Pastoral Care Project - News
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NEW My Funeral Mass Instructions
Press Release
The Pastoral Care Project and Redemptorist Publications have produced
‘My Funeral Mass Instructions’ document. This newly revised document has
given special attention the Pastoral Care of the Sick and the Dying section
for those needing to complete their healthcare ReSPECT Form.
Dementia Prayer Week 2020
This annual event is celebrated nationally and abroad.
We invite you to save the logo and link to your website,
and please Email us for further updates and resources.
https://www.pastoralcareproject.org.uk/dementia-prayer-week.html
Resources for schools include, videos, lesson plans and activities.
This is the Annual Appeal so we are asking for your support for the Pastoral Care Project charity.
This annual event is celebrated nationally and abroad.
We invite you to save the logo and link to your website,
and please Email us for further updates and resources.
https://www.pastoralcareproject.org.uk/dementia-prayer-week.html
Resources for schools include, videos, lesson plans and activities.
This is the Annual Appeal so we are asking for your support for the Pastoral Care Project charity.
Our Father and Dementia New Creation videos are a wonderful contribution to
celebrate twenty five years of the Pastoral Care Project, and it connects with the Dementia family Ministry Prayer Card and HeARTS and Minds resources.
We would be pleased to hear of your interest via the contact page, twitter @dementiaaprayer or Facebook.
celebrate twenty five years of the Pastoral Care Project, and it connects with the Dementia family Ministry Prayer Card and HeARTS and Minds resources.
We would be pleased to hear of your interest via the contact page, twitter @dementiaaprayer or Facebook.
Annual Report
On behalf of the Trustees we thank you for attending the recent Annual General Meeting, and to those who sent in prayer intentions. Our thanks to the many who have supported our work throughout the year and were unable to attend. The Annual Report covers the highlights and the financial accounts.
Archive 2019
Follow link to Blog for update resources link to schools, Donations can be made via this link
Have you an event organised, like to