Recovery Sunday Resources
Recovery Sunday
Guest House Alumni in front of the Scripps Mansion
What Guest House Treats
Guest House provides compassionate, holistic care for alcohol and drug addiction; compulsive behaviors such as hoarding, gambling, internet use, spending, and binge eating; as well as mental health challenges including anxiety, depression, bipolar and related disorders, and the effects of trauma, grief, and loss.
Who Guest House Helps
Guest House serves Catholic clergy, women and men religious, and seminarians from around the world and was the first treatment center of its kind—remaining the only one dedicated exclusively to their healing, recovery, and lifelong wellness through compassionate, holistic care.
The Historic Scripps Mansion at Guest House
Recovery Sunday
At Guest House, the health and wellness of Catholic clergy and men and women religious is our mission—no one is ever turned away due to an inability to pay, and more than $1.5 million in uncompensated care is provided each year.
About Recovery Sunday
Recovery Sunday is a weekend charitable event in which contributions collected by the Knights of Columbus are donated to Guest House in support of Catholic clergy and women and men religious in need of healing. It is an opportunity for parish communities to stand in solidarity with those who serve the Church, recognizing that addiction and mental health challenges can affect lives and ministries at every level. Through the work of Guest House, thousands have found recovery and renewal, and parishioners are invited to offer their prayerful and financial support to this vital mission.
From SilencetoSupport.com is a Catholic faith-based recovery initiative offered by Guest House that provides education, awareness, and practical resources on addiction for parishioners, clergy, and church leaders. Rooted in the Church’s healing mission, the program helps communities better understand addiction as a treatable illness and equips parish leaders to respond with compassion, knowledge, and faith-centered support. By strengthening parish-based conversations and encouraging accompaniment, From Silence to Support invites individuals and families affected by addiction to move from isolation toward hope, healing, and recovery within the life of the Church.
How To Support Guest House
Please make checks payable to:
Guest House
1601 Joslyn Rd
Lake Orion, MI 48360-9901
Give online at: https://guesthouse.org/give/
For assistance, please contact:
Joe McGivney
(561) 629-2527
“I believe the one imperative to happy, permanent, effective sobriety for anyone is the simple virtue of gratitude.
Gratitude is the memory of the heart—that quality which enables us to double our blessings by sharing with one another.
It is the golden tray on which we give to one another the things we have received from God.”
- Austin Ripley
Guest House Founder
