Pastoral care

Pastoral care for gay Catholics

Pastoral Care (Troyes, Bibliothèque Municipale, MS 504)

On the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons

National Association of Pastoral Care in Education

Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Health Care Workers

Archdiocesan Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People

Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People

American Association of Pastoral Counselors

Pastoral counseling

Pastoral theology

Non-Religious Pastoral Support Network

Clinical pastoral education

Licensed Victuallers' School

Bishop Cotton School (Shimla)

St Dunstan's College

Homeroom

Marist College Ashgrove

Sutton Grammar School

Northholm Grammar School

Daughters of Our Lady of Compassion

Luther College (Victoria)

King's Ely

Mount Lilydale Mercy College

Carmel College, Thornlands

Victoria Wicks

Nouthetic counseling

Chetham's School of Music

Pope Gregory I

Ministry38

• Pastoral care as a contemporary term is distinguished from traditional pastoral ministry, which is primarily Christian and tied to Christian beliefs. (wikipedia.org)
• The term pastoral ministry relates to shepherds and their role caring for sheep. (wikipedia.org)
• In the West, pastoral ministry has since expanded into pastoral care embracing many different religions and non-religious beliefs. (wikipedia.org)
• Pastoral ministry involves shepherding the flock. (wikipedia.org)
• Since this debate often advances arguments and makes assertions inconsistent with the teaching of the Catholic Church, it is quite rightly a cause for concern to all engaged in the pastoral ministry, and this Congregation has judged it to be of sufficiently grave and widespread importance to address to the Bishops of the Catholic Church this Letter on the Pastoral Care of Homosexual Persons. (newadvent.org)
• Indiana Wesleyan University is pleased to announce the addition of the Pastoral Counseling and Care program to the School of Theology and Ministry in the fall of 2020. (indwes.edu)
• The interdisciplinary ministerial program is designed to prepare IWU students to help counsel and care for those in need and provides immediate career opportunities in pastoral ministry upon graduation. (indwes.edu)
• If you have a passion for reaching hurting individuals with the love of Christ, our EdS in pastoral care and counseling degree can help you gain the knowledge, skills, and values you need to make your counseling ministry more effective. (liberty.edu)
• The CHA Pastoral Care Advisory Committee is pleased to offer a list of mobile apps to assist in the pastoral and spiritual care of patients, their families and health ministry associates. (chausa.org)
• The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry and Leadership with a concentration in Pastoral Care and Counseling is a professional degree program that prepares you to serve the pastoral needs of people in various ministry settings, including church, parachurch or missions organizations. (biola.edu)
• This degree is geared to those who desire training to provide pastoral care and counseling in their place of ministry, but desire a program that is focused on preparing for vocational ministry instead of the more intensive training involved with becoming a licensed therapist through a marriage and family therapy program or a doctoral program in clinical psychology. (biola.edu)
• Whether you serve as a professional or lay leader in the local church or other place of ministry, you will be ready to serve as a specialist in pastoral care and counseling. (biola.edu)
• Have a commitment to sound ethical principles related to pastoral ministry. (biola.edu)
• Be skillful in program development of pastoral ministry in a church or parachurch environment. (biola.edu)
• 60 chapters of biblical education for every aspect of church life and pastoral ministry. (moodypublishers.com)
• An essential tool for both the spiritual and practical aspects of pastoral ministry. (moodypublishers.com)
• Pastoral care ministry brings compassionate care to the many diverse needs within our campus community. (aquinas.edu)
• If you are interested in Pastoral Counseling, please contact a member of the Campus Ministry Team . (aquinas.edu)
• An expert in the field of pastoral care, John Patton demonstrates that pastoral care is a ministry of the church. (thethoughtfulchristian.com)
• Pastors, elders, and others in ministry offer pastoral care to their congregation within all seasons of life. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Pursue a pastoral care concentration within the Master of Arts in Christian Leadership degree, taking formational courses such as Foundations for Pastoral Care and Pastoral Disciplines for Counseling Ministry. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Your Master of Divinity degree will prepare you for pastoral care through coursework, vocational mentoring, and contextual learning within a ministry placement. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Deepen your commitment to pastoral care through community learning, walking alongside others who are taking on tough questions about pastoral care and other aspects of ministry. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Students will also learn how they use themselves as tools for ministry as the Holy Spirit guides them toward effective pastoral care. (calvinseminary.edu)
• But routine visits to the lonely, sick, elderly, homebound, etc., are best done by the laity both because this us a core ministry of the laity and because there are more laity in a congregation than clergy so those needing care will receive it more frequently! (episcopalri.org)
• Lay pastoral caregivers find that this ministry is deeply meaningful and that it usually deepens their spiritual life. (episcopalri.org)
• The following notes are suggestions on how to start a lay pastoral care ministry in your congregation. (episcopalri.org)
• Provide a ministry of hope and caring so that no member of our congregation need be alone? (episcopalri.org)
• Klerksdorp has become the second South African diocese after Johannesburg to embrace the mental health ministry as an integral part of its pastoral activities. (scross.co.za)
• Reviewing more than fifty years of ministry, I realize how much the varying contexts have shaped my theological perspectives and pastoral practices. (ministrymatters.com)
• As with nursing home ministry, the Office of Life, Peace and Justice aims at ensuring that our Catholic brothers and sisters are ministered to when they are hospitalized or receiving hospice care. (diobr.org)
• The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry and Leadership with a concentration in Biblical and Pastoral Ministry prepares you to be an effective teacher and preacher of God's Word. (biola.edu)
• Why Study Biblical and Pastoral Ministry at Talbot? (biola.edu)
• The biblical and pastoral ministry concentration also includes a biblical language and exegesis. (biola.edu)
• The ministry of caring is at the heart of the church's life. (seaepiscopal.org)
• One way is through the 'Ministry of Intercession' that allows us to care for, and lift up the needs of person within our community, as well as families and friends. (seaepiscopal.org)
• TeleCare Prayer Ministry is a lay-led, lay-driven pastoral ministry that expresses SEA Episcopal's care and concern to every member-and "permanent visitor"-on our parish membership list. (seaepiscopal.org)
• The most recent epidemiological survey of oral health promoted by the Ministry of Health confirmed the trend of decline of caries in Brazilian schoolchildren 6 .Therefore, it is important to understand the diversity related to needs in the field of dental care arises as a fundamental task for the planning of oral health services, aiming at greater equity 7 . (bvsalud.org)

