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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Charism"”.
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The Impetus of Charism for Women Religious in Response to Human Trafficking
… case study was to address the impetus of charism for women Religious as communities and individuals in their response to human trafficking. Human trafficking has been described with global issues and concerns. Women Religious in three communities were interviewed and surveyed to obtain …
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Incorporating The Fifth Domain To The Danielson Framework To Support Charism In Catholic Education
… school identity and the individual school’s charism (Belmonte & Cranston, 2009; Cook, 2015; Dygert, 1998). The research was driven by the central research question: How have Catholic school academic leaders utilized the Danielson Framework to improve definitions of good teaching within a …
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Curriculum and Compassion: An Inquiry into the Relevance of the Charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in a Post-Modern World
… the relevance of a curriculum that embodies the charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in a post-modern world. The project will investigate the understanding of the charism both by the researcher and by selected brothers who are in unique positions to articulate and explicate just what the …
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Solidarity with the Vulnerable: Global Healthcare Ethics in Spiritan Perspective
… Congregation developed over centuries, its core charism has been implemented in a variety of ministries articulated in terms of solidarity with the vulnerable (SWV). There has been very little discussion of the contribution of the Spiritan charism to ethics in general or healthcare ethics more …
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Managing Charism Transmission in Catholic Secondary Education: A Multi-Site Study Examining the Role of Chief Mission Officer at Religious Order Sponsored Schools in the U.S.
… determined that sustaining the school’s unique charism requires more focused attention. An increasing trend in Catholic secondary-education has found religious order-sponsored schools creating and hiring an executive leader as the school’s Chief Mission Officer (CMO).|The purpose of this …
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The Deepening of Catholic Identity Through a Focus on Mission and School Culture by Lay Leadership: A Case Study on a Diocesan High School without a Religious Order Affiliation
… with an identity that is anchored in the charism of their order. However, schools without religious orders have greater challenges than their religious order affiliated Catholic brethren due to their lack of history and traditions that focus on mission and thus deepen the Catholic identity …
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Passing on the Torch: A study of the transfer of the Irish Christian Brothers’ educational mission to a lay trust, with particular reference to DEIS secondary schools.
… aims. Firstly, this study examined the original charism or visionary commitment of Edmund Rice (1762-1844). The second aim was to trace the historical development of this charism through three phases of unequal duration, the founding phase, the congregational phase and the trust phase. The third …
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The Experience of Lasallian Association on the Part of Lay “Associates in Fact” in the District of San Francisco
… men and women. By sheer numbers, sustaining the charism of congregation-sponsored Catholic schools has increasingly become the responsibility of the lay men and women who minister in them.</p> <p>The De La Salle Christian Brothers, who have sponsored Catholic schools and other educational …
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The Frequency of Implementation of Lasallian Pedagogy in Traditional College-Preparatory High Schools Sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers in the United States
… La Salle Christian Brothers have re-examined the charism of their founder, St. John Baptist De La Salle, and the meaning of their founding documents in light of modern circumstances. Only recently have Lasallian scholars (Campos & Sauvage, 1981, 1999; Lauraire, 2004, 2006; Poutet, 1997; Van …
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Novice Principals at Traditional Jesuit Secondary Schools: Advancing the Standards and Benchmarks for Jesuit Education
… and a need to promote the religious mission and charism of its sponsoring religious order while responding effectively to the practical needs and expectations of private preparatory schools. This study explored the experiences and perceptions of eight novice principals in traditional Jesuit …
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John and Charles Wesleys' "Hymns on the Lord's Supper" (1745): Their Meaning for Methodist Ecclesial Identity and Ecumenical Dialogue
… its form is constitutive of Methodism's charism and ecclesial identity.</p><p> Lyrical poetry resembles the Eucharist itself. When enacted, both hymnody and the ritual of the Lord's Supper are ways of Eucharistic embodiment. The lyrics contain sacrificial and atonement themes which inform …
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Caught in the crossfire: Catholic religious sisters and the Northern Ireland Troubles, 1968-2008
… agency to fulfil the expectations of the charism of their religious communities. It reveals that as sisters reimagined roles for themselves within a troubled society, their centrality to the events of the conflict at times bore striking similarities to the experiences of lay women during …
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To Know, Love, and Serve God: The Characteristics of a Holy Cross School
… communities about sustaining the Congregation's charism, specifically about how a uniquely Holy Cross school culture will be maintained.</p> <p>Original documents from the founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross, Blessed Basil Moreau, were used to gain insight into the founder's original vision …
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Investigating the Extent of Collaboration Between Jesuit Administrators and non-Jesuit Faculty and Staff in Jesuit Secondary Schools in the Eastern Africa Province: Staying True to Mission
… valued and become more immersed in the Jesuit charism. However, the level of knowledge about Jesuit education was very low, and no meaningful orientation/induction program existed. This lack of a program was one area that needed immediate improvement. Research in areas of collaboration and the …
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Ownership, Control, Sponsorship, and Trusteeship: Governance Relationships Within Private Catholic Religious-Sponsored Secondary Schools in the United States
… of property, of institution, and of mission or charism; the level of control held by the congregation differs within each governance relationship; the terms used to describe governance lack cohesive definitions, particularly true of Sponsorship; trustee formation for both religious and lay …
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Solidarity According to the Thought of Fr. Pedro Arrupe and Its Application to Jesuit Higher Education Today
… vision of Vatican II, as well as the original charism of the founder of the Jesuit, St. Ignatius. The questions this dissertation seeks to answer is how Fr. Pedro Arrupe understood solidarity in light of his own life and theological perspectives and then how his view continues to shape Jesuit …
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Reconciling Eros and Agape: The English Catholic Artistic Response to Reforms
… the fruits of education central to the Ignatian charism of "helping souls," the Jesuit influence on Byrd and other lay figures among the Catholic recusant community such as Sir Thomas Tresham and Sir John Harington may be detected in music, buildings, and verse. This project endeavors to broaden …
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Liturgical Order and Glossolalia: 1 Corinthians 14:26c-33a and its Implications
… while at the same time preserving the value of charismatic gifts.</p> <p>The exegesis in chapter three suggests that glossolalia as a charism was intended as a personal, spiritual uplift which was both a gift from God and a glorification or praise directed to God. The exegesis also indicates …
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