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Young, Midlife, Elder: Adult Lifespans in Formation

Young, Midlife, Elder: Adult Lifespans in Formation

This course provides formators with handles to better understand the psycho-emotional development of the three adult stages and their implications on consecrated life.

Learning Objectives:

To understand the search for identity of the young adult vis-a-vis the demands of transitioning from initial formation to early ordained / professed stage
To explore the revisiting of commitments at mid-life vis-a-vis the demands for more responsibilities in ministry
To reflect on and address the challenge of embracing the call for a deeper spirituality among eldering religious / clergy

Date and Venue

To Be Announced

via Zoom

Cost

TBA

Admission

Testimonials

The inputs that we received will be very helpful in understanding our community/family members, people I work with, and people I minister to. At the same time, I get to understand myself and how I should react in different situations, how to communicate and be attentive to the needs of others.

Personally, it helped me to understand my own life's experience and be able to transcend despite the difficulties. I gained more confidence in accompanying those in formation, especially in developing the gift of their personhood.

Enlightening and invigorating! I became aware of my own transition period. I learned the know-how of enriching positive experiences, the creative acceptance of negative experiences in each period, and how I will enrich my own transitions.

Come and be transformed on the Emmaus journey!

Are you searching for greater freedom, integration, and meaning? Do you sense a deep desire to serve others and spread hope?

Then come and embark on your own Emmaus journey. Be part of a community of individuals and groups who have experienced the grace of Emmaus.