Counseling23

• For those seeking to be licensed counselors or chaplains, the Pastoral Counseling and Care degree also provides preparation for graduate studies. (indwes.edu)
• The Pastoral Counseling and Care program can be completed in just three years. (indwes.edu)
• Students who double-major in Pastoral Counseling and Care and Pastoral Ministries can also meet most, if not all, ordination requirements, as well as participate in the Kern Ministries program. (indwes.edu)
• To learn more about Pastoral Counseling and Care major click here , or begin an application today . (indwes.edu)
• With Liberty's Education Specialist (EdS) in Community Care and Counseling - Pastoral Care and Counseling, you can learn how to combine biblical principles with effective counseling techniques and help hurting people find healing. (liberty.edu)
• As a postgraduate program, the EdS degree in pastoral counseling allows you to gain doctoral-level training and finish in just 1 year. (liberty.edu)
• If you're thinking about later pursuing a full doctoral degree, you can potentially transfer up to 27 credits from this EdS into our Doctor of Education (EdD) in Community Care and Counseling program - allowing you to get a jumpstart on your doctorate! (liberty.edu)
• Why Choose Liberty's Online EdS Degree in Pastoral Counseling? (liberty.edu)
• This pastoral counseling degree is designed to help you integrate research, theory, application, and biblical truth as you serve those in your community. (liberty.edu)
• That's why our EdS degree in pastoral counseling is available 100% online with no set login times. (liberty.edu)
• We believe that mental health and spiritual health go hand in hand, which is why our EdS in Community Care and Counseling - Pastoral Care and Counseling offers a biblical approach to understanding human nature and suffering. (liberty.edu)
• What Will You Learn in Our EdS in Community Care and Counseling - Pastoral Counseling Degree Program? (liberty.edu)
• In this pastoral counseling degree, you'll explore a variety of core topics such as advanced group counseling, applied counseling theories, and research methods. (liberty.edu)
• Within the pastoral care and counseling specialization, you will examine ethical issues related to pastoral counseling as well as strategies for promoting your personal growth as a Christian counselor. (liberty.edu)
• Through this program - offered on campus or in a hybrid format with up to half the coursework available online - you will be equipped with practical training in care and counseling, undergirded by a biblical and theological education. (biola.edu)
• Why Study Pastoral Care and Counseling at Talbot? (biola.edu)
• Gain a Broad-Based Biblical Education with a Focus in Pastoral Care and Counseling. (biola.edu)
• This degree integrates biblical wisdom, psychological research and insights from faculty with experience in both clinical and pastoral counseling. (biola.edu)
• That's why our books are such useful resources, not only as textbooks, but for real-world pastoral care and counseling. (moodypublishers.com)
• Barbara Breitman, DMin, is assistant professor of pastoral counseling at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, where she helped found the program in spiritual direction. (barnesandnoble.com)
• Pastoral Counseling Center located in Montgomery, New York. (greenpeople.org)
• He has written many books on pastoral care and counseling and is Associate Editor of the Dictionary of Pastoral Care and Counseling . (thethoughtfulchristian.com)
• This volume offers authoritative, easy-to-find information that will assist anyone engaged in the study or practice of pastoral care and counseling.More than 1200 state-of-the-art articles, prepared by experts in the field, cover virtually every topic related to pastoral care and counseling. (lu.se)

