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	Affirming Catholicism and WATCH agree plans
		Pastoral provision for those who have private reservations about the ordained ministry of women can — and should — be made, but such provision should not create structures which undermine the catholic order of the church or suggest ambivalence about the Church’s decision to admit women to the threefold ministry.
		Provision should be made for alleged breaches of such secondary legislation / statutory code of practice to be referred to an independent body (to be defined in law) for mediation (in which the agreement of both parties would be binding) or arbitration (in which a decision would be imposed on both parties).
		The pastoral provision may not create a parallel jurisdiction of those who are not prepared to accept the ordained ministry of women, but must seek the highest possible degree of communion together with the highest possible degree of permeability.
	www.forwardinfaith.info /docs/plans.html (1121 words)

	Pastoral Provision - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Pastoral Provision is a liturgical program of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States that allows dioceses to establish Anglican Use Catholic parishes led by former ministers of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America.
		The Pastoral Provision is under the jurisdiction of the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith whose Delegate directs the working of the Provision.
		The Pastoral Provision is a service rendered to the bishops of the United States by which former Episcopalian priests who have been accepted as candidates for priestly ordination receive theological, spiritual, and pastoral preparation for ministry in the Catholic Church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pastoral_Provision (385 words)

	Exceptions Prove the Rule
		Thus, the Pastoral Provision not only facilitates the reconciliation to Rome of Anglicans without separating the pastor from his flock, but also without requiring that they forswear those portions of their patrimony that are consistent with Catholic faith and practice.
		We certainly must be grateful that since the Pastoral Provision decision was issued in 1980 hundreds of married former Anglican clergymen from across the globe have been ordained to the Catholic priesthood, for this has been a great boon to the Church.
		While it is true that the Pastoral Provision allows for married priests only for the first generation, with the requirement of clerical celibacy to be reestablished as vocations are raised up from these communities, this too should be seen in the light of the tradition.
	www.stthomasmoresociety.org /TheDirectorsarticleforCatholicMensQuarterly.htm (2627 words)

	Australasian Journal of Business & Social Inquiry-Foster & Bloemhard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Participants believed that pastoral care is a vital component of the University student experience, shaping student attitudes, willingness and even ability to continue with their studies.
		Pastoral care however, has also been practiced outside traditional religious contexts. It "applies equally to the caring function of teachers, particularly in primary and secondary school, as well as to the major part of the ministry of clergy and religious leaders"(Foskett and Jacobs 1997, p.
		Participants saw pastoral care as ‘a first line of defense’ providing ‘a referral person where the student can go’. It was generally agreed that moving a student ‘to a counsellor very quickly’ was imperative at a time of crisis, rather than the staff member trying to deal with more intense or difficult issues.
	www.scu.edu.au /schools/socialsciences/ajbsi/papers/vol1/foster.html (3547 words)

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		Pastoral communities are therefore changing and there is increasing interest in the accumulation of cash as well as livestock.
		Provision of relief is now expected by pastoral communities which may be leading to increased sedentarisation during periods of adequate rainfall in anticipation of handouts during drought.
		The main livelihood threat to pastoral households in a drought is the erosion of pastoral terms of trade (the value of things pastoralists have to trade — determined by the number of saleable animals and their price — relative to the things they have to buy — mainly staple cereals).
	www.nri.org /projects/pastoralism/kenyapolicy.doc (3851 words)

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		(2) Where the pastoral committee decided on their own initiative to review the arrangements for pastoral supervision in the diocese or a part thereof, they shall consult the bishop and give him particulars of the matters which they intend to consider and of the benefices which will be affected.
		For the purposes of this subsection a change in the patronage of a benefice shall be deemed to affect that benefice and the parish or parishes thereof.
		(1) A pastoral scheme may provide, on such terms and conditions as may be specified, that the whole of the income of the endowments of a benefice, or a specified annual amount thereof, or the excess over a specified amount thereof, shall be paid to the income account of the diocesan stipends fund.
	www.cofe.anglican.org /about/churchcommissioners/pastoral/legislation/pm1983.doc (6134 words)

