HELPING YOU ATTEND TO GOD'S PRESENCE
As a Catholic spiritual mentor and life coach, my goal is to help you see notice God's activity in your life, assist you navigate the ups and downs of the spiritual life, and ultimately, try to be a guide for you as you come to know and love Jesus Christ.
ABOUT DOMINIQUE
Dominique Seraphin has devoted her life to serving the Church in a variety of roles—from walking alongside high school and college students in their spiritual journeys to consulting at the diocesan level. Her three years discerning religious life reflect a deep, unwavering commitment to Jesus and His Church.
Dominique is a graduate of Encounter Ministries’ School of Ministry and holds a Master’s degree in Spiritual Theology. She currently mentors with The GIVEN Institute, accompanying young adult women as they discover and live their God-given mission. With extensive formation as a life coach, she equips others to hear the Lord, respond in faith, and walk in freedom.
Rooted in the charism of Encounter Ministries which exists to unleash the transformative power of the Holy Spirit—Dominique is passionate about seeing men and women activated as disciples who manifest God’s love and boldly live the fullness of their vocation.
A HELPFUL GUIDE IN YOUR WALK WITH CHRIST
WHAT IS SPIRITUAL MENTORSHIP?
Connection
A spiritual mentor is someone who is accessible and available to you. They are not an expert with all the answers, but consistently points you towards the One who does. They connect with you and help you maintain a connection with the Holy Spirit regardless of the spiritual season you are in.
Conversation
A spiritual mentor is someone who is able to help you navigate the ebbs and flows of the spiritual life. They listen, pray, comfort, and when necessary, challenge you through stages of personal transformation. They value your commitments and engage you in the process of growth without using guilt or shame.
Encouragement
A spiritual mentor is someone who is joyful and hopeful in the Lord. They are quick to encourage, console, and build you up (1 Cor 14:3). They allow you to be vulnerable and responsive to the voice of God. Their encouragement is a reminder of the victory of the cross and a defense against the lies of the enemy.