Caregivers7

• Increasingly, the role of pastoral caregivers was seen as assisting individual Christians in this endeavor. (wikipedia.org)
• Campus Ministers are available as Pastoral caregivers when a trained, listening, confidential ear is needed. (aquinas.edu)
• The first comprehensive resource for pastoral care in the Jewish tradition-and a vital resource for counselors and caregivers of other faith traditions. (barnesandnoble.com)
• And this month, in concert with the global Church, the Diocese of Trenton will observe Pastoral Care Week - an opportunity to honor those caregivers who provide spiritual support to those most in need. (dioceseoftrenton.org)
• We ask all parishes to honor their pastoral caregivers either by special mention, or a blessing at all Masses. (dioceseoftrenton.org)
• At the same time, we ask ourselves where pastoral caregivers and counsellors locate themselves. (sipcc.org)
• How do pastoral caregivers bring different places into dialogue? (sipcc.org)

Theology8

• John Patton is Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia. (thethoughtfulchristian.com)
• Consider a pastoral care concentration in the Master of Theology program, culminating in a capstone thesis or a major research paper on a topic related to pastoral care. (calvinseminary.edu)
• In this course, students will learn about the basic pastoral theology and theory of pastoral practice that undergirds good pastoral care. (calvinseminary.edu)
• In this ground-breaking book, pastoral counselor Andrew Lester demonstrates that pastoral theology (as well as social and behavioral sciences) has neglected to address effectively the predominant cause of human suffering: a lack of hope, a sense of futurelessness. (wjkbooks.com)
• Lester not only looks at the reasons why addressing the ideas of hope and despair has been overlooked by pastoral theology and other social and behavioral sciences. (wjkbooks.com)
• Pastoral theology observes and appreciates the mystery, meaning, and connections inherent in the concrete experiences of everyday life with its limitations and frailties. (ministrymatters.com)
• Charles Howard Candler Professor of Pastoral Theology and Spiritual Care Emmanuel Y. Lartey has co-edited a new volume with Hellena Moon, assistant professor in Kennesaw State University's Interdisciplinary Studies Department. (emory.edu)
• The book's contributors vary across ethnic identity, religious and cultural tradition, gender and sexual orientation, as well as communal and personal realities-expanding the discourse of spiritual care and participating in the ongoing paradigm shifts in the field of pastoral and practical theology. (emory.edu)

