Reflective Practice - Formation and Supervision in Ministry (E-Journal)
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Adapting Assessment Tools
This article describes the process of redesigning student assessment tools for field education at the Catholic Theological Union (CTU). The author recognized that existing evaluation tools did not adequately capture the nuances of student development in ministerial settings. Through research, focus groups, and collaboration with site supervisors and faculty, CTU transformed its evaluation tool into an assessment tool that better supports student growth.The new assessment framework uses a five-point Likert scale ranging from "Basic" to "Integration," measuring 27 specific competencies across theological, pastoral, and personal formation. The digital tool provides more nuanced feedback for students while streamlining data collection for program assessment. Initial feedback indicates that the tool better facilitates growth-oriented discussions and provides clearer pathways for improvement
Jill Snodgrass, ed. The Art of Spiritual Care across Religious Differences, Fortress Press
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Remembrance of Rev Matt Floding
Colleagues, students, and friends remember the life and ministry of Rev Matt Flooding
The Importance of Safety for the Practice of Spiritual Care
This paper argues for the explicit integration of safety—particularly ontological safety—into spiritual care. Drawing on Maslow, Rogers, Porges, and Wimberly, it explores how chaplains can cultivate safety through presence, co-regulation, and reauthoring personal mythologies. Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is proposed as a framework for fostering ontological safety in chaplaincy and beyond
Kristina Lizardy-Hajbi, Unraveling religious Leadership: Power, Authority, Decoloniality, Fortress Press, 2024
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Michael Hogue and Dean Bell, eds. Interreligious Resilience:Interreligious leadership for a Pluralistic World
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Juliette Day, Hearing Our Prayers: An Exploration of Liturgical Listening Liturgical Press Academic, 2024
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Paying God’s Love Forward: A Hospital Chaplain’s Perspective
This paper, written from the perspective of a hospital chaplain, reflects on how the concept of paying God’s love forward and engaging in selfless acts toward others benefits not only the receiver but also profoundly impacts the spiritual formation of the giver. By fostering a stronger connection with God and promoting spiritual growth, these acts transform the giver’s relationship with the divine, deepening their faith and sense of purpose