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Bereavement Ministry
A joint service of the Marriage & Family Life office and the Catholic Cemeteries, Bereavement Ministry provides resources for collaborative parish ministry, community resources, and services. It also organizes, publicizes, implements, and evaluates services and programs associated with widowed and grieving. Staff develops and provides bereavement resources for individuals and parishes, including audio-visual materials and information on support groups. Retreats for widowed persons and programs for bereaved parents are organized and implemented through this Office. Training workshops are available to people in parishes who are interested in Bereavement Ministry.
Contact
Susan L. McNeil, M.Div
Director, Department for Catholic Social Responsibility, Director, Office of Lay Ministry,
and Director, Synod Implementation
Archdiocese of Milwaukee
(414) 758-2214
McNeilS@archmil.org
Project Rachel
Project Rachel is a post-abortion ministry founded by Vicki Thorn in 1984. It has helped women and men around the country heal from abortion trauma. Project Rachel is a team of specially trained priests, religious, counselors, and laypersons who provide hope and healing for those suffering from the aftermath of abortion. Project Rachel is a private and confidential experience. When you contact someone from Project Rachel, they will listen to you and provide you with resources. Services are Non-Judgmental, Confidential, and Free.
Contact
Colleen Kremer
Coordinator for Project Rachel
(414) 389-8822
ProjectRachel@archmil.org
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