$20 billion in research. Suicide rates 32% higher than the year 2000. Something is deeply wrong — and it isn't a lack of effort.
In this episode, Dr. Greg makes the case that the mental health crisis isn't a funding problem or an awareness problem. It's a standard problem. Without a vision of what a healthy human person actually looks like, the best we can do is manage symptoms. And he introduces something new: a Mental Health Litany and Novena beginning May 15th — nine days of prayer leading into Pentecost, naming the specific fears and lies beneath our patterns and bringing them before Christ.
Key Topics:
Why decades of funding and awareness haven't moved mental health in the right direction
Why the absence of symptoms is not the same thing as health
What Catholic anthropology offers that the mental health industry doesn't have
Why the Church has been slow to speak into mental suffering — and what that silence has cost
How a litany does something that silence and symptom-management can't
What it looks like to bring anxiety, depression, and trauma into Catholic prayer — by name
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