Catholic Spiritual Mentorship Online
Find Grace Where You Are
Connect with Catholic spiritual mentors — priests, religious, and trained lay mentors — for authentic spiritual accompaniment that meets you where you are.
Connect. Converse. Continue.
Connect
Find mentors by language, availability, and spiritual need
Converse
Secure, private spiritual conversation with flexible camera and audio options
Continue
Ongoing support and resources to deepen your spiritual journey
Wherever you are in your faith journey
GraceBook meets people where they are — extending the Church's pastoral care to those who need it most.
The Young Parent
Who can't leave the kids for in-person mentorship but yearns for guidance in their vocation.
The College Student
Looking for a safe, private space to explore questions of faith and find spiritual footing.
The Rural Catholic
Miles from the nearest priest, deserving the same access to spiritual care as anyone.
The Returning Catholic
Taking first steps back toward the Church after time away, needing gentle accompaniment.
Spiritual support rooted in the Catholic tradition
From ongoing spiritual direction to discernment coaching, our mentors offer the support you need.
Spiritual Direction
Ongoing faith accompaniment through regular sessions
Discernment Coaching
Guidance through major life decisions
Prayer Support
Building and deepening your prayer life
Faith Formation
Catholic teaching, RCIA support, and catechesis
Confession Preparation
Examination of conscience tools and guidance
Spiritual Conversation
Open-ended listening and pastoral care
New to this? Read what spiritual direction is, and what to expect
Every mentor signs the Mentor Agreement
Before anyone can be listed here, they undertake these things in their own name — and a person reads every application.
Fidelity to the Church
- To accompany and teach in accordance with Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the Magisterium
- Not to present a private opinion as the Church's teaching
- To send questions beyond their competence to the seeker's own pastor
In their words
“I will not use my place here to advance it.”
Permission and competence
- That they hold whatever permission their state of life requires
- To tell us within seven days if it is withdrawn or restricted
- That they have the formation and experience this work asks for
In their words
“I will work within the limits of that competence.”
The good of the seeker
- To use this ministry for the good of the person and no other end
- No recruiting, soliciting, or dual relationships
- To refer to a licensed professional when the need exceeds accompaniment
In their words
“I will exercise it with care.”
What we check, and what we do not
These are the mentor's own statements about themselves. GraceBook does not verify them. We do not run background checks, confirm ordination or faculties, or check safeguarding certification, and we do not claim to.
What we do is read every application before it is published, and act on what we are told afterwards. A mentor who breaks this agreement can be removed permanently and reported to their bishop, religious superior, or pastor.
Read the Mentor Agreement in fullReady to find grace where you are?
Whether you're seeking a mentor for the first time or looking for a way to serve as a mentor, GraceBook is here for you.
