Founder, The Abundant Soul

Roman Catholic Ministry Founder • Spiritual Guide • Servant to the Poor and Forgotten

Christine Margaret Noor is a Roman Catholic ministry founder whose life has been shaped from childhood by a lifelong calling to serve the poor and a deep hunger for God. Long before tragedy ever touched her life, she was already committed to works of mercy as both vocation and mission—drawn naturally to those on the margins and to a life of service.

Alongside this call grew a sincere spiritual curiosity. Christine sought to know God deeply, exploring how different traditions encountered the divine, always longing to find God in all places and all people. Today, while her heart remains firmly with the poor and forgotten, she has broadened her work to include anyone in need through mindful prayer, spiritual guidance, and faith-based outreach.

After a great personal tragedy, her path home to the Church unfolded through grief and long seasons of healing. For more than two years she heard a gentle call in prayer: go home. When she finally entered a large Catholic church in the Arizona desert, she heard the words spoken within her soul: “You are home.” In that moment, she knew that what her soul needed could never be found on the outside—it was spiritual food in a world of spiritual warfare.

Christine returned not in crisis, but in humility and peace, to the Church, to the sacraments, and to God.

Today, she serves as the founder of The Abundant Soul, a faith-rooted Catholic ministry offering spiritual guidance, healing prayer, sacred circles, and outreach to those facing hunger, homelessness, grief, loss and spiritual loneliness. Her work is grounded in Christian faith, prayer, and compassionate presence, and is dedicated to fostering healing, belonging, and dignity for every soul.