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" -- home about the team listening 2004 listening 2004 conversations bishops’ committee mfl office interns what we do marriage marriage preparation marriage support and enrichment family planning naturally divorced and separated catholics diocesan capacity-building online formation accompanying families family synod 2015 family synod 2014 celebrating family everybody’s welcome home is a holy place passing on the faith diocesan work diocesan family ministry find a diocesan coordinator all diocesan coordinators northern region south east region south west region familias familias executive events join familias online registration related work catholic grandparents groups cedar counting our blessings extraordinary jubilee of mercy family group movement mental health project parenting proclaim 15 resources audio documents all resources by category blog shop contact – – main menu – – home about - - the team - - listening 2004 - - - - listening 2004 conversations - - bishops’ committee - - mfl office interns what we do - - marriage - - - - marriage preparation - - - - - - guidelines for marriage preparation - - - - marriage support and enrichment - - - - family planning naturally - - - - divorced and separated catholics - - diocesan capacity-building - - online formation - - accompanying families - - family synod 2015 - - - - family synod 2014 - - celebrating family - - everybody’s welcome - - home is a holy place - - passing on the faith diocesan work - - diocesan family ministry - - find a diocesan coordinator - - all diocesan coordinators - - - - northern region - - - - south east region - - - - south west region - - familias - - - - familias executive - - - - events - - - - join familias - - - - online registration related work - - catholic grandparents groups - - cedar - - counting our blessings - - extraordinary jubilee of mercy - - family group movement - - mental health project - - parenting - - proclaim 15 resources - - audio - - documents - - all resources by category blog shop contact everybody's welcome you are here: home what we do everybody’s welcome offering understanding and friendship to all being a source of help in times of need celebrating family helping everyone to feel that they belong offering understanding and friendship to all being a source of help in times of need celebrating family helping everyone to feel that they belong everybody's welcome is a collaborative initiative of the catholic church in england and wales supporting the development of welcoming, family-sensitive, friendly parishes. through everybody’s welcome our parish communities seek to: offer understanding, friendship and support to all be a source of help in times of need help everyone in the parish feel that they belong there encourage and celebrate all family life whether married, widowed, single, divorced, separated, with children or without. everybody’s welcome is rooted in families' expressed needs of the church and the church's understanding of god's desire for families. it invites parish communities to reflect on how family-sensitive, friendly and welcoming they are and offers resources to support that reflection and its outcomes. why is everybody’s welcome necessary? friendship with others in their parish helps families "the friends we have at church enrich our lives, and give us spiritual support for the right choices." not everybody feels known, loved or accepted by their parish community "one person's warm and caring parish is another person's clique." today's family life creates particular challenges for parishes "we need to create a culture of inclusion and welcome. we think that priests can do a lot to recognise the diverse nature of the congregation when preaching and preparing notices." a range of families in particular situations are experiencing additional difficulties "it is difficult and stressful to bring our autistic child to church, both for us and him." families asked that parishes be sensitive to the pressures of family life when timetabling events and asking for help "sometimes little is understood about how busy evenings are; 6-8.30 are family times, not times for meetings." participants asked for practical tools to help parishes make families feel at home and know where to go for extra help or advice "packs for welcoming and sharing information, contact details, affirming families in what they are already doing." participants suggested that parishes could help families be more aware of the existing support available in the community "there's a lot of family support out there. we don't want to reinvent the wheel but parishes could act as a sign post.” resources in 2005 the bishops produced the everybody's welcome action plan which sought to: highlight the need for friendly, welcoming and family-sensitive parishes and share the stories of those parishes already putting this into practice. raise awareness of family diversity (social, cultural and spiritual) over the life-cycle and in changing circumstances. develop materials to enable parishes to explore, articulate, celebrate and accommodate the diversity of their families more effectively. encourage acquaintance and friendship within parishes by promoting social events and opportunities for sharing life experiences. offer practical resources for supporting community and family life assist the development of local networks of family support by creating a national directory of sources of support and templates for local contact information as a result of that action plan we are able to offer a range of practical tools to help parishes become more welcoming, friendlier and more family-sensitive. some of those tools address specific aspects of the everybody’s welcome initiative. pastors, parish groups, organisations, families and individuals are invited to use any of the resources featured on this website, to adapt them to local situations and to share their experiences. pdf close by date by name close show all files size: 238 kb everybodys welcome action pack (2013) size: 588 kb ministry of welcome (2013) size: 19 kb pastoral care guidelines the pastoral care of the separated, divorced and divorced and remarried size: 646 kb top tips for busy parishes next » page 1 of « prev pdf close by date by name close show all files size: 115 kb will bereavement (2013) what is life like if you or someone in your family is bereaved or has suffered a loss? size: 105 kb will disability (2013) what is life like if you or someone in your family is disabled or has learning difficulties? size: 128 kb will divorce remarriage (2013) what is life like if you or someone in your family is divorced and remarried? size: 149 kb will dual belonging (2013) what is life like if you and your family share your christian faith within two different church traditions? size: 156 kb will gay lesbian (2013) what is life like if you or someone in your family is gay or lesbian in their sexual orientation? size: 150 kb will mental health (2013) what is life like if you or someone in your family has mental health problems? size: 125 kb will unshared faith (2013) what is life like if you and those you live with share life and love but not faith in god? next » page 1 of « prev quick links — main menu — home about – the team – listening 2004 – – listening 2004 conversations – bishops’ committee – mfl office interns what we do – marriage – – marriage preparation – – – guidelines for marriage preparation – – marriage support and enrichment – – family planning naturally – – divorced and separated catholics – diocesan capacity-building – online formation – accompanying families – family

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