Practice7

• During the Middle Ages, pastoral care was closely tied to the practice of the sacrament of penance, which included confession of sins, making amends, and absolution by the priest. (wikipedia.org)
• Most recently in 2015 APV revised the Standards of Practice (SOP) for Professional Chaplains in Acute Care settings, then added SOP's for Long Term Care and Palliative Care . (chausa.org)
• Spiritual Care in Practice: Case Studies in Healthcare Chaplaincy , Edited by George Iitchett and Steve Nolan. (chausa.org)
• First, you will learn about various ministries, then shadow and observe experienced practitioners and eventually practice facilitating care with reflective support from colleagues. (biola.edu)
• Here Steve shares the ways he has grown in his understanding and practice of pastoral care. (ccef.org)
• Apply age and stage theory to a particular pastoral activity (a lesson plan, a prayer service, the practice of pastoral care, etc. (udallas.edu)
• ABSTRACT Patients' rights are a fundamental human right and an important part of modern health care practice. (who.int)

Counselor1

• We need to teach pastors how to be front line people, helping them to care and assess well while equipping them to know when to pass to the licensed counselor. (indwes.edu)

Chaplains4

• An indispensable resource for chaplains and other ministers who care for the sick. (cokesbury.com)
• Our team includes Chaplains and Pastoral Volunteers (of various faiths and none). (merseycare.nhs.uk)
• The Clinical Pastoral Education mentoring program at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center partners chaplain residents with seasoned staff chaplains serving in critical care units. (cincinnatichildrens.org)
• Naming the experiences of chaplains of color is a central step in responding to historically grounded racial inequities in the work of chaplaincy and spiritual care in the United States. (bvsalud.org)

20221

• Launched in March 2022, the NHS Pastoral Care Quality Award is part of NHS England's International Recruitment Programme , supporting NHS organisations to increase and develop international recruitment plans. (kingstonhospital.nhs.uk)

Books on pastoral care1

• the term "pastoral care" shifted towards a concern for the souls of others At the transition to the Middle Ages, Gregory the Great composed the "Liber Regulae Pastoris", directed towards the Pope, one of the most influential books on pastoral care (cura) ever written. (wikipedia.org)

Provide pastoral care1

• Congregations cannot depend on the clergy to provide pastoral care. (episcopalri.org)

Palliative Care3

• The Witness Of The Good Samaritan: Palliative Care & Hospice - "Death is a decisive moment in the human person's encounter with God the Savior. (diobr.org)
• It encompasses the patient with the solid support of human relationships to accompany them and open them to hope… While palliative care cannot entirely eradicate suffering from people's lives, it provides an authentic expression of human and Christian care-allowing us to 'remain' at the side of a suffering person, as the Blessed Mother and the beloved disciple remained at the foot of the Cross" USCCB. (diobr.org)
• Even though Erin works throughout the hospital, her primary area of care is Palliative Care. (baptisthealth.com)

Church's3

• It is within this context, then, that it can be clearly seen that the phenomenon of homosexuality, complex as it is, and with its many consequences for society and ecclesial life, is a proper focus for the Church's pastoral care. (newadvent.org)
• 4. An essential dimension of authentic pastoral care is the identification of causes of confusion regarding the Church's teaching. (newadvent.org)
• But this is all for good reason, for it reflects the Church's great solicitude for the pastoral care of her people. (sfarchdiocese.org)

Demonstrates1

• It is the way the Church demonstrates the compassionate love and care of Christ. (dioceseoftrenton.org)

Contexts2

• Fi-nally, we will focus on three different pastoral projects of the AYC John Paul II, which reveal the synodality in youth pastoral care, on three levels: the formation of animators of parish youth pastoral care, the social engagement of young people through volunteering, and concrete action of young people in interreligious and ecumenical contexts. (srce.hr)
• This third paradigm emphasizes the caring community and the various contexts for care rather than focusing on pastoral care as the work of the ordained pastor. (thethoughtfulchristian.com)

