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NRVC collaborator news
Saint Luke Institute has a new online program for formation called "Foundations." It includes more than 30 on-demand, online courses to help those in initial formation cultivate the emotional, psychological, and spiritual skills needed to thrive in ministry. While designed for seminaries, the content easily can be used with other initial formation programs. A free trial is available. Direct questions to Beth Davis, director of education, at sliconnect@sli.org or 502-632-2471.
The Religious Formation Conference (RFC) is sponsoring a series of workshops to encourage contemplation and conversation.
On November 18-19 at Rancho Palos Verdes, California, Brother Donald Bisson, F.M.S. will present on “Acting on the Journey of Transformation.”
On December 2-3 in Cincinnati, Father Daniel Horan, O.F.M. will present on “Crossing the Borders of Human Exceptionalism: Community, Colonizations, and Care for Creation in the Age of Laudato Si.”
The RFC is also sponsoring two webinars. On November 9, 2 p.m. Central Time, Sister Maco Cassetta, C.N.D. will present "Kindling the Energies of Love" on sexuality and inter-connectivity.
On December 12, 2 p.m. Central Time, Benjamin Williams, Ph.D. will present "Mindfulness: A Window into the Sacredness of the Present Moment."
Looking for rest or renewal in a supportive, inquiring, and faith-based environment? The Hesburgh Sabbatical Program at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago is accepting applications for the spring 2017 sabbatical experience, which runs January 30 - May 12, 2017.
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