Our Spiritual Director, Fr. Ben Cameron, was recently on “The Drew Mariani Show” on Relevant Radio. Fr. Ben and Drew discussed the need for healing the wounds of abortion, and the power of God’s grace to bring that healing. They also discussed Fr. Ben’s book, Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma […]
At Home with Jim and Joy Show
Our Spiritual Director, Fr. Ben Cameron, was on the “At Home with Jim and Joy” show on EWTN recently. They discussed his new book Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma and Grief. The discussion took place over two episodes of the show. Here is the first episode: Here is the second […]
EWTN Bookmark brief
This past week, I was invited to the EWTN studios in Alabama to record a couple of programs about my book Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma and Grief. Here is a short video (a preview) for the “EWTN Bookmark” show with Doug Keck. The book can be purchased from the […]
Healing the Deepest Wounds
Thank you for your prayers for my new book! It’s finally ready! Healing the Deepest Wounds: A Pastoral Guide to Abortion, Trauma and Grief has been a labor of love for the past year. I hope that it will help many people to find the healing that Our Lord Jesus wants to give them from […]
Men need healing from abortion
Fr. Ben Cameron was on the “Just Ask Janet” show with Kevin Burke from Rachel’s Vineyard Ministries to discuss how men need healing from abortion:
Prayers requested for a new book
Hello Brothers and Sisters in Christ, I would like to request your prayers for a project of mine: a (hopefully short) book about grief, trauma, and abortion, which will be primarily to help priests, ministers, and others in pastoral work. There is some great literature out there from a clinical perspective, and other books which […]
Reflections on Grief, following the death of my father
On October 8th of this year, I lost my father (Walter Eugene Cameron) to lung cancer. It was the second great grief of my life, the first being the death of my brother, Matthew, to lung cancer four years ago. Granted, I have felt grief at other deaths both before Matthew’s passing, and since then, […]