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Growing in Sexual Integrity
Patricia Cooney HathawayHow often have you engaged in a conversation about sexuality and the spiritual life? Sex is one of the most primal human forces that is often misunderstood and not discussed. Our spiritual lives are often considered private and personal to us. Thus, we are met with a thundering silence regarding both. In this webinar, Patricia Cooney Hathaway will discuss the relationship between sexuality and the spiritual life as an avenue of God’s grace. she will explore a positive view of our sexuality, suggesting that the very energy that moves us toward intimacy and communion with others moves us also to union with God. Related Books
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Guiding Gay Catholics in Experiencing God's Love
Eve Tushnet, author of Gay and Catholic and Tenderness
Healing Happens Communally: How Your Parish Can Support and Educate Those Struggling with Sexual Addiction
Rachael Killackey
Helping Teens Lean Into Stress
Roy PetitfilsIn this webinar Roy Petitfils will identify the difference between good and bad stress. He will show ministry professionals how to help teens not just cope with stress but utilize it to grow into happy, holy, healthy adults.
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The Spirituality High School of Administration Webinar
Ann Garrido
Administration is often critiqued both by those within and without the profession as work that takes good, fun-loving people and turns them into anxious curmudgeons. It doesn't have to be that way.Speaking out of her own experience as an administrator in theological education, Ann M. Garrido will look at practices of administration that can be potentially transformative, making us not only effective administrators but holier, healthier Christians.Participants will be invited to reassess their own daily administrative tasks with an eye toward how they might serve not only the greater Reign of God, but their own personal spiritual journe...
Administration is often critiqued both by those within and without the profession as work that takes good, fun-loving people and turns them into anxious curmudgeons. It doesn't have to be that way.Speaking out of her own experience as an administrator in theological education, Ann M. Garrido will look at practices of administration that can be potentially transformative, making us not only effective administrators but holier, healthier Christians.Participants will be invited to reassess their own daily administrative tasks with an eye toward how they might serve not only the greater Reign of God, but their own personal spiritual journey.This webinar is geared towards high school administrators and department chairs.
