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ChaplaincY i n t he Context of New Evangelisation

ChaplaincY i n t he Context of New Evangelisation. Bishop Philip Egan Bishop of Portsmouth. FOUR DIOCESAN PRIORITIES. That each person, each community, each parish, Pastoral Area and Deanery, every school and every ministry within the Diocese is called:

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ChaplaincY i n t he Context of New Evangelisation

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  1. ChaplaincYin the Context of New Evangelisation Bishop Philip Egan Bishop of Portsmouth

  2. FOUR DIOCESAN PRIORITIES That each person, each community, each parish, Pastoral Area and Deanery, every school and every ministry within the Diocese is called: 1. to seek out and draw in the un-churched and the unbelieving; 2. to develop life-long discipleship, spiritual growth and a living relationship with Jesus Christ, above all, in the Holy Eucharist; 3. to discern the gifts, charisms and vocations
God has given us; and 4. to form and support existing and new ‘creative apostolates’.

  3. Foundation = prayer • Centred on Person of Jesus • Being a missionary-disciple • From inward-looking to outward-looking “The Catholic Faith consists in knowing Jesus Christ and receiving illumination from Him. He is the light of the world, the door to life, and the foundation of eternal salvation” (St. Bernadine of Siena)

  4. DIOCESE OF PORTSMOUTH 3M inhabitants 200,000 (?) Catholics 40,000 ‘practicing’ "What we need is a new evangelisation, an evangelisation that is new in its ardour, new in its methods and new in its expression" (St. John Paul II)

  5. Jesus is the Christ, the Messiah, the Anointed One (cf. Mt 16: 13f) • His three-fold office (the triple ‘munera’): • High Priest • Prophet • King

  6. Framework for collaboration

  7. What is Catholic Chaplaincy?

  8. CATHOLIC CHAPLAINCYa three-fold ministry of‘being Christ’ for others: • Prayer and Sacraments • Word and Teaching • Pastoral love and care

  9. Framework for collaboration

  10. Catholic Chaplaincy in the Diocesan Framework Institutional Chaplaincies Hospital Chaplains Prison Chaplains Military Chaplaincies Ethnic Chaplaincies Filipino Chinese Syro-Malabar Pastoral Care Services Sick/Housebound Homeless Disadvantaged Disability Fellowship Care of Dying Care of Bereaved Mentally Ill (cf. educational chaplaincies) On left-hand side, i.e. to insert a person more fully into the life of Christ and His Church so as to release their gifts for formation and for mission For example … not just ‘ministry to’ the sick but ‘ministry of’the sick

  11. QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION 1. What were the key points? 2. How do these points add to our understanding of Chaplaincy? 3. How can the Framework help you in your Chaplaincy work (training, networking, resourcing)?

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