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National Conference of Directors for Ongoing Formation Resources National Conference of National Conference of Directors for Ongoing Directors for Ongoing Formation Formation Resources Resources CONTENTS CONTENTS 1.SPEAKERS 1.SPEAKERS 2.RETREATS & VENUES 2.RETREATS & VENUES 3.HONORARIUM 3.HONORARIUM 4.PUBLICATIONS 4.PUBLICATIONS 1.SPEAKERS 1.SPEAKERS Alan Griffiths ‐ “The new translation of The Roman Missal” Alan Griffiths ‐ “The new translation of The Roman Missal” Alan Morris ‐ "Praying With Your People: Liturgy in a Changing Church" Alan Morris ‐ "Praying With Your People: Liturgy in a Changing Church" Alan White OP ‐ "The Face of Priesthood in a Broken World" Alan White OP ‐ "The Face of Priesthood in a Broken World" Alistair Stewart‐Sykes ‐ "The Lords Prayer According to the Fathers" Alistair Stewart‐Sykes ‐ "The Lords Prayer According to the Fathers" Andrew Wingate, St Philip's Centre, Leicester – “Mutely‐faith” Andrew Wingate, St Philip's Centre, Leicester – “Mutely‐faith” Anthony Doe ‐ "The Priest as Physician of the Soul" Anthony Doe ‐ "The Priest as Physician of the Soul" Ashley Beck – “The Permanent Diaconate” Ashley Beck – “The Permanent Diaconate” Austin Garvey – “Ethnic Chaplains” Austin Garvey – “Ethnic Chaplains” Bede Leach OSB ‐ “Spiritual Director” Bede Leach OSB ‐ “Spiritual Director” Ben Bano – “There's no Health without Mental Health” Ben Bano – “There's no Health without Mental Health” Bernard Longley – “Under 5's and Clergy Retreat” Bernard Longley – “Under 5's and Clergy Retreat” Bill Huebsch, USA – “In‐Service Training” Bill Huebsch, USA – “In‐Service Training” Bishop Declan Lang – “Lenten Prayer” Bishop Declan Lang – “Lenten Prayer” Bishop Mark Davies, Diocese of Shrewsbury – “How is the Church Renewed?” Bishop Mark Davies, Diocese of Shrewsbury – “How is the Church Renewed?” Bob Wickes, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles – “Clinical Psychology and Spirituality” Bob Wickes, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles – “Clinical Psychology and Spirituality” Brendan Callaghan SJ – “Symposium on Priesthood” Brendan Callaghan SJ – “Symposium on Priesthood” Brendan Geary, Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Brendan Geary, Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Brian McGinley – “Junior Clergy” Brian McGinley – “Junior Clergy” Canon Luiz Ruscillo, Diocese of Lancaster – “The Catechism of the Catholic Church in the Year of Faith” Canon Luiz Ruscillo, Diocese of Lancaster – “The Catechism of the Catholic Church in the Year of Faith” Celia Deane‐Drummond, CAFOD – “Caritas in Veritate” Celia Deane‐Drummond, CAFOD – “Caritas in Veritate” Charles Cross CP – “Retreat” Charles Cross CP – “Retreat” Chris Fallon, Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Chris Fallon, Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Christine Partridge, Kinharvie Institute, Glasgow ‐ “Facilitator” Christine Partridge, Kinharvie Institute, Glasgow ‐ “Facilitator” Christopher Budd, Diocese of Plymouth ‐ “Day of Recollection” Christopher Budd, Diocese of Plymouth ‐ “Day of Recollection” Christopher Jamieson OSB – “Day of