Deacon Faustin, Fr. Tri, Deacon Bob, Fr. John Conway and Deacon Sal all stand in front of the newly named Fr. John Conway Center.
A procession during the Feast of Corpus Christi, June 11, 2023.
In honor of all military, police and first responders.
Deacon Faustin, Fr. Tri, Deacon Bob, Fr. John Conway and Deacon Sal all stand in front of the newly named Fr. John Conway Center.
A procession during the Feast of Corpus Christi, June 11, 2023.
In honor of all military, police and first responders.
The ministry of pastoral care is a compassionate presence in imitation of Jesus' care of people, especially those who were hurting and in need. The ministry of Pastoral Care involves promoting positive family development through a variety of positive (preventive) strategies; caring for families in crisis through support, counseling, and referral to appropriate community agencies; providing guidance as young people face life decisions and make moral choices; and challenging systems that are obstacles to positive development (advocacy). Pastoral care is most fundamentally a relationship—a ministry of compassionate presence. This was Jesus' caring stance toward all people, especially those who were hurting or in need. Pastoral care enables healing and growth to take place within individuals and their relationships. It nurtures growth toward wholeness, and it provides guidance in decision making and challenges obstacles to positive development. Source: The United State Conference of Catholic Bishops
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