Mommy To A Little Saint - Catholic Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support

Mommy To A Little Saint is for Catholic women who have experienced the loss of a young child through miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss. This group exists to provide support, encouragement and prayer as we move forward. Because the loss of a child impacts every aspect of our lives a variety of topics are likely to be discussed including pregnancy after loss and parenting.

March of Dimes

Find the resources, support, and strength you need to heal among a community of people who share an unspoken connection.

Love Not Lost

Ensuring everyone feels loved and supported in grief.

Stillbirthday

Stillbirthday Global Network is an internationally trusted benevolent organization whose philanthropic mission is simply to doula: to nurture sources of perinatal bereavement, strengthen skills of healthcare professionals and increase healthy engagement of perinatal related needs among communities. 

Evermore

We are changing policies and practices within our communities — and across our nation — so that all bereaved individuals can achieve a healthy, prosperous, and equitable future.

Catholic Miscarriage Support

If you have found this page, chances are that you have had a miscarriage or are in the midst of one. We are so, so sorry for the loss of your child. It breaks our hearts that anyone would need this information, but we know that in reality, many parents are experiencing this pain every day and have many questions about what the Catholic Church teaches and what to do next. We hope we can help you find some answers.

While many topics on this website are specifically related to Catholicism, non-Catholics are certainly more than welcome to use all of the information presented here. It is not our intent to convert anyone, but to give Catholics a specific place to learn what their Church teaches surrounding miscarried children.

National Share

Share is a community for anyone who experiences the tragic death of a baby. We serve parents, grandparents, siblings, and others in the family unit, as well as the professionals who care for grieving families. Share is a national organization with over 75 chapters in 29 states. Our services include bed-side companions, phone support, face-to-face and online support group meetings, resource packets, private online communities, comfort kits, memorial events, training for caregivers, and so much more. Should you need them, we hope you can also benefit from at least one of these many resources.

Foreknown Ministries

When you go through a loss like a miscarriage, stillbirth, or an infant loss, the pain can be overwhelming and you don't know where to turn for support. At Foreknown Ministries, we guide you to process grief to help you find encouragement, community, and ultimately the Hope that Jesus has for your future.

Miscarriage Hope Desk

Your miscarriage support center - reclaim hope after miscarriage & recurrent pregnancy loss.

Covenant Resources

If you are here because you have experienced a miscarriage, please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. We hope this site is a source of comfort for you and your family. 

If you have not experienced a miscarriage but are here to assist someone you love who has, we hope that this site will equip you with what you need to help your loved one navigate through the sorrow that can accompany a miscarriage. 

MISS Foundation

Welcome to the MISS Foundation’s website where you will find quick access to counseling resources, advocacy information, research on traumatic grief, education for healthcare providers and community members, and support services for those grieving the death, or impending death, of a child. This is also the home of the Selah Carefarm and the beloved 50 rescued animals who help traumatically bereaved families from around the world every day.

Bereaved Parents of the USA

We come together as Bereaved Parents of the USA to provide a safe space where grieving families can connect, share our stories, and learn to rebuild our lives. We attend meetings whenever we can and for as long as we find helpful. We share our fears, confusion, anger, guilt, frustrations, emptiness, and feelings of hopelessness, knowing these emotions will be met with compassion and understanding. As we support, comfort and encourage one another, we offer hope and healing. As we confront the deaths of our loved ones, our shared grief brings us to a common ground that transcends differences, building mutual understanding across the boundaries of culture, race, faith, values, abilities, and lifestyle.