| 8th Annual Pittsburgh Pastoral Care Conference "Holy Rollers-Playing Dice with the Future: Responding to social issues in SW PA" |
| Friday, May 8, 2009 8 AM to 4 PM Christ Church @ Grove Farm 249 Duff Road Sewickley, PA 15143 Website of Christ Church @ Grove Farm Master of Ceremonies — Sally Wiggin WTAE Channel 4 TV News Anchor |
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Keynote Speaker: Joseph W. Ciarrocchi, Ph.D.
Dr. Ciarrocchi is a Professor and Past Chair of Pastoral Counseling at Loyola University in Baltimore, MD, and is a
clinical psychologist specializing in the area of compulsive behaviors, anxiety disorders and the integration of psychology
and spirituality. Dr. Ciarrocchi received his B.A.from St. Fidelis College, his M.A.from Capuchin College and his
Ph.D.from The Catholic University of America. He has served as Director of Addictions at Taylor Manor Hospital and
Director of Outpatient Services for the St. Luke Institute. He has written five books including: Counseling Problem
Gamblers: A Self-Regulation Manual for Individual and Family Therapy, Psychotherapy with Priests, Ministers, and
Vowed Religious, Help for Scrupulosity and Religious Compulsions, A Minister's Handbook of Mental Disorders, and Why
are You Worrying?
Opening Remarks: The Most Rev. David A. Zubik, DD
Bishop David A. Zubik was named by Pope Benedict XVI as the Twelfth Bishop of Pittsburgh. Prior to his appointment to
the Diocese of Pittsburgh, he served as the Elventh Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay and before that as Auxiliary
Bishop of Pittsburgh. A native of Ambridge, PA, Bishop Zubik attended Saint Paul Seminary, Duquesne University, Saint
Mary Seminary & University in Baltimore and received his B.A. in Theology from the University in Baltimore and his M.Ed.
from Duquesne University. Previously, Bishop Zubik served as Chaplain, Spiritual Director, Vicar and numerous
administrative posts within the Pittsburgh diocese. He also served on various Boards of Directors/Advisors for many
organizations, including Duquesne University, University of Saint Mary of the Lake Mundelein Seminary, Saint Vincent
Seminary, Urban League of Pittsburgh, the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington,
DC, and the National Center for Holocaust Education at Seton Hill University. Currently, he serves on three committees
for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: the Administrative Committee, the Laity Committee and the Audit
Sub-Committee in addition to the National dvisory Council. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the
Council of Bishops of Christian Associates of SW PA.
Dr. Ciarrocchi is a Professor and Past Chair of Pastoral Counseling at Loyola University in Baltimore, MD, and is a
clinical psychologist specializing in the area of compulsive behaviors, anxiety disorders and the integration of psychology
and spirituality. Dr. Ciarrocchi received his B.A.from St. Fidelis College, his M.A.from Capuchin College and his
Ph.D.from The Catholic University of America. He has served as Director of Addictions at Taylor Manor Hospital and
Director of Outpatient Services for the St. Luke Institute. He has written five books including: Counseling Problem
Gamblers: A Self-Regulation Manual for Individual and Family Therapy, Psychotherapy with Priests, Ministers, and
Vowed Religious, Help for Scrupulosity and Religious Compulsions, A Minister's Handbook of Mental Disorders, and Why
are You Worrying?
Opening Remarks: The Most Rev. David A. Zubik, DD
Bishop David A. Zubik was named by Pope Benedict XVI as the Twelfth Bishop of Pittsburgh. Prior to his appointment to
the Diocese of Pittsburgh, he served as the Elventh Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay and before that as Auxiliary
Bishop of Pittsburgh. A native of Ambridge, PA, Bishop Zubik attended Saint Paul Seminary, Duquesne University, Saint
Mary Seminary & University in Baltimore and received his B.A. in Theology from the University in Baltimore and his M.Ed.
from Duquesne University. Previously, Bishop Zubik served as Chaplain, Spiritual Director, Vicar and numerous
administrative posts within the Pittsburgh diocese. He also served on various Boards of Directors/Advisors for many
organizations, including Duquesne University, University of Saint Mary of the Lake Mundelein Seminary, Saint Vincent
Seminary, Urban League of Pittsburgh, the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington,
DC, and the National Center for Holocaust Education at Seton Hill University. Currently, he serves on three committees
for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops: the Administrative Committee, the Laity Committee and the Audit
Sub-Committee in addition to the National dvisory Council. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the
Council of Bishops of Christian Associates of SW PA.
