Women

Pornography is hard to overcome, and help is needed to regain freedom.

Women who suffer from addiction to pornography need to know the Lord’s mercy. Also, women who have suffered trauma from spousal addiction need the tools to move forward in forgiveness, be heard and understood, have their feelings validated, and be taken care of in their pain. Here those who are struggling, who are impacted from spousal addiction and who are accompanying strugglers will find resources available to assist with healing and lasting freedom.

Resources for Women

Transformed by Beauty

In this ebook, you’ll meet a priest, a ballerina, and a bodybuilder who all have one thing in common: They found freedom, healing, and peace because they encountered the beauty of a transcendent God.

Audience: Men and women
Language: English
Resource Type: Ebook
Cost: Free

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Restored Vows: A Porn Recovery Series for Couples

Brandon and Tonia are a normal couple whose marriage was almost destroyed by pornography. Join them on a candid 14-day journey, where they reveal their darkest moments and share what they did to find healing and hope in a seemingly hopeless situation.

Each day you’ll receive a brief video highlighting one aspect of their story, supplemental readings to understand the principles and help them apply what you learned to your own marriage, and questions and Scripture reflections to learn more about each other’s journeys and draw closer as a couple.

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The Novena for Purity

Join Covenant Eyes and the Angelic Warfare Confraternity for nine days of focused prayer with the Novena for Purity, where you’ll ask God to strengthen you in various ways as you seek to live a life of purity.

Audience: Men and women
Language: English
Resource Type: 9-Day email challenge
Cost: Free

Start your novena

Bloom For Catholic Women

Bloom For Catholic Women offers therapeutic and Catholic-based online courses for women healing from the trauma of discovering their husband's sexual and/or pornography addiction.

Audience: Women
Language: English
Resource Type: Online courses
Cost: Monthly subscription - $10. Individuals courses - $50.

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Top Blog Picks for Women

Break up With Porn: Why Millennials Need to Stop Picking Pornography Over Real Relationships

October 4, 2021

We have a generation of young adults who are choosing to watch pornographic videos online by themselves rather than invest in a serious relationship. So, what are we to do? Be counter-cultural. Go on dates. Fall in love. Do the hard things a real relationship requires. Don’t give up on each other. Be chaste. Get married and start your future together.

Praying for a Spouse Struggling with Porn

July 19, 2021

Praying for a spouse who struggles with porn is a prayer that must be embodied. It is not simply words whispered in desperation but prayer that seeks to reveal, open, heal. Prayer with the hands and the head and the heart. And there is no timer set on this one. There’s no point at which one says, I’m finished now. We pray without ceasing for them, and the prayer keeps changing.

6 Steps to Experience Freedom as a Woman Trapped by Porn

January 26, 2021

As I got more involved in my Catholic faith, I knew something wasn’t right. I finally started developing a prayer life and knew my behavior wasn’t approved by the Catholic Church. I decided to give up masturbation for Lent. It was then when I realized I wasn’t in control of my behavior. I no longer could choose against it with my own will.

I Had to Re-Learn How to Love

December 14, 2020

I came to realize that patience with myself and with my healing process was key. I probably wasn't going to be able to stop cold turkey; trusting in the process and trusting others enough to walk with me in my process has been a major source of healing. I've very literally had to re-learn what love truly is, how to love, how to accept love, and how to love myself as I truly deserve.

5 Things To-Do When Your Bestie Struggles with Porn

August 17, 2020

A friend shared about her struggles with pornography and masturbation. Yes, this friend is a woman. This is not as rare as some may think. In fact,15% of self-identified Christian women view pornography at least once a month. The odds are you or a dear friend may struggle, too. So what can you do when a friend opens up or asks for help?

Being an Accountability Partner Is More Than Just Listening

March 9, 2020

You have to ask the hard questions. They will probably not volunteer detailed information about their addiction right off the bat without prompting. Roll up your sleeves and get in there with them. This does not mean you ask them to show you the porn that they have viewed. This means asking how, what, where, when and why.