	Supporting pupils: A study of guidance and pupil support in Scottish schools: page 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A key feature of Guidance has been the commitment staff have shown to their pastoral role often at the expense of subject work which has, as a result, had to be completed in their own time.
		Nine authorities (35%) had restructured guidance provision in schools and a further eight (31%) were in the process of restructuring, or had put interim agreements in place while they make decisions about future arrangements.
		The major challenges which authorities see facing guidance provision were: adapting to the new structures following the McCrone agreement; providing training and support for all staff; maintaining the quality of provision; maintaining staff morale; the widening remit of ‘guidance’; tracking and monitoring pupil progress; and extending ‘guidance’ to primary schools.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /library5/education/spgss-05.asp (5330 words)

	Pastoral Care
		Pastoral Care integrates the religious, academic and social spheres of the College and as such it underpins everything we do as a College community.
		It is the responsibility of all staff members to be active in the provision of pastoral care to students and their families in the spirit of the College vision which states that as a community St Clare’s ‘affirms, nurtures and empowers all members’ and is ‘committed to love, peace, joy and hope’.
		The Pastoral Care teacher is the person the student has initial communication with in relation to matters such as attendance, uniform, personal issues and general advice.
	www.stclaresc.act.edu.au /html/pastoral_care.html (297 words)

	What is the Pastoral Provision? \| The-Tidings.com
		The Pastoral Provision is under the jurisdiction of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (currently headed by Cardinal William Levada), whose Ecclesiastical Delegate (presently Archbishop John Meyers of Newark, N.J.) directs the workings of the provision.
		Under the Pastoral Provision, the ordination of married men who had been Episcopal priests was made possible in certain circumstances.
		The provision also allows former Episcopalian priests who are married to be ordained to the Catholic priesthood with a dispensation from the law of celibacy.
	www.the-tidings.com /2007/030207/marriedside.htm (330 words)

	Catholic Culture : Document Library : Admission To The Eucharist In Situations Of Pastoral Necessity
		The principal issue for the Catholic Church in agreeing to this request, related to the question of the validity of the Eucharist celebrated with the Anaphora of Addai and Mari, one of the three Anaphoras traditionally used by the Assyrian Church of the East.
		The promulgation of this provision between the Assyrian Church of the East and the Chaldean Church belongs to the competence of both particular Churches and their respective authorities (cf.
		This provision for admission to the Eucharist in situations of pastoral necessity is not to be equated with full Eucharistic communion between the Chaldean Church and the Assyrian Church of the East.
	www.catholicculture.org /docs/doc_view.cfm?recnum=4307 (2912 words)

	ISI Inspection 2004 - section 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Good provision is made for pupils to develop their spiritual awareness in chapel services, in religious education and in aesthetic aspects of the curriculum such as art and music.
		Very good provision is made for pupils to appreciate their own cultural traditions and the diversity of others, and to develop a sense of social responsibility.
		Pastoral care is a significant strength of the school.
	www.greshams.com /inspection/inspect06.htm (1575 words)

	Anglican Use - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In addition to the adapted liturgy, an additional Pastoral Provision allowed Anglican and some other Protestant clergy who joined the Roman Catholic Church to be ordained priests for the Catholic Church despite having been married.
		The permission to celebrate the Anglican Use and the Pastoral Provision are not necessarily linked.
		The Anglican Use is not to be confused with the Anglican Communion itself, whose member churches do not accept the authority of the Roman Church and are not in full communion with it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anglican_Use (244 words)