Theological6

• Synodality as a style of pastoral work in today's time and understanding of the Church is a significant theological-pastoral theme. (srce.hr)
• Offering insight on pastoral care technique, theory and theological implications, the contributors to Jewish Pastoral Care are innovators in their fields, and represent all four contemporary Jewish movements. (barnesandnoble.com)
• This comprehensive resource provides you with the latest theological perspectives and tools, along with basic theory and skills for assisting the ill and those who care for them, the aging and dying, those with dementia and other mental disorders, engaged couples, and others, and for responding to issues such as domestic violence, substance abuse and disasters. (barnesandnoble.com)
• In the tradition of Calvin Theological Seminary (CTS), pastoral care is bringing someone into an awareness of the presence of God in the midst of that person's circumstances and offering a vision of the future that is hopeful. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Consider taking the following pastoral care courses from Calvin Theological Seminary. (calvinseminary.edu)
• In this program, Catholics seeking to serve the Church find the theological, spiritual, pastoral, and human formation they need to implement the New Evangelization. (augustineinstitute.org)

Centre3

• With Christ at the centre of our caring, supportive and prayerful community of pupils, staff and parents, we know our children as individuals, provide for their specific needs and help them to grow with the long-term goal of becoming well-rounded 'men and women for others' in the Ignatian tradition. (stonyhurst.ac.uk)
• By explaining our dual concern for the victim and perpetrator of any abuse, our measured response to incidents where the care and safety of our students is at the centre of everything we do, we can hope to reduce the incidents of abuse that go unnoticed. (agsb.co.uk)
• By Mashadi Mathosa - Mater Dei Pastoral Centre in Mokopane is known for its innovation and creativity in organising courses and programmes in the diocese of Polokwane. (scross.co.za)

Spiritual Care6

• Pastoral Care Week, with this year's theme of "Spiritual Care Together," will be observed Oct. 25-31. (dioceseoftrenton.org)
• We are an international organization providing spiritual care clinicians with a diversity of trusted content that helps innovate and transform practices of care. (jpcp.org)
• In this episode, we interview Katherine Tang, who is the Senior Manager for Spiritual Care, Clinical Pastoral Education, and Volunteer Services at Banner-University Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona. (jpcp.org)
• The Journal for Pastoral Care Publications, Inc. is an international organization providing spiritual care clinicians with a variety of trusted content that helps to innovate and transform their practices of care. (jpcp.org)
• In Postcolonial Images of Care: Challenges of Care in a Neoliberal Age (Pickwick Publications), Lartey and Moon present voices of practical and pastoral theologians, academics, spiritual care providers, religious leaders, students, and activists working to provide greater intercultural spiritual care and awareness in the areas of healthcare, community work, and education. (emory.edu)
• Their histories and experiences are not well documented and integrated into the field of spiritual care and chaplaincy, a field often understood as predominantly White, male, and Christian. (bvsalud.org)

Centers1

• Similarly, the early monastic-like communities served as such pastoral care centers. (wikipedia.org)

Mental health1

• Be Aware of Mental Health Needs and the Spectrum of Care Needed. (biola.edu)

Archdiocese2

• The University of Évora's Pastoral Care (PUÉ) is a Department of the Archdiocese of Évora that offers pastoral and spiritual support to the academies situated within the Archdiocese's geographical reach. (uevora.pt)
• Maršić Š, Topalović A, Puljić M. Synodal Pastoral Care of Young People - Experience in the Archdiocese of Vrhbosna. (srce.hr)

Counselors2

• By examining the key issues and trends facing pastoral and community counselors today, you can learn how to serve your clients with wisdom and grace. (liberty.edu)
• Dale is a Fellow in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors. (baptisthealth.com)

Perspectives1

• Describe the basic doctrinal and pastoral perspectives on the modern church (its nature, mission, and structure) as expressed in the council documents, in particular Lumen Gentium and Gaudium et Spes . (udallas.edu)

Prepares1

• This degree prepares you to meet a great need among people in the church today, which is to be cared for. (biola.edu)

Leadership2

• Pastors who convey leadership and imagination can pull people together in organized, caring, and sustainable ways. (christiancentury.org)
• We look to offer multiple opportunities to experience leadership and some of that is again to encourage a spirit of togetherness, care and compassion. (agsb.co.uk)

Concern2

• Therefore special concern and pastoral attention should be directed toward those who have this condition, lest they be led to believe that the living out of this orientation in homosexual activity is a morally acceptable option. (newadvent.org)
• Our concern is pastoral accompaniment," said Champagne. (catholicregister.org)

