SOCA (Souls of the Christian Apostolate) is thrilled to announce the Divine Fulfillment Conference, its transformative and once-of-a-kind three-day online conference designed to guide participants from feelings of emptiness to a state of divine fulfillment. This free, virtual conference unites experts in psychology and spiritual theology to explore the intersection of mental health and mental prayer, offering an unprecedented approach to addressing both mental and spiritual well-being.

Scheduled to take place from December 27-29, the conference will feature respected Catholic bishops, licensed mental health professionals, and seasoned thought leaders. Together, they will address some of the most pressing psychological and spiritual challenges facing Catholics today, including anxiety, depression, isolation, and lack of purpose. Participants will have the opportunity to receive not only inspiration but also practical, faith-based tools to enhance their mental well-being and strengthen their connection to God.

“Our event is not only about inspiring change but providing attendees with actionable steps to overcome their unique mental and spiritual struggles,” said Daniel Coleman, spokesperson for the Divine Fulfillment Conference. “At a time when so many feel isolated or overwhelmed, this conference shows that true peace and purpose are attainable.”

The conference will include exclusive talks led by Catholic spiritual leaders, mental health experts, and community figures with firsthand experience. Each session will offer solutions rooted in the rich tradition of Catholic theology. In addition to spiritual insight, attendees will receive practical techniques and tools to address common struggles and improve their daily lives. Contact information for professional mental health will be made available. For those seeking a more personalized experience, SOCA offers one-on-one discipleship sessions in the months following the event to help integrate newfound Christian meditative practices into everyday life.

Some of the speakers include Archbishops Gudziak, Sample, Naumann, and Perez; Bishops Conley, Whalen, and Hying; lay leaders Bob Schuchts, Neal Lozano, and Kyle Clement; mental health professionals Drs. Peter Kleponis and Aaron Kheriaty, and more.

Testimonials from previous programs speak to the program’s impact, with one of the program’s previous participants, Alex, sharing,”[This] support has genuinely transformed my life. It’s been the missing piece to finding peace and purpose.” Another participant, Melissa, said, “As a busy mom, they made mental prayer feel accessible, and it has truly changed my outlook on life.”

“Through [these resources], I really focused on mental prayer and surrendered myself to God, and I am so thankful to say that I am now discerning religious life will be visiting a religious order in January,” said a young woman who asked to remain anonymous. “So, I just want to thank you for your amazing dedication to bring people closer to Christ through mental prayer.”

This free online event is open to all who are ready to experience a renewed sense of purpose and peace. To register or learn more, please visit www.divinefulfillmentconference.com.