In this series of videos, various groupings of executive leaders working with institutes of women religious share the blessings and challenges of their work as institutes move to employing more lay persons in key executive roles.
In this series of videos, various groupings of executive leaders working with institutes of women religious share the blessings and challenges of their work as institutes move to employing more lay persons in key executive roles.
In this presentation, we look at how justice promoters and leaders may work together most effectively. Serving on the panel are:
Bridget Bearss, RSCJ, LCWR associate director of transformational justice, and four justice promoters ministering with institutes of women religious – Rachel Moccia, Regina O’Connor, Maria Elena Perales, and Ann Pratt, OP.
The organization, Communicators for Women Religious, and LCWR partnered to provide a panel of five communicators serving women religious who explored the role of communicators, how congregations can fully utilize the expertise of communicators, and how leaders and communicators can best serve the mission of religious life.
Panelists:
Leaders may be helped by also viewing the three documents below produced by the Communicators for Women Religious.
In this video, six executive leaders share the blessings, challenges, and wisdom gleaned from their years of service within LCWR congregations. Additionally, they offer suggestions for creating the optimal environment for executive leaders to best be of service.
The panelists are:
Christine Lynd, Director of Human Resources, Felician Sisters of North America
Dana Russart, former Chief Financial Officer, School Sisters of Notre Dame
Joseph Scott, Finance Director, Dominican Sisters of Peace
Linda Birochik, Chief Financial Officer, Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet
Mark Schafale, Chief Administrative Officer, Felician Sisters of North America
Monica McGowan, Director of Human Resources, Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Have you been wondering about the canonical role of elected leadership? What is expected of elected leaders today? How can elected leaders more appropriately and effectively engage with facilitators and consultants? What types of responsibilities can be delegated to skilled executive leaders, employed to assist with high-level tasks?
These questions and more are addressed in this recording and handout by Lynn Jarrell, OSU. A member of the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville, Kentucky, Lynn has a doctorate in canon law from The Catholic University of America, and served in her congregation’s leadership, as president and vice-president and was the associate director of canonical affairs for the Resource Center for Religious Institutes. She has taught canon law at various schools of theology, and seminaries, has served in diocesan tribunals and as president, of the Canon Law Society of America.