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Love and Work in the Adult Lifecycle.
Annual Gathering of
Members and Friends. March 13th 2009
We
know that our relationships are important, not just for who we are and for
who we become as human persons and as people created and loved into life
by God. We also know that
pressures of time and pressures of work are squeezing the time that many
families have for nurturing their primary relationships. During Listening
2004 families talked a great deal about the difficulties of managing their
life/work balance. Just recently a YouGOV
poll in the Sunday Telegraph suggested that for 82% of women
balancing work and home life remains the major challenge.
FAMILIAS,
together with the
Marriage and Family Life Project Office, is therefore delighted to invite
you to a timely day of reflection with James Zullo FSC, PhD to explore
more fully why the balance of love and work is such a critical issue for
our selves, for our families and for all those with whom we minister.
Love
and work in the adult life cycle
A
day with James R. Zullo, FSC, PhD
Liverpool
Archdiocesan Centre for Evangelisation
Croxteth Road, Sefton, Liverpool L17 1AA
Friday,
March 13th 2009
10.00am - 4.00pm
Cost:
£45 all inclusive
(FAMILIAS members, associates and friends: £35)
Brother
Jim
Zullo is a former Faculty Member
of the
Institute
of
Pastoral Studies
at Loyola University of Chicago, specializing in courses in The Psychology
of the Mid-Years, The Psychology of Life Transitions, The Psychology of
Young Adulthood, and The Psychology and Spirituality of Health and
Healing. A member of the De La Salle Christian Brothers (
Midwest
Province
) since 1958, Jim has team-taught courses in the Psychology and Theology
of Life Transitions, as well as, the Psychology and Spirituality of Health
and Healing with John Shea, S.T.D. He
is a licensed and practicing Clinical Psychologist in the State of
Illinois
since 1973. Jim teaches this workshop as part of the MA course in
Leadership for Family Ministry and Faith Formation at
Dominican
University
,
Chicago
, which currently has ten CATEW sponsored students from
England
and and Wales.
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