Patients2

• Healthcare staff (n = 1471) caring for patients in an acute care setting within a large health system answered demographic and emotional health questions in Research Electronic Data Capture (REDCap). (bvsalud.org)
• La plupart des patients (95,2 %) n'étaient pas au courant de l'existence de la déclaration des droits, et la majorité d'entre eux (92,8 %) n'était pas en mesure de citer ne serait- ce qu'un droit des patients. (who.int)

Clinical2

• Patton identifies and compares three paradigms of pastoral care: the classical, the clinical pastoral, and the communal contextual. (thethoughtfulchristian.com)
• He provides clinical theories and methods for pastoral assessment of and intervention with those who despair. (wjkbooks.com)

Ministers1

• By CNS - Dealing with dementia should be an integral part of the training and further education of pastoral ministers, said Bishop Franz-Josef Bode, deputy president of. (scross.co.za)

Concentration1

• The pastoral care concentration of this program can be completed quickly and efficiently, usually within 1-2 years. (calvinseminary.edu)

Approach4

• Pastoral Care is a Christian approach to improve mental distress and has been practiced since the formation of the Christian Church. (wikipedia.org)
• Important to the pastoral care of children is allowing them to approach the eucharistic Communion, after they have received the necessary preparation in their parishes to learn the primary and fundamental elements of the Christian faith, without their having to wait unduly long. (adoremus.org)
• God used several experiences to reveal that my approach to pastoral care was lacking. (ccef.org)
• Spiritual and Pastoral Care is an important feature of the Recovery Approach, and points to a greater sense of hope, self-worth and empowerment amongst service users wherever they are on their journey. (merseycare.nhs.uk)

Diocese1

• While next week is set aside to honor those involved in pastoral care throughout the four counties of the Diocese, Sass' department works around the year by "training parishioners and parish staff persons for the various pastoral care ministries, and providing ongoing education and formation for all those who care for the suffering. (dioceseoftrenton.org)

Bishops6

• Similar to the guideline put out by Quebec's bishops, the Atlantic bishops stress pastoral care in dealing with legalized assisted suicide. (catholicregister.org)
• OTTAWA - New guidelines issued by the bishops of Atlantic Canada emphasize pastoral accompaniment for those who chose assisted suicide or euthanasia and seem to leave open the possibility of receiving the Sacraments and a Catholic funeral. (catholicregister.org)
• The one area where the bishops agree is that a priority must always be given to offering pastoral care to people contemplating an assisted death. (catholicregister.org)
• Edmundston, N.B., Bishop Claude Champagne, past president of the Atlantic Episcopal Assembly, said the Alberta and NWT bishops' pastoral letter, released prior to the annual plenary of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, does not express the vision of all Canada's bishops. (catholicregister.org)
• The Atlantic bishops opted for the Quebec model, which stressed pastoral care instead of doctrine to ensure Catholics will feel welcomed, Champagne said. (catholicregister.org)
• In their letter, the Atlantic bishops emphasize that the goal of pastoral care is to communicate Christ's compassion, healing love and mercy. (catholicregister.org)

Clergy1

• Professional Spiritual & Pastoral Care: A Practical Clergy and Chaplain's Handbook , Edited by Rabbi Stephen B. Roberts, MBA, MHL, BCJC. (chausa.org)

Bereavement1

• A comprehensive, practical guide to bereavement care, for pastors and lay leaders. (moodypublishers.com)

