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Catholic Dads HQ was founded in 2004 by a dad inspired by the interfusion of developing faith, love for his children, and the life of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
Over a decade later, Catholic Dads HQ evolved by inspiration to coordinate a global network of expert professionals (therapists) to support dads because dads have a unique and vital calling which includes understanding their purpose and the transformational nature of their faith. And they have a calling to embrace an unwavering commitment to guide and lead their children on a path to a life in Christ and help them navigate and overcome the spiritual, physical, psychological, and social challenges their children face in contemporary society.
Catholic Dads HQ serves dads who are married, separated, divorced, parenting from a distance, dealing with grief and loss, or are granddads seeking education that aligns with and respects Catholic beliefs and values. In any circumstance, a global network of professionals is available to help equip dads for servant leadership.The mission of Catholic Dads HQ? To support, educate, empower and guide Catholic dads to continue their mission informed by a dynamic tradition and devoted to their children's faith formation and potential to thrive in all dimensions of living (Mark 12:30). Moreover, based on relevant research, we encourage the transformational strengthening of their knowledge about their children. Furthermore, we commit to helping clarify their values and roles as emotionally intelligent servant leaders in their families and communities. Finally, we strive to inspire a deeper reliance on a love for their faith as the basis for their insights, emotional awareness, and behavioral strategies needed to successfully attain their personal and professional goals throughout life's journey.
To that end, Catholic Dads HQ continues to provide the best Transformational Tools available and access to a network of professionals throughout the United States and abroad dedicated to collaborating with Catholic dads to live a life beyond self.
Go forth and set the world on fire. -St. Ignatius Loyola
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