Presented by Christian Wolfe
Priests and deacons stand daily at the crossroads of grace and human frailty hearing confessions, counseling struggling spouses, and quietly carrying their own unspoken burdens in a culture where sexual brokenness is more accessible, more aggressive, and more corrosive than ever before. Led by Christian Wolfe, LPCC-S, LADC, CSAT Candidate, adjunct counselor at St. Paul Seminary, and founder of Fides Catholic, this talk offers a rare integration of clinical depth and Catholic truth on the reality of sexual addiction and compulsivity.
The first hour grounds participants in a theology and psychology of the integrated human person, the clinical realities of addiction, the staggering scope and design of what drives it, and the neurobiological and developmental roots of chronic sexual sin, along with a real, hope-filled path to recovery.
The second hour turns practical: concrete, field-tested ways to walk with penitents, parishioners, brother priests, and even oneself toward freedom and chastity. Whether you’re seeking language for the confessional, wisdom for spiritual direction, or simply a clearer map for a struggle you’ve long sensed but never had the tools to name, this day is built for you because the men and women in your pews, rectories, and religious houses are waiting for shepherds equipped to lead them from chaos to clarity, and pain to purpose.
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