2001 July Highlights
Vol.11, No.7
- Cover
 Photo: The ballroom at the Wyndham Inner Harbor Hotel in Baltimore was filled to capacity for the NACC Symposium.- 21st Century Baltimore once again making Catholic history! Nearly 700 people participated in the first-ever international symposium on the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick at the Wyndham Hotel in Baltimore on May 16–20, 2001. This NACC sponsored event drew the largest attendance ever in the association’s 36-year history.
- Report from Board Chair
- Change of titles, clarification of roles by Richard M. Leliaert, OSC. Father Leliaert discusses the rationale behind the change in NACC leadership titles.
- President and Chief Executive Officer
- Energy swirling in a room by Joseph J. Driscoll. Father Driscoll writes that the momentum of the symposium in Baltimore has led to the planning of a follow-up set of symposiums in the fall of 2002 in eight cities throughout the country.
- National News
- Pioneering vision by Maryanna Coyle, SC, and Walter J. Smith, SJ. Two NACC Board members discuss the NACC’s position on the report from the Cognate Steering Committee, which was presented at the Symposium in Baltimore.
- Special Section: CPE
- Rediscovering trust: Still the key ingredient by Rev. Donald A. Stiger
- A graduate’s reflection by Bill Fagan
- Theological reflection in the ministry practice of parish nurses by Margaret B. Clark et al.
- Articles
- Listening to the kids: Chaplains responding to traumatic situations in our schools and communities by Josie Rodriguez
- What is critical incident stress management by Susanne Chawszczewski
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