Church9

• In the early church the term 'Poimenic' was used to describe this task of soul-care. (wikipedia.org)
• 23). In the ancient church, pastoral care primarily revolved around the Christian's struggle against sin, which jeopardized their ultimate salvation. (wikipedia.org)
• In many cases, however, church discipline soon replaced pastoral care. (wikipedia.org)
• Pope Saint Pius X, a great Pope canonized by the Church, dedicated no small attention and pastoral effort to children. (adoremus.org)
• To allow children to receive the Eucharistic Jesus as soon as possible has been for many centuries one of the strong points of the pastoral outreach to the smallest members of the Church. (adoremus.org)
• Pastoral care is a means of grace in the local and global church, and through it, God can use you to minister to others. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Bryce's pastoral visits, in homes, hospitals and nursing homes, we have several lay persons trained for Eucharistic visitation for people who cannot attend church services. (rdgchristchurch.org)
• The meeting was an open space, aimed at a group of priests, religious, teachers and lay people in general, seriously committed in different ways to the pastoral work of the Church of Cuba. (palabranueva.net)
• In its examination of Vatican II ecclesiology, this course will focus on two council constitutions: The Dogmatic Constitution on the Church ( Lumen Gentium ) and The Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World ( Gaudium et Spes ), placing them in their larger historical context, exploring their fundamental meaning and significance, and finally, considering their larger significance for the life of the church today. (udallas.edu)

Foundations1

• This groundbreaking volume draws upon both Jewish tradition and the classical foundations of pastoral care to provide invaluable guidance. (barnesandnoble.com)

Pope Francis1

• I believe that part of the answer can be found in the teachings that Pope Francis himself left us during his pastoral visit to our country, in 2015. (palabranueva.net)

Seminary2

• Even if you zoned out during your pastoral care class in seminary, you probably heard this one phrase. (christiancentury.org)
• You may decide to pursue a seminary degree to achieve core competencies in pastoral care. (calvinseminary.edu)

Practices1

• Many practices can be part of pastoral care, including visiting and serving parishioners. (calvinseminary.edu)

Program1

• The department's flagship initiative is the " Pastoral Care Training Program ," which begins Nov. 20 and meets one day each month through April. (dioceseoftrenton.org)

Commitment1

• The award recognises the Trust's work in international recruitment and our ongoing commitment to providing high-quality, tailored pastoral care to nursing and midwifery colleagues as they start their NHS journey and onwards in their career. (kingstonhospital.nhs.uk)

Alongside1

• Our pastoral care sits alongside the School's academic and co-curriculum to ensure that every child benefit from a truly holistic experience. (forest.org.uk)

Support9

• Pastoral care refers to emotional, social and spiritual support. (wikipedia.org)
• Institutional pastoral care departments in Europe are increasingly multi-faith and inclusive of non-religious, humanist approaches to providing support and comfort. (wikipedia.org)
• The structure we have put in place for pastoral care is designed to ensure that each pupil feels emotionally secure and knows who to turn to should they need that little bit of extra support. (stonyhurst.ac.uk)
• You are likely already connected to people on various social platforms, so use them-with care-to offer your support. (christiancentury.org)
• Our teaching, care and support equips our students with the knowledge and self-awareness to be the best they can be. (monktoncombeschool.com)
• ideas are considered through the PD programme, and pastoral staff support pupils in different ways including tutoring. (monktoncombeschool.com)
• Kingston Hospital has been awarded the NHS Pastoral Care Quality Award, recognising the support we provide to our internationally educated nurses and midwives. (kingstonhospital.nhs.uk)
• The standards NHS trusts must meet to achieve the award have been co-developed with regional and trust international recruitment leads and international nursing and midwifery associations, which provide pastoral and professional support to international nurses and midwives in the UK. (kingstonhospital.nhs.uk)
• However, the secondary surge in demand for health care and other forms of psychosocial support often occurs when attention has shifted away from the disaster, and funding for health services has already been channel ed into the treatment of injuries, infectious diseases and pre-existing chronic conditions. (who.int)

Staff3

• There is also a team of pastoral staff, headed up by an experienced Deputy Head, Pastoral, and our team of Houseparents. (stonyhurst.ac.uk)
• Much of this is achieved in a thousand and one daily interactions with staff and students in our community, but also in how we communicate our care and compassion for those in our care. (agsb.co.uk)
• every pupil has three members of staff directly responsible for their care. (forest.org.uk)

Team2

• Our pastoral team have a personal relationship with all members of the parish. (rdgchristchurch.org)
• A Lay Pastoral Care Team is a group of people dedicated to supporting people with specific needs. (episcopalri.org)

