Continuing Education
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Continuing Education 2022
Creating a Culture of Healing and Protection
Nurturing Vocation
The Universal Call to Love and Communion and Pope Francis' call to join hin in the Vocation of Protector are at the core of our efforts to create a culture of healing and protection for our children and youth. Underlying both of these important calls is our Universal Call to Holiness - our call to be Saints! The term saint has become synonymous with perfection in the minds of many in our world today. From this perspective, sainthood may seem unattainable. The good news is... God created you for this! Plain and simply, to be a saint is to be with God. He calls us to Himself and provides us all that we need, including for some of us, a personal vocation - the primary relationship through which we become who God created us to be. Imagine what would change if you began to think of your vocation as your part in God's plan to save the world!
Contact your parish or school Safe Environment Coordinator to join a session or contact the Diocese of Grand Island Child Protection Office for more information. cpo@gidiocese.org
Posters
My Part in God's Plan
Nurturing My Vocation
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Continuing Education 2021
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Cultivating Spiritual Fatherhood in the Year of St .Joseph
Some have described the crisis of child abuse in our culture, and especially within our Church, as a crisis of fatherhood. Clergy who abused or did not protect children and youth did not fulfill their vocational role as spiritual father. Many families in our world today are missing fathers to follow the example of St. Joseph as protector and guide. More and more young people find themselves lost in their search for The Father and vulnerable in their search for love and connectedness. This session examines the role of fathers in protection, resiliency and healing, follows the model of Saint Joseph in fostering Spiritual Fatherhood, and provides strategies to cultivate spiritual fatherhood for all children.
For more information contact the Diocesan Child Protection Office at cpo@gidiocese.org or your parish Safe Enviornment Coordinator. -
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Intentionally Catholic in a Sexualized World
Continuing Education for 2020-2021 is being offered virutally this year. To schedule an online session for your parish, school, or program, contact the Diocesan Child Protection Office at 308-382-6565 or cpo@gidiocese.org. -
Creating and Maintaining Clear Boundaries in Ministry
Created in the image of the Triune God, we were created for relationship. We come to know and love God more fully in relationship with others. Therefore, all ministry must be based in relationship. Our faith guides us in the formation of right relationships - the kind of loving relationships God created us for. The truths of our faith found in Natural Law, Scripture, and Sacred Tradition provide boundaries to help ensure that our relationships are loving. Clear boundaries begin with adherence to the truths of our faith and require deliberate action on the part of those in ministry. To learn more about Creating and Maintaining Clear Boundaries in Ministry attend a continuing education near you.
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Additional Information
Experiential Healing as Found in the Way: Healing Retreat for Adult Survivors of Abuse
Webinar Invitation - PDF
Presenter Bios - PDF
The Way: A Healing Retreat for Male Survivors of Abuse
October 1-3, 2021
Camp Comeca, Cozad, NE -
Participants Not Holding Licensure in Nebraska: You are urged to check the regulations of your licensing/certification board to determine if CE credit offered will meet your state's regulations. Please do not apply or pay for CE credit without checking your state's regulations for continuing educations programs that qualify for CE credit hours.