Recollection” Christopher Jamieson OSB – “Day of Recollection” Clare Watkins – “Evangelisation and the Sacraments” Clare Watkins – “Evangelisation and the Sacraments” Clifford Longley ‐ "Culture" Clifford Longley ‐ "Culture" Collin Carr OP – “Retreat” Collin Carr OP – “Retreat” Cormac Murphy O'Conner, Archdiocese of Westminster ‐ "The Ministerial Priesthood" Cormac Murphy O'Conner, Archdiocese of Westminster ‐ "The Ministerial Priesthood" Craighead Institute, Glasgow – (In‐service Training on Leadership) "Authentic Leadership in a Climate of Change" Craighead Institute, Glasgow – (In‐service Training on Leadership) "Authentic Leadership in a Climate of Change" Crispian Hollis, Diocese of Portsmouth – “Clergy Conference” Crispian Hollis, Diocese of Portsmouth – “Clergy Conference” Cross & Passion Sisters, Ilkley – “Scripture” Cross & Passion Sisters, Ilkley – “Scripture” Dean, John ‐ “Clergy Conference (Poet)” Dean, John ‐ “Clergy Conference (Poet)” Deane‐Drummond, Celia, CAFOD – “Caritas in Veritate” Deane‐Drummond, Celia, CAFOD – “Caritas in Veritate” Diaz, Dr. Marion ‐ Director, Vocation Discernment; "College Men Today … are we listening" Diaz, Dr. Marion ‐ Director, Vocation Discernment; "College Men Today … are we listening" Diaz, Dr. Miguel ‐ Current US Ambassador to the Holy See – “Professor of Theology St. John's University College‐ Diaz, Dr. Miguel ‐ Current US Ambassador to the Holy See – “Professor of Theology St. John's University College‐ ville” ville” Doe, Anthony ‐ "The Priest as Physician of the Soul" Doe, Anthony ‐ "The Priest as Physician of the Soul" Dorr, Donal – “Clergy Retreat” Dorr, Donal – “Clergy Retreat” Doyle, Gerry – “Junior Clergy” Doyle, Gerry – “Junior Clergy” Doyle, Michael – “Human Development of the Priest” Doyle, Michael – “Human Development of the Priest” Doyle, Peter – “Retreat” Doyle, Peter – “Retreat” Drainey, Terence ‐ Diocese of Middlesbrough – “Clergy In‐Service” Drainey, Terence ‐ Diocese of Middlesbrough – “Clergy In‐Service” Dring, Kevin – “Advent & Lent Days of Recollection” Dring, Kevin – “Advent & Lent Days of Recollection” Duffy, Eugene ‐ Galway – “Theological & Pastoral Resources” Duffy, Eugene ‐ Galway – “Theological & Pastoral Resources” Edmonds, Peter – “Study Day ‐ Gospel of St Luke” Edmonds, Peter – “Study Day ‐ Gospel of St Luke” Edwards, Peter – “Study Day on St Luke” Edwards, Peter – “Study Day on St Luke” Fallon, Chris ‐ Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Fallon, Chris ‐ Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Farey, Dr. Caroline – “Echoes of the Gospel ‐ the Priest as Catechist” Farey, Dr. Caroline – “Echoes of the Gospel ‐ the Priest as Catechist” Farrell, John OP ‐ “Clergy Retreat” Farrell, John OP ‐ “Clergy Retreat” Fieldhouse Byrne, Rev Dr Gerard– “Maintaining Spiritual Well‐being” Fieldhouse Byrne, Rev Dr Gerard– “Maintaining Spiritual Well‐being” Finn, Richard OP ‐ "Almsgiving ‐ Then and Now" Finn, Richard OP ‐ "Almsgiving ‐ Then and Now" Foster, Martin ‐ "Praying with your People: Liturgy in a Changing Church" Foster, Martin ‐ "Praying with your People: Liturgy in a Changing Church" Freeman, Laurence OSB ‐ "Prayer and the Priest" Freeman, Laurence OSB ‐ "Prayer and the Priest" Gaillardetz, Richard ‐ USA ‐ "What it is to be Church in the 21st Century" Gaillardetz, Richard ‐ USA ‐ "What it is to be Church in the 21st Century" Gallagher, Michael Paul – “Clergy Conference” Gallagher, Michael Paul – “Clergy Conference” Garvey, Austin – “Ethnic Chaplains” Garvey, Austin – “Ethnic Chaplains” Geary, Brendan ‐ Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Geary, Brendan ‐ Ushaw ‐ "Travelling through the Borderlines: The Priest in a changing Church" Giarchi ‐ "Almsgiving ‐ Then and Now" Giarchi ‐ "Almsgiving ‐ Then and Now" Gilbert, Hugh – “Retreat" Gilbert, Hugh – “Retreat" Griffiths, Alan ‐ “The new translation of The Roman Missal” Griffiths, Alan ‐ “The new translation of The Roman Missal” Groome, Thomas – “Study Day on Catholic Identity” Groome, Thomas – “Study Day on Catholic Identity” Hahnenberg, Edward ‐ USA – “Vocation of Lay Ecclesial Ministry” Hahnenberg, Edward ‐ USA – “Vocation of Lay Ecclesial Ministry” Hanvey, James SJ ‐ "The Priest, Pastor and Leader of the Parish Community" Hanvey, James SJ ‐ "The Priest, Pastor and Leader of the Parish Community" Hawkestone Hall – “Preaching” Hawkestone Hall – “Preaching” Hemer, Fr. John – “Faith in Scripture” Hemer, Fr. John – “Faith in Scripture” Hemer, John STB, Allen Hall ‐ “Clergy Retreat” Hemer, John STB, Allen Hall ‐ “Clergy Retreat” Herring, George – “Study Day on Cardinal Newman” Herring, George – “Study Day on Cardinal Newman” Hogan, Martin ‐ Dublin – “OGF in Milan Diocese” Hogan, Martin ‐ Dublin – “OGF in Milan Diocese” Hollis, Crispian ‐ Diocese of Portsmouth – “Clergy Conference” Hollis, Crispian ‐ Diocese of Portsmouth – “Clergy Conference” Huebsch, Bill ‐ USA – “In‐Service Training” Huebsch, Bill ‐ USA – “In‐Service Training” Ivereigh, Dr. Austen – “How to Defend the Faith without Raising Your Voice” Ivereigh, Dr. Austen – “How to Defend the Faith without Raising Your Voice” James, Rev Graham, Anglican Bishop of Norwich, Bishop's House, Norwich, NR3 1SB, 01603 629 001 (e‐mail James, Rev Graham, Anglican Bishop of Norwich, Bishop's House, Norwich, NR3 1SB, 01603 629 001 (e‐mail [email protected]) ‐ Bishop/Speaker/Member of HOL [email protected]) ‐ Bishop/Speaker/Member of HOL Jamieson, Christopher OSB – “Day of Recollection” Jamieson, Christopher OSB – “Day of Recollection” Johnson, Cuthbert OSB – “Retreat” Johnson, Cuthbert OSB – “Retreat” Johnston, Michael ‐ Archdiocese of Westminster – “The Priest as Spiritual Mentor" Johnston, Michael ‐ Archdiocese of Westminster – “The Priest as Spiritual Mentor" Jones, Peter – “In‐Service” Jones, Peter – “In‐Service” Keenan, Joe ‐ Archdiocese of Glasgow ‐ "Theology of the Body" Keenan, Joe ‐ Archdiocese of Glasgow ‐ "Theology of the Body" Kelly, Ged ‐ Sion Community for Evangelism – “Day of Recollection” Kelly, Ged ‐ Sion Community for Evangelism – “Day of Recollection” Kelly, Kevin – “Day of Recollection” Kelly, Kevin – “Day of Recollection” Kelly, Patrick ‐ Archdiocese of Liverpool – “Clergy Retreat” Kelly, Patrick ‐ Archdiocese of Liverpool – “Clergy Retreat” Kennedy, Jo ‐ Craighead Institute, Glasgow ‐ “Group Reflection, Facilitation”
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