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Orientation and Vision Alignment

Foreword

Introduction

Mission Statement of St. Colmcille's Parish

Parish Pastoral Plan 2025-2027: Framework and Priorities

Parish Pastoral Plan 2025-2027

Focus 1: Integrating Diocesan and Parish Contexts

Focus 1

Diocesan Context

Parish Context

Actions 2025-2027

Focus 2: Discipleship, Worship, and Community Engagement

Focus 2

Focus 3: Leadership, Ministries, and Formation Pathways

Focus 3

Focus 4: Mission Outreach and Sustainable Renewal

Focus 4

Final Reflection and Feedback

Course Survey: Alignment and Next Steps

Renewing St. Colmcille’s: Vision Aligned with Archdiocesan Priorities is a practical, mission-focused course designed to help parish leaders, ministry teams, and engaged parishioners align St. Colmcille’s Parish initiatives with the Archdiocese’s pastoral priorities for 2025–2027. Guided by the Parish Pastoral Plan, the course walks you through vision alignment, contextual analysis, and actionable planning across four key focuses: integration of diocesan and parish contexts, discipleship and worship, leadership and formation pathways, and mission outreach with sustainable renewal. Each module connects strategic intent to concrete actions, offering worksheets, discussion prompts, and decision frameworks to move from ideas to implementation. By the end, you’ll have a clear roadmap for collaborative ministry, measurable goals, and a shared language for ongoing renewal. Whether you’re a member of the parish council, a ministry coordinator, or a volunteer ready to serve, this course provides the clarity, confidence, and community processes needed to animate a vibrant, missionary parish in step with the Archdiocesan vision.

Renewing St. Colmcille’s: Vision Aligned with Archdiocesan Priorities

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            <p>Rooted in the mission of St. Colmcille’s Parish and guided by the Archdiocesan vision, this course provides a structured pathway to renew parish life for 2025–2027. Participants will explore how the Parish Pastoral Plan aligns with diocesan priorities, translating shared vision into practical steps that foster discipleship, vibrant worship, community engagement, and sustainable mission. Beginning with an orientation and vision alignment, the course unpacks the parish mission statement and the theological and pastoral motivations that shape the plan, supported by the Parish Pastoral Plan 2025–2027 document.</p>

<p>Building on that foundation, the learning journey is organized into four focus areas. Focus 1 integrates diocesan and parish contexts to ensure local initiatives are responsive, coherent, and collaborative. Focus 2 emphasizes discipleship, worship, and community engagement, drawing clear lines from diocesan guidance to parish practices. Focus 3 strengthens leadership, ministries, and formation pathways so that teams, volunteers, and lay leaders are equipped for long-term renewal. Focus 4 turns outward to mission outreach and sustainability, embedding evangelization, service, and stewardship within a realistic and accountable framework of actions for 2025–2027. The course concludes with a final reflection and survey to assess alignment and identify next steps, ensuring that learning becomes action and vision becomes lived reality at St. Colmcille’s.</p>
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