Catholic-Link Connect Women’s Small Group: The Chosen

by Catholic Bible Studies And Reflections

Welcome to Come and Be Healed, a Bible study created for Catholic women seeking a deeper intimacy with Jesus through the lens of The Chosen (Season 1). Each session centers on healing—physical, emotional, and spiritual—and how encountering Christ transforms lives. Through Scripture, Catechism insights, guided prayer, and journaling, we invite the Holy Spirit to lead us into greater wholeness in Christ. Even if you’ve watched the Chosen already it is highly recommended that you watch each episode before our meeting to have fresh eyes. Our study will begin on June 4th via ZOOM at 8:00pm EST. Once you sign up a zoom link will be sent to you.

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