Well, welcome back to Catholic Cancer's Live. I'm Sy, Kelet, your host and as promised

Scott Weeman here with us from Catholic In Recovery. He wrote the sacraments and the

steps and he's been building up this beautiful apostolate Catholic In Recovery and he's actually

on the road. Usually we have him here in studio with us, but he's as part of his work building

up that apostolate, which is an apostolate. I'll let him tell you about it. I was going

to describe it, but I'll let him describe it to you. He'll do better than I will. Scott's

on the road. So it's nice to have you here, but even though we don't quite have you here,

Scott. Yeah, it's great to be here on this being in studio with you and rubbing shoulders

together, but I think we'll make do hopefully the sound is coming in all right. Yeah, you

sound fine. So give us the basic rundown because I was going to give a shot, but you may

not know this, but you're more qualified than I am to describe your own apostolate. Tell

me about Catholics in Recovery. What is it? What does it do? And how's it growing?

Yeah. So Catholic In Recovery is a community. I like to describe it as a community rather than

a ministry or an organization, but a community of men and women who are seeking freedom from a

variety of addictions, compulsions, and unhealthy attachments, as well as those impacted by the

family disease of addiction. That might include alcoholism, drug addiction, compulsive overeating,

restricted eating, gambling addiction, pornography and lust addiction, technology addiction,

cluttering, you name it. The things that we attach to or seek in place of God that become

finally have it forming, but really manifest physically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually.

And so we unite 12-step addiction recovery with the Sacramento Life of the Church to create a

place where people can find really support. It's really just those who have found recovery,

sharing the good news with those who are seeking it, and in turn, both benefit.

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