16/10/2026
"They drove my children to school. They brought meals. They walked with me through one of the most difficult seasons of my life."
In her recent conversation with the Napa Institute, Annette Bergeon reflected on how joining an Endow group became far more than a study. During a time when both her mother and mother-in-law were battling cancer, the women in her group became a source of faith, friendship, and practical support for her family.
That experience reflects the heart of Endow. Women gather to study the teachings of the Church and saints and build meaningful relationships that help carry one another through life's joys and challenges.
In this conversation, Annette discusses:
• Why Endow was founded after three women encountered Pope St. John Paul II's Letter to Women
• How small-group study can bring the treasures of the Church to every woman
• Endow's growing programs for young women and Quinceañera formation
• The beauty of discovering your unique vocation and contribution to the Church
As one advisor recently described it, Endow may be "the best-kept secret in the Catholic Church." We'd love for more women to discover it.
Listen to the full Napa Institute Apostolate Spotlight episode here: https://youtu.be/18l39p99udc
Then find an Endow group near you:
https://endowgroups.org/
In this episode of our Apostolate Spotlight series, Annette Bergeon...