Introduction to pastoral
planning
Pastoral management
Outline
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I. Introduction
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II. Basic concepts
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III. Elements of pastoral planning
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Iv. characteristics of a vibrant faith community
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V. introduction on the pastoral council
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V. conclusion
PASTORAL COUNCIL
One of the rights and duties of the
lay faithful is to make known to
their pastors their views on matters
pertaining to the good of the Church
(canon 212 &3)
PASTORAL COUNCIL
It is a parochial structure formed by
representative members of the
parish who plan an promote pastoral
action within the parish territory
(can. 536)
PASTORAL COUNCIL
Requirements for Parish Leadership
Roles:
1. Qualification
2. Formation
3. Admission
PASTORAL COUNCIL
Pastoral planning and decisionmaking are done in this
participatory structure.
PASTORAL COUNCIL
Pastoral planning and decisionmaking are done in this
participatory structure.
Conclusion
Pastoral planning and decisionmaking are essential works in the
parish. This must be led by the
President of the Pastoral Council,
the Parish Priest.
Conclusion
Pastoral planning and decisionmaking are essential works in the
parish. This must be led by the
President of the Pastoral Council,
the Parish Priest.
Conclusion
Planning by those who have special
duty and appointment is always for
the good of the people of God.