	ADMISSION TO THE EUCHARIST IN SITUATIONS OF PASTORAL NECESSITY
		The principal issue for the Catholic Church in agreeing to this request, related to the question of the validity of the Eucharist celebrated with the Anaphora of Addai and Mari, one of the three Anaphoras traditionally used by the Assyrian Church of the East.
		The promulgation of this provision between the Assyrian Church of the East and the Chaldean Church belongs to the competence of both particular Churches and their respective authorities (cf.
		This provision for admission to the Eucharist in situations of pastoral necessity is not to be equated with full Eucharistic communion between the Chaldean Church and the Assyrian Church of the East.
	www.ewtn.com /library/Liturgy/ADDAIMAR.HTM (2686 words)

	interview
		The former pastor of a prominent Episcopalian church in Boston is quietly preparing for reception into the Catholic Church, along with many of his parishioners.
		In the end the pastoral relationship between me and the parish was dissolved by the Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts, according to a canonical process; that was in January 1996.
		I had written to him prior to that; of course I knew that he was the apostolic delegate for the Pastoral Provision when it was set up in 1980.
	www.catholic.net /RCC/Periodicals/Igpress/CWR/CWR0897/inter.html (2503 words)

	Pastoral spiritual counselling Edinburgh.
		Pastoral Counselling is the provision of counselling techniques in a faith and spiritual context.
		Clients usually seek pastoral counselling because of either a desire to find a more spiritually meaningful solution to issues, or because the issue itself is their faith.
		Pastoral counselling tends to attract people who are either very religious and promote one particular faith, or who have no understanding of varied religious issues but are trained in basic counselling.
	www.hypno-analysis.co.uk /pastoral-counselling.htm (551 words)

	Ordaining Married Men as Catholic Priests (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		July 22, 2005 marks the Silver Anniversary of the Pastoral Provision by which for the first time in modern history the Holy See approved the ordination to the Catholic priesthood of married men in the United States.
		In 1986 the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops obtained a Pastoral Provision for Canada; and in 1995 the Conference of Bishops for England and Wales obtained a Pastoral Provision for their jurisdictions.
		Apart from the national Pastoral Provisions granted in favor of convert married men from the Anglican/Episcopalian churches, as early as 1987 a married former Methodist was ordained a Catholic priest based upon a dispensation from the requirement of celibacy sought by his bishop and granted by the Holy See.
	www.corpus.org /Page.cfm?Web_ID=577 (2136 words)

	The Church in Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This article explores whether that equality of provision should be achieved by using chaplains from the main campus or through locally appointed chaplains.
		Local provision emphasises the link between the student and the community within which they are living, while institutional provision stresses the learning community of which the students are members.
		A particular area in which local provision would appear to be preferable to institutional support from a distance is in the liaison with with local churches and other religious organisations.
	www.churchinwales.org.uk /cmm/hefe/pastoral_care.html (1548 words)

	Pastoral care: St Joseph's College, Stoke on Trent:
		Our pastoral care provision tries to enable every pupil to benefit fully from the curriculum and all the other aspects of school life.
		It is their responsibility to monitor and guide the development of each individual pupil ensuring that opportunities are provided for all to experience success.
		Tutors are supported in their role by Heads of Year who monitor and evaluate pastoral care within their year group and look for ways of improving the quality of provision.
	www.sjc.staffs.sch.uk /schoollife/pastoral.htm (542 words)

	Friends United Meeting: Quaker Life
		Pastoral care has always been a strong component in the life of our meeting and therefore it was to our surprise when Johan suggested that it was rather unusual for an unprogrammed meeting to have a committee explicitly named pastoral care.
		The provision of pastoral care in our meeting is deeply rooted in the Christian belief that we are members of one body and, as such, we deeply care when any part of that body is sick or distressed.
		Perhaps the vitality of the PCC and the pastoral care which arises from the community lies in the faith that by remaining faithful to the questions we eventually live the answers.
	www.fum.org /QL/issues/9907/beacon.htm (1966 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		That is how the argument went; and it must have been a powerful argument indeed, for the Pastoral Provision of 1980 was not only limited to the United States proper, but its implementation was obstinately rejected by American bishops in a number of prominent cases.
		And to the lasting shame of the hierarchs responsible, the Pastoral Provision was even quashed as an option for those who left the C of E in despair after the 1992 General Synod went forward with approving the (supposed) ordination of women to the priesthood.
		Moreover, the Pastoral Provision quite frankly cannot be seen as a long term solution because, as the name itself implies, it was never meant to be one.
	www.angelfire.com /nj/malleus/article4.html (1316 words)

