Safety
Get help from a service that can respond.
This app is not monitored and does not accept abuse reports, crisis messages, confessions, or private pastoral cases.
Immediate danger
Contact your local emergency service now if you or someone else is in immediate danger.
Find a crisis helpline in your country. Choose your current location to see available phone, text, and chat services.
In the United States, call or text 988 for suicide or emotional-crisis support. Outside the U.S., use a local crisis service.
What to expect from 988Abuse or misconduct
Seek a safe place and contact the appropriate civil authorities or specialist support service. Church reporting channels do not replace civil protection. For Church-related misconduct, your diocese’s official website should identify its safeguarding or victim-assistance contact.
Find your local diocese or eparchyChildren and young people
You can read the learning and prayer resources without sending us your details. There is no private messaging, public profile, or contact-matching service. If something worries you, speak with a safe, trusted adult or appropriate support service.
Distressing religious fears
The app does not assess sin, diagnose a condition, or repeatedly reassure you about personal spiritual standing. A priest and, when appropriate, a qualified mental-health professional can offer support that a resource page cannot.