Join CPMC for a presentation by Dr. Patrick Saint-Jean, SJ about racism, including a discussion of his book The Crucible of Racism: Ignatian Spirituality and the Power of Hope. Upon coming to the United States to pursue graduate studies and then to embark on training as a Jesuit, Haitian-born Patrick Saint-Jean discovered something he had […]
The causes and effects of abortion are steeped in various forms of trauma. As ministers of the Gospel it is incumbent upon us to adopt a posture of humility and accompaniment when we encounter an individual who is impacted by this reality. Join this town hall with Dr. Martha Shuping, MD, to learn about the […]
As the ecological crisis is increasingly impacting both the mental and physical health and well-being of the communities and individuals we serve, we are called to take a step back to look at the overall picture and discern what role we can play in responding. Join us to learn about how the ecological crisis will increasingly affect the communities we work with, and how our Catholic faith, through the encyclical Laudato Si and the teachings of Christ, calls us to act and be beacons of hope.
In December, CPMC will host a diocesan town hall with Project Avary, an organization that helps children heal from the impacts of having a parent in prison. They will share about their work of surrounding youth with a long-term, supportive community of peer and adult mentors and of empowering them with leadership development skills so […]
Please join your colleagues for our quarterly call. Our call will be: Tuesdays December 6, 2022 12pm ET, 11am CT, 10pm MT, 9am PT Please register to participate in this session so we can send you the ZOOM information.
Please join your colleagues for our quarterly call. Our call will last 90 minutes on: Tuesday, December 6, 2022 3pm ET, 2pm CT, 1pm MT, 12pm PT Please register to participate in this session so we can send you the ZOOM information.
Sr. Annie Killian, OP, will discuss her approach to prison ministry as a way of peace-making. She offers returning citizens and people who are incarcerated a ministry of accompaniment and art, and she offers a space for them to address grief. She will also discuss her course “Life After Loss”. Click here to register!
We are fortunate to have one another to support us as we minister to those in the Palliative Care and Hospice Settings. Our call will be: Thursday, December 8, 2022 1pm ET, 12pm CT, 11am MT, 10am PT, 7am HI Please register to participate in this session so we can send you the ZOOM information.
Who better than a chaplain to know a chaplain’s heart and to help carry ministry’s burdens? NACC offers Listening Sessions to help our members through many of our social and emotional burdens of the past years. Our topics change, but the focus remains on you and your ministry and how our members support each other […]
National conversations seek to build networks of support that can ensure that Catholic ministers, bereft of ecclesial support, may thrive personally and professionally for the long haul. In the face of well-researched vocational constraints, NACC chaplains demonstrate remarkable resiliency, creating often ad hoc forms of ongoing formation. In this interactive session an NACC chaplain and […]
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