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The Catholic Apostolate Center and the USCCB's Secretariat for Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth's recent webinar, Toward Participation: Unpacking Leadership of the Laity in the Church, was recently featured in an article from Catholic News Service.
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"But the interesting phenomenon is that in a number of places, the overall collection is not down because the bigger donors are giving more."—Matt Manion ncronline.org/news/coronavir… via @NCRonline
Great catching up with fellow @VU_Business MSCM alum @tulrich86 before the Big East tourney tonight. #GoCats
Great to meet @VUEngineering grad students Tristan Larson and Ryan Lemon in Ghana. They were assessing hand pumps and drinking water availability as part of a service learning trip. #GoCats
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1/6 Sisters & Brothers in Christ,
26 students in the @VU_Business online Master of Science in Church Management (MSCM) spent part of their spring break on campus last weekend.
Grateful to celebrate Ash Wednesday with the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference @cbcgha and facilitate a week on Church Management, Synodality, and the Diocesan Apostolate on behalf of @VU_Business One of my favorite crucifixes.
Beautiful day for #philadelphiamarathon! Getting ready to “give drink to the thirsty” at mile 20 in Manayunk.
Great piece by Stephanie Clintonia Boddie, PhD, MSW, a 2021 @VU_Business Church Management Research Fellow, with her reflections and research on giving back in the Black Church tradition. philanthropy.iupui.edu/news-… via @IUphilanthropy
Thanks to the people of Cambridge, MD for putting on a great Ironman Triathlon yesterday. The jellyfish and heat only made it more memorable. And thanks to my family for their support thru another crazy race! #IMMD
Amen! @JTSitko was an outstanding member of the @VU_Business MSCM Class of ‘21 and will continue to do great things in service to the Lord and the Church!
Congratulations to @CathApostleCtr colleague @JTSitko on his graduation from Villanova School of Business with a MS in Church Management! His hard work and dedication to learning are exemplary!
It’s a gift to be part of the team that got to see these students and their classmates work so hard on learning business analysis and effective (virtual) team presentation skills this semester!
Congratulations to Thomas Itkoff , Jameson Parker, Julia Revock, Kathleen Rubino, and Minh To – all ’22 VSB – for winning the Bartley briefCASE Challenge! Their solution focused on building financial stability and improving the working environment for @DailyTableMkt employees.
Thanks @ArchbishopPerez! Our team @VU_Business is thrilled to continue to serve the Church here in our home Archdiocese @ArchPhilly
1/7 Sisters & Brothers in Christ, I'm happy to share the @ArchPhilly has renewed its unique partnership with @VillanovaU’s Center for Church Management (CCM) to offer an innovative 2-year, online Master of Science in Church Management (MSCM) degree
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Giving expected to be down 50 percent in some Catholic parishes, new @VillanovaU research about covid shows. A huge factor is whether churches offer services, engagement on line or instead sit it out washingtonpost.com/religion/…
“The church is not closed, the church has been deployed.” Great perspective today from the Lilly Endowment’s Natl Initiative to Address Economic Challenges Facing Pastoral Leaders.
Welcome and God bless, Marisally and Matt! Special congratulations to Matt Davis from your Villanova MS in Church Management family!
4/4 May God bless Marisally and Matthew as well as the youth and young adults they will minister to in the @ArchPhilly!
Great celebration of @VU_Business MS in Church Management grads with @NY_Arch Bishop Lagonegro, Diocese of Ondo @BishopJudeA, alums and friends. Congrats, Fr. Augustine and the Class of 2020! #NovaGrad2020
Congratulations to the @VU_Business Master of Science in Church Management Class of 2020! #NovaGrad2020
Amen!
St. Thomas of Villanova Virtual Choir "Hallelujah Chorus" youtu.be/P9x8vdjr0yk via @YouTube