Days: September 27-29
Location: Prince of Peace Abbey Oceanside, CA
Find help in overcoming addictions and unhealthy attachments on this healing retreat.
A weekend-long retreat for individuals, families, and community members impacted by addiction. Participants will be immersed in witness talks, discussions, Catholic in Recovery meetings, sacraments, and fellowship.
Listen to the 16-minute interview with Scott Weeman on Relevant Radio that gives an overview of the program.
Catholic in Recovery (CIR) is a community of men and women finding freedom from a variety of addictions, compulsions, and unhealthy attachments by blending the spiritual wisdom of 12-step recovery with the sacramental life of the Catholic Church. CIR offers support for individuals and families through virtual and in-person recovery meetings, retreats, digital resources, and content overlapping recovery principles with Catholic traditions. The organization was founded by Scott Weeman, a Saint Brigid parishioner and previous Young Adult Coordinator.
Visit Catholic in Recovery and join CIR+ to find help, learn more about addiction, connect with other CIR members, read recovery related articles, sign up to pray the CIR Novena, and find other helpful resources. You are not alone and help is available, no matter how far down the scale you have gone.
Saint Brigid Parish currently hosts a weekly lust addiction meeting as part of our alliance with Catholic in Recovery (CIR). The meetings consist of reading literature from CIR that connects the Sunday readings with recovery principles as well as time for group sharing. These meetings are strictly confidential.
Lust - a Men's Recovery Group for those recovering from pornography and lust addiction This group has guided many men to improved relationships and freedom from the bondage of lust.
Day and Time: Mondays at 7 pm
Location: St. B's in the Knights Room
General recovery - a meeting for those with a variety of addictions such as alcohol, drugs, food, gambling, lust, etc.
Day and Time: Tuesdays at 7 pm
Location: St. Joseph Cathedral (downtown) in the Cathedral Café.
Call Scott for more details or just show up.