Synodal Pathway Leadership Training – still some availability…

Synodal Pathway Facilitative Leadership Training – A Pilot Programme

From Julieann Moran, General Secretary, Synodal Pathway

Our Facilitative Leadership Training Programme was launched at the beginning of this month. Dioceses and organisations have been registering their nominated candidates but the training may also be of interest to you.

This pilot programme has been developed from the needs analysis carried out by an independent researcher last March. The programme (which includes an overnight residential component) seeks to equip local leaders – clergy, religious, and lay faithful – with the necessary skills to help them embed synodality in the life and mission of the Church in Ireland.

Ideal candidates would be an active member of a Parish Pastoral Council, Diocesan Pastoral Council or Diocesan Synodal Team, or an active member of a Religious Congregation, Ecclesial Movement or Association of Lay Faithful, or a priest, lay pastoral worker, deacon, or religious brother or sister in parish ministry, or an active member of a Council, Commission or Agency of the Irish Bishops’ Conference, or someone actively engaged in a diocesan programme looking at clustering/grouping of parishes

A full outline of the programme which includes the overnight residential component and quarterly follow-up sessions online can be downloaded 
here

There is some availability left on the programme taking place shortly in Mallow on 23 and 24 February and some on the programme that will be taking place in Knock on 8 and 9 March. If you are available to participate and meet the criteria listed above, please do consider registering by clicking on the relevant image below. Please note that participants only need to register for one course in one location. If you have registered already or have been registered by someone else on your behalf, please do not register again.

Link to Mallow Registration:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScn7TmqRa06EKKI8oIB8-ZgpgEp1s8MqBJQt5yAkSjCm4RaHQ/viewform

Start Time: 12 noon on Friday 23rd February 2024

End Time: 4pm on Saturday 24th February 2024

Event Address: Springfort Hall Hotel, Mallow, Co. Cork.  

Contact: +353 (0)1 505 3009 or info@synod.ie 

Link to Knock Registration:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSezBL502ZgyV_bPKKQSJCnHvkcpQr-mGToxfjOrE6ICYYn3BA/viewform

Start Time: 12 noon on Friday 8th March 2024

End Time: 4pm on Saturday 9th March 2024

Event Address: Knock House Hotel, Knock, Co. Mayo.  

Contact: +353 (0)1 505 3009 or

info@synod.ie 

to find out if you can register for any of those.

Important: The cost of this programme is being funded by the Irish Synodal Pathway. However, a fee of £220/€250 will be invoiced to any participant who cancels their place with less than 48 hours’ notice or fails to attend. Candidates can be substituted up to 48 hours in advance. Travel costs to and from the residential component of this programme are at the participants’ own expense. 

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