“Dealing with Difficult People and Engaging Conflict in a Healthy Way”
Presented by: Rev. Anthony Cutcher, M. Div.

Our Spring Clergy Study day is offered to Priests only.

Fr. Anthony Cutcher serves as a professional consultant with the Saint John Vianney Center providing religious workshops and convocations for Clergy and Religious across the country. Fr. Tony speaks on any topic that affects the lives and livelihood of priests.

“Dealing with Difficult People and Engaging Conflict in a Healthy Way”
Presented by: Rev. Anthony Cutcher, M. Div.

Our Spring Clergy Study day is offered to Priests only.

Fr. Anthony Cutcher serves as a professional consultant with the Saint John Vianney Center providing religious workshops and convocations for Clergy and Religious across the country. Fr. Tony speaks on any topic that affects the lives and livelihood of priests.

The role of the sponsor in the RCIA Process

Join us for a 2-hour session where we study the sponsor’s role in the RCIA process and identify formation opportunites. To register: https://ld2.eventgrid.com/

“Dealing with Difficult People and Engaging Conflict in a Healthy Way”
Presented by: Rev. Anthony Cutcher, M. Div.

Our Spring Clergy Study day is offered to Priests only.

Fr. Anthony Cutcher serves as a professional consultant with the Saint John Vianney Center providing religious workshops and convocations for Clergy and Religious across the country. Fr. Tony speaks on any topic that affects the lives and livelihood of priests.

Please join the Diocese of Richmond Office of Asian Ministry as we join other pilgrims from across the nation to the annual Asians for Mary Pilgrimage at the Basilica of the National Shrine in Washington, D.C. If you’d like to travel by bus for a nominal fee please click on the event website link above to register online. Buses will depart from St. Andrews in Roanoke, St. Gregory the Great in Virginia Beach and the Pastoral Center in Richmond. Light snacks will be provided. Seating is limited!

This session will feature a panel including a moral theologian, physician, priest, and attorney. The panelists will discuss Church teaching as it relates to moral issues that may arise at the end of one’s life such as the boundaries of ordinary versus extraordinary care and what you should consider when creating an Advance Medical Directive or attaining a health care proxy.