Benedict Groeschel

Priest and psychologist, talk show host

Benedict Groeschel - Artists & Creatives born July 23rd, 1933
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Ordained as a priest in the Franciscan order, contributed to mental health awareness through psychological practice and spiritual guidance. Hosted the show 'The Sunday Night Stay at Home' which focused on faith and spirituality. Founded the First Things organization to address cultural issues through a religious lens. Authored several books on spirituality and mental health, combining principles of psychology with Catholic teachings.

Founded the First Things organization

Hosted 'The Sunday Night Stay at Home'

Authored multiple books on faith and psychology

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