Continuing Education Credits Approved for 7 hours
Catholic Clergy & Pastoral Associates
Pennsylvania Certification Board - CAC
National Association of Social Work-PA CEU
ACT 48
Donations Gratefully Accepted for Scholarships
| 2009 PITTSBURGH PASTORAL CARE REGISTRATION FORM For Shepherds (Clergy) and other Caregivers (Laity) of the Flock - Friday, May 8 |
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Please Choose Session Preference (Circle One Letter in Each Session)
Session One A B C D E F Session Two A B C D E F Session Three A B C D E F
____ $35 Pastoral Care Conference (prior to April 30) (includes breakfast/lunch)
____ $40 Pastoral Care Conference (after April 30) (includes breakfast/lunch)
____ $15 (Add $15 for ______ CAC ______ SW ______ ACT 48 credits)
Checks payable to:
The Oaisis Recovery Center of Western PA, 960 Penn Avenue, Suite 105, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
For more Info Call Betty @ 412.281.8360 or go to wwwpghpc.org
8:00 – 8:30 am Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30—9:00 am Welcome: Sally Wiggin, WTAE-TV News Anchor
The Rev. Dr. Jay Geisler, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Welcome and Prayer: The Rev. Dr. John Guest, Christ Church at Grove Farm
9:00—9:20 am Opening Remarks:
The Most Rev. David A. Zubik, DD, Bishop, Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
A = Addiction & Recovery C = Family and Marriage E = Reflections in Ministry
B = Mental Health & Wholeness D = Community Outreach F = Gambling Addiction
9:30 – 10:45 am Session One (Choose One)
A1 Addiction 101
Learn the basics of addiction and recovery, including the Christian roots of the 12-Step Programs.
The Rev. Dr. Jay Geisler, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, McKeesport & The Oaisis Recovery Center of Western PA
B1 Clergy as First Responders for Homeland Security
Clergy are often on the front lines in times of civil disturbance, unrest and crisis. Learn how to respond in times of national
and local community emergencies.
The Rev. Steve Moore, United Methodist Commission on Relief (UMCOR)
C1 Bridging the Generation Gap
Learn to open the lines of communication between parents and teenagers.
The Rev. Dr. Ron Barnes, Executive Director, North Hills Youth Ministry
D1 Cover the City in Prayer
Mobilize your congregation to pray for the transformation of the region and engage in prayer walking in your local
community.
Ernie Frederick, Pittsburgh Prayer Network
E1 A Language of the Heart
Explore a model of compassionate communication that promotes peace through heart connecting language.
David Russell, M.Ed. Facilitator, Compassionate Communication
Break 10:45-11:00 am
11:00 am-12:15 pm
Session Two (choose one)
A2 As Sick as Your Secrets: Understanding the Hidden Life of Pornography
Internet porn is rampant and contributes to sexual addiction. Examine the latest research on the dynamics of this addiction
and learn a new framework for ministry to the afflicted.
Dorn Checkley, Director, Pittsburgh Coalition Against Pornography
B2 As Doors Close…
The closure of Mayview Psychiatric Hospital will create an influx of people in need of support. Learn how to respond to
people who may contact you for help.
Pastor Cletus Hull, Chaplain, Mayview Hospital, Trinity Christian Church (Disciples)
Pat Valentine, Deputy Director, Allegheny County Office of Behavioral Health
C2 Confronting Domestic Violence
Often church leaders are not aware of the many women who suffer silently from physical and psychological abuse. Learn
how to break the silence.
The Rev. Christiana Dutton, Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh
D2 The Model of the Master: Mentoring
Use the hands-on approach of apprenticeship for training and growth of disciples.
The Rev. Martha Giltinan, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology, Trinity School for Ministry
E2 Lighten Up and Laugh at Yourself
Laughter helps orchestrate our body’s natural healing ability. Learn how you can start a humor club in your congregation.
David Russell, M.Ed., Certified Laughter Counselor
12:30-2:00 pm Lunch
Keynote Speaker: The Rev. Dr. William J. Carl, III
President, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Presentation of the Dave Else Award
2:30-3:45 pm
Session Three (choose one)
A3 The Brain on Drugs
Understand how the brain is affected by drug use. Learn how to have an effective, compassionate response.
Don Cummins, Director, Pyramid Treatment Center, Wilkinsburg
B3 Gambling: How It Can Lead to More Societal Issues
Explore the impact of legalized gambling in the tri-state area and hear a personal story of recovery.
Gamblers Anonymous Speaker
C3 Supporting Marriages and Families
Gain an understanding of family systems theory and learn how to strengthen marriages in your congregation.
Virginia Corbett, BS, Samaritan Counseling Center
D3 “I Was in Prison and You Visited Me”
The majority of inmates at the county jail suffer from addiction. Learn how churches can help mentor inmates to become
productive, responsible members of society.
Brother Mark Lowery, FSC, Outreach Director, Michael’s Place
The Rev. Lynn Yeso, Director, Chaplain Ministries, Allegheny County Jail
Fr. Malcolm McDonald, Chaplain, Allegheny County Jail
Denny Ugoletti, Chaplain, Beaver County Jail
E3 Bringing Faith into the Marketplace
Learn how to support and encourage working professionals in their faith.
The Rev. Carter Birely, Executive Director, The Pittsburgh Experiment
