Men recovering from pornography addiction, compulsive sexual behaviors, and/or adultery find healing by sharing experience, strength, and hope with others. Group members pray together, relate to the experience of others, and stay connected to the Catholic liturgy with a weekly meeting reflection. 

Encuentre esperanza y sanación de cualquier tipo de adicción, compulsión o apego no saludable (alcoholismo, drogadicción, comer en exceso compulsivamente, comer desordenadamente, apostar, lujuria, codependencia y otros). Se leen las reflexiones de las reuniones semanales de CIR y se anima a los participantes a compartir su experiencia, fortaleza y esperanza entre ellos. Complementamos nuestra recuperación personal mientras crecemos en una relación sacramental con Jesucristo.

Find hope and healing from any type of addiction, compulsion, or unhealthy attachment (alcoholism, drug addiction, compulsive overeating, disordered eating, gambling, lust, codependency, and others). CIR weekly meeting reflections are read, and participants are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope with each other. We supplement our personal recovery while growing in a sacramental relationship with Jesus Christ. 

Find hope and healing from any type of addiction, compulsion, or unhealthy attachment (alcoholism, drug addiction, compulsive overeating, disordered eating, gambling, lust, codependency, and others). CIR weekly meeting reflections are read, and participants are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope with each other. We supplement our personal recovery while growing in a sacramental relationship with Jesus Christ. 

Men recovering from pornography addiction, compulsive sexual behaviors, and/or adultery find healing by sharing experience, strength, and hope with others. Group members pray together, relate to the experience of others, and stay connected to the Catholic liturgy with a weekly meeting reflection. 

Family members of those with addictions find support by meeting and sharing with others who are or have been in a similar situation. By sharing openly about solutions that have helped, family members of addicts learn new tools to take care of themselves while navigating the often challenging waters of family addiction. 

Women find hope and healing from any type of addiction (alcoholism, drug abuse, compulsive overeating, disordered eating, lust, codependency, and many others). CIR weekly meeting reflections are read, and women are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope with others. We supplement our personal recovery while growing in a sacramental relationship with Jesus Christ. 

Disordered eating includes compulsive overeating, binge eating, anorexia, bulimia, and other forms of restricted/compulsive eating behaviors. Members gather to openly discuss their progress and solutions associated with their efforts working a 12-Step program related to their eating disorder.

This meeting is based on “the belief that family dysfunction is a disease that infected us as children and affects us as adults. We begin to see the unhealthy elements of our childhood. By practicing the Twelve Steps, focusing on the Solution, and accepting the unconditional love of God, we find hope and healing we never knew possible.” (https://adultchildren.org/literature/aca-is/) This CIR meeting includes prayerful healing as well as open, honest sharing about how we are affected by family alcoholism and dysfunction. 
Note: We are reading the Big Red Book which can be purchased here: https://shop.adultchildren.org/products/aca_fellowship_text-hard_cover__.

Find hope and healing from any type of addiction, compulsion, or unhealthy attachment (alcoholism, drug addiction, compulsive overeating, disordered eating, gambling, lust, codependency, and others). CIR weekly meeting reflections are read and participants are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope with each other. We supplement our personal recovery while growing in a sacramental relationship with Jesus Christ. 

Men recovering from pornography addiction, compulsive sexual behaviors, and/or adultery find healing by sharing experience, strength, and hope with others. Group members pray together, relate to the experience of others, and stay connected to the Catholic liturgy with a weekly meeting reflection. 

Family members of those with addictions find support by meeting and sharing with others who are or have been in a similar situation. By sharing openly about solutions that have helped, family members of addicts learn new tools to take care of themselves while navigating the often challenging waters of family addiction. 

This meeting is based on “the belief that family dysfunction is a disease that infected us as children and affects us as adults. We begin to see the unhealthy elements of our childhood. By practicing the Twelve Steps, focusing on the Solution, and accepting the unconditional love of God, we find hope and healing we never knew possible.” (https://adultchildren.org/literature/aca-is/) This CIR meeting includes prayerful healing as well as open, honest sharing about how we are affected by the disease of family dysfunction.
NOTE: On February 4, 2022 an open meeting will begin in which we will read and discuss Strengthening My Recovery. This daily reader can be purchased here: https://shop.adultchildren.org/products/strengthening_my_recovery_-_soft_cover_-_pocket_size.

Join other men to find hope and healing from any type of addiction, compulsion, or unhealthy attachment (alcoholism, drug addiction, compulsive overeating, disordered eating, gambling, lust, codependency, and others). CIR weekly meeting reflections are read and participants are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope with each other. We supplement our personal recovery while growing in a sacramental relationship with Jesus Christ. 

Participants gather weekly to pray the Rosary using short meditations offered by the Marian Fathers.

Find hope and healing from any type of addiction, compulsion, or unhealthy attachment (alcoholism, drug addiction, compulsive overeating, disordered eating, gambling, lust, codependency, and others). CIR weekly meeting reflections are read and participants are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope with each other. We supplement our personal recovery while growing in a sacramental relationship with Jesus Christ.