wounds from Dan and Bethany Meolo
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In this episode, Chenele talks with Daniel and Bethany Meola, cofounders of Life-Giving Wounds, a ministry for Catholic adult children of divorce that allows them to discuss their pain and experience Christ's healing. The Meolas also share resources they offer, including online or in-person retreats, support groups, and more.
Links:
- Follow Ave Maria Press on Instagram
- Follow Chenele Shaw on Instagram
- Learn More about Life-Giving Wounds from Dan and Bethany Meolo
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