The Catholic Health Australia 2019 Governance Symposium will explore the theme "Stewards of the mission encountering a ‘change of era’." The Symposium will explore a number of challenges ahead for those who are members of operational boards or who are trustees, including the Royal Commissions into institutional responses to child

Every missionary disciple is entrusted with the work of safeguarding the flock as we journey further into the 21st century. Safeguarding involves a candid rebuke of prior mishandlings of sexual abuse.  It also involves an honest and mature reflection on the path ahead.  This path is a synodal journey, wherein

Pope Francis teaches that synodality is a constitutive element of the Church, an element which is to be found in all the missionary disciples’ interactions and structures on every level – universal, national, and local.  He insists that, at the beginning of this third millennium, God expects the Church to

So far, the following topics have been locked in for the Presentations: Recent Research on the Use of Pornography and Its Effect on Marriage Consent (Fr Tom Ryan SM) Narcissism and Its Effect on Marriage Consent (Mrs Paula Kerr) Privacy Laws and Tribunal Ministry (Fr Brian Lucas) and two of

Presentation by Chris Lowney a noted author and speaker on Ignatian spirituality. He is vice chair of CommonSpirit Health, the largest non-profit health system in the US. Everyone Leads, his recent book on revitalisation of the Church, builds on the lgnatian principle that everyone exercises a leadership role. 6.30-7.30pm (6pm

Presentation by Chris Lowney, a noted author and speaker on Ignatian spirituality. He is vice chair of CommonSpirit Health, the largest non-profit health system in the US. Everyone Leads, his recent book on revitalisation of the Church, builds on the lgnatian principle that everyone exercises a leadership role. 7.30am-8.45am (Coffee

Presentation by Chris Lowney, a noted author and speaker on Ignatian spirituality. He is vice chair of CommonSpirit Health, the largest non-profit health system in the US. Everyone Leads, his recent book on revitalisation of the Church, builds on the lgnatian principle that everyone exercises a leadership role.   Free

Presentation by Chris Lowney, a noted author and speaker on Ignatian spirituality. He is vice chair of CommonSpirit Health, the largest non-profit health system in the US. Everyone Leads, his recent book on revitalisation of the Church, builds on the lgnatian principle that everyone exercises a leadership role. $50, includes

We're delighted to welcome renowned author and speaker, Chris Lowney, to address a breakfast gathering on Monday 9 September for young professionals working within Catholic organisations, social services, missions and ministries who are interested in growing as a leader in this fast-paced, rapidly changing and complex 21st century. He is

Presentation by Chris Lowney, a noted author and speaker on Ignatian spirituality. He is vice chair of CommonSpirit Health, the largest non-profit health system in the US. Everyone Leads, his recent book on revitalisation of the Church, builds on the lgnatian principle that everyone exercises a leadership role. 7pm-8.30pm (6.30pm

Go, Rebuild My House ‘A community is that much stronger if it is cohesive and supportive, if it is animated by feelings of trust, and pursues common objectives. The community as a network of solidarity requires mutual listening and dialogue.’ Pope Francis' World Communications Day Message, 2019. In the wake

The 9th biennial Safer Churches Conference will be the first conference held by the National Council of Churches in Australia (NCCA) Safe Church Program since the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse recommendations were released in December 2017. ​The theme for the conference, "Transforming Cultures: Listening, Reflecting, Acting" will provide

BENet is the regular gathering of the International Commission on Benedictine Education (ICBE). Australia as the setting for BENet 2019 invites you to explore the fusion of ancient and new in the Benedictine tradition as well as in Australian society and culture. The theme, Benedictine wisdom beneath the Southern Cross,

The Diploma of Business (Governance) - BSB50715 is a five-day course designed specifically for not-for-profit board/committee members, and the staff (CEOs and senior staff) who work alongside them. Sydney dates: Oct 28, Oct 29, Oct 30, Nov 28 and Nov 29 Prerequisites Both prospective and current members of boards are

Anti-Poverty Week will be held from October 13 to 19, with October 17 marked as a Day of Action on solutions to end poverty. The key message is "Poverty exists. Poverty hurts us all. We can all do something about it." This year Anti-Poverty Week has invited the 'Raise the

Flyer: AICD-Oct-2019   When it comes to governance, the standards required of Catholic boards, trusts, councils and their directors, trustees, members and executives are identical, if not greater, than their corporate and public counterparts. Why greater? Because in an era where corporate leaders are expected to deliver strong governance outcomes such as fostering

Changing the focus to value Negotiation is a vital skill needed to achieve results in a range of business interactions. When you understand how to effectively negotiate, you can plan and achieve better outcomes in every situation. Internationally renowned negotiation expert, Stephen Kozicki, will guide you through this proven and

The Diploma of Business (Governance) - BSB50715 is a five-day course designed specifically for not-for-profit board/committee members, and the staff (CEOs and senior staff) who work alongside them. Melbourne dates: Oct 28, Oct 29, Oct 30, Nov 25 and Nov 26. Prerequisites Both prospective and current members of boards are

The Diploma of Business (Governance) - BSB50715 is a five-day course designed specifically for not-for-profit board/committee members, and the staff (CEOs and senior staff) who work alongside them. Melbourne dates: Oct 28, Oct 29, Oct 30, Nov 25 and Nov 26. Prerequisites Both prospective and current members of boards are

For AMPJP Councillors and Member Representatives. Please contact Lawrie Hallinan for details:  0419 447 217.