	Pastoral Development
		In the circumstance of disagreement regarding the actions of the 74th General Convention on issues of human sexuality, we commit ourselves to providing and to making provision for pastoral care for dissenting congregations, and we recognize that there may be a need for a bishop to delegate some pastoral oversight.
		In other Anglican Provinces, the term “pastoral oversight” signifies what we mean by “pastoral care.” In our Episcopal Church polity, “oversight” does not confer “jurisdiction.” We are aware of current examples of the delegation of pastoral oversight in the gracious accommodations which have occurred in some dioceses.
		The provision of supplemental Episcopal pastoral care shall be under the direction of the bishop of the diocese, who shall invite the visitor and remain in pastoral contact with the congregation.
	www.episcopalchurch.org /pastoral_11107_ENG_HTM.htm?menu=menu22077 (1185 words)

	usa_programme.
		An active social and pastoral care side to the programme with 2 major social functions per semester and ready access to staff and support personnel in the University International Office.
		For any US university that sends 10 or more students per year for the programme, there is a provision of $1400 expenses to enable a member of the home US faculty to visit Dundee to meet their students and to sit in on some of the classes.
		Pastoral care will be provided by the teaching staff on the programme and by the University International Office.
	www.personal.dundee.ac.uk /~awparker/usa_programme.htm (691 words)

	Pate's Grammar School Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A priority for the future is to further develop the role of the tutor as the central plank of pastoral provision in the school.
		I am pleased that Pate’s, along with many other schools, has this provision which helps to support the pastoral system within school and allows pupils to self refer or to be referred through their Heads of Year or tutors.
		Furthering the Every Child Matters agenda, the pastoral team is preparing an in service training day dedicated to safeguarding children and safer recruitment in education.
	www.pates.gloucs.sch.uk /about_pgs/about_school/hmreview/r3.html (406 words)

	Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office
		The purpose of this statement is to present principles that motivate the Church's pastoral response to migrants and refugees and to outline proposals and guidelines for implementation in Australia.
		Because pastoral care is based on need, migrants may have a greater call on the resources of the local church.
		It is appropriate that candidates to the priesthood and religious life be given courses on the social and pastoral issues connected with the presence of migrants and refugees, including the history of the ethnic communities, their culture and their religious traditions.
	www.acmro.catholic.org.au /policies/pastoral_care.htm (4427 words)

	Will ECUSA diocesan bishops preserve the right of traditional parishes both to exist and maintain their faith?
		In his paper on "Supplemental Episcopal Pastoral Care" Wright makes reference to the Prayer Book of 1979, the Constitution and Canons of the ECUSA and to certain events in Church History and finds therein a distinction between the ministry of a bishop and the prerogatives of a diocesan bishop.
		sufficient provisions for supplemental episcopal pastoral care without the need for an alternative system of episcope to be formulated in terms of present controversies.
		The latter point allows the bishops to claim that they have made provision for alternative ministry without having to enact it, further allowing them to claim that they have kept all promises and responded to international calls for alternative oversight without changing their behavior a bit.
	www.episcopalian.org /pbs1928/Articles/HOBTradParishes.htm (2036 words)

	Spero Forum - Baptist, Protestant, and Catholic Discussion - Anglican Holy Orders - Are They Valid?
		This provision allows the rule of priestly celibacy to be suspended while the priest's wife (if he has one) is living.
		Document Outlining the Pastoral Provision issued by the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith on July 22, 1980 Prot.
		The statute or "pastoral provision" will not be definitive, but rather will be granted ad tempus non determinatum.
	www.speroforum.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1418 (3609 words)

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