Rachel’s Vineyard was featured in The Record, the weekly newspaper of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Here is the article:
Father Ben Cameron on EWTN Bookmark
Our Kentucky team leader, Fr. Ben Cameron, was recently interviewed on “EWTN Bookmark” with Doug Keck. They discussed Fr. Ben’s recent book, Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma and Grief. Watch this episode to learn more about our ministry of bringing forgiveness and healing to those…
At Home with Jim and Joy Show
Fr. Ben Cameron, the President of Rachel’s Vineyard of Bowling Green (which conducts Rachel’s Vineyard retreats in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama), was recently on the “At Home with Jim and Joy” show on EWTN. Jim and Joy Pinto interviewed Fr. Ben about his recent book, Healing the Deepest Wounds: A…
EWTN Bookmark Brief
I was recently on EWTN, the Global Catholic Television Network, recording a couple programs about my recent book, Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma and Grief. Here is a short video promoting one of the programs where Doug Keck and I discuss the book and the…
Upcoming Retreats
Rachel’s Vineyard of Bowling Green offers weekend retreats for healing after abortion in Western Kentucky, Middle Tennessee, and Northern Alabama. Our retreats are confidential, and are deep experiences of encountering the healing love and mercy of the Lord Jesus Christ. They are open to both women and men who have…
Healing the Deepest Wounds
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new book by our Kentucky Rachel’s Vineyard Site Leader, Fr. Ben Cameron. It is a concise introduction to the spiritual and emotional wounds of abortion. In addition to explaining the grief and trauma of abortion, it also addresses both spiritual healing…
Branches on the Vine (Jesus)
On Sunday, April 28th, Fr. Ben Cameron, our Kentucky Rachel’s Vineyard leader, gave a homily on Jesus as the Vine and us as the Branches at the Chapel of Divine Mercy in Auburn, Kentucky. During his homily, Fr. Ben spoke about three major areas of wounds that afflict millions in…