Pupils2

• Our unique Playroom system provides an outstanding quality of pastoral care, where the pupils bond as a year group (Playroom) and remain together as they move from Playroom to Playroom every year. (stonyhurst.ac.uk)
• As pioneers in pastoral tracking, process is always more important to us than outcome, and although we have high aspirations for all our pupils, our focus on process looks after the outcomes, as our results bear witness to. (monktoncombeschool.com)

Parishes1

• During Pastoral Care Week, our department distributes prayers for each day of the week to all diocesan employees and all parishes, so that we might pray, in unison, around the themes of each of the areas of Pastoral Care," said Sass. (dioceseoftrenton.org)

Christians3

• Christians were the first to adopt the term for metaphorical usage, although many religions and non-religious traditions place an emphasis on care and social responsibility. (wikipedia.org)
• The Latin term "cura animarum" (care of souls) emerged as the proper responsibility of the bishop as the pastor responsible for individual Christians, which he usually delegated to a priest, typically the parish priest. (wikipedia.org)
• The cause of Ndukuba's rebuke, issued Feb. 26, was a pastoral statement issued by ACNA on Jan. 19 on sexuality and identity, which included discussion of language describing Christians who are gay. (episcopalnewsservice.org)

Community3

• He focuses on the community of faith as an authorizer and source of care and upon the relationship between the pastor and a caring community. (thethoughtfulchristian.com)
• Aim: To evaluate caries experience and prevalence associated to social and preventive factors in 3-6-year-old children of a Pastoral Community from Limeira, Brazil. (bvsalud.org)
• Methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out through an epidemiologic research about the oral conditions of 110 children registered at the Children's Pastoral Community from the city of Limeira, SP, Brazil. (bvsalud.org)

People10

• The model for pastoral care is based on the stories about how Jesus was healing people. (wikipedia.org)
• Meanwhile, religious leaders still must care for people-many of whom are feeling a rise in anxiety verging on panic. (christiancentury.org)
• You'll learn how to wisely and ethically care for people dealing with common pastoral needs, including spiritual wounds, emotional pain, family challenges and mental illnesses, and develop a sense of when to refer individuals to professional help. (biola.edu)
• We will first briefly deal with the notion of synodal pastoral care and the synodal pastoral care of young people as a demand of the present moment. (srce.hr)
• We will then present the vision and mission of the AYC John Paul II, which, through the institution of the Youth Council, promotes synodality, i.e., the involvement of young people in the process of joint decision making in youth pastoral care. (srce.hr)
• Pastoral care includes shepherding God's people wisely, with grace and truth, through joyful and trying situations. (calvinseminary.edu)
• Thus the need to attend to the interior life and one's personal qualities and Christian virtues, for what is on the inside will come to the surface in the ordained minister's pastoral care of the people of God. (sfarchdiocese.org)
• [2] This is true authority, when the people of God know that the one entrusted with their pastoral care loves them, is present to them, and does all in their spiritual best interest, for their good, not his own. (sfarchdiocese.org)
• They do, of course, provide care when people are dying, struggling with death or an illness or need to speak with a priest. (episcopalri.org)
• If we are to survive as healthy, responsible, and caring people, we must teach ourselves and our children that violence does not solve problems. (cdc.gov)

Flock1

• When you show up in the lives of your flock, your caring presence can point others to the presence of God. (calvinseminary.edu)

Guidance1

• Pastoral care is usually provided in the form of the practitioner and client sitting with each other and the client shares personal details while the practitioner keeps it private and offers guidance and counsel. (wikipedia.org)

Work1

• Here it will be discussed in the context of youth pastoral care and specifically in the context of the work and activities of the Archdiocesan Center for Youth Pastoral »John Paul II« in Sarajevo (hereinafter: AYC John Paul II). (srce.hr)

Traditions2

• Just as the theory and philosophy behind modern pastoral care are not dependent on any one set of beliefs or traditions, pastoral care itself is guided by a broad framework. (wikipedia.org)
• In Ethiopia's Afar Region, these challenges are amplified given the poorly developed infrastructure, pastoral nature of communities, distinct cultural traditions, and the more nascent health system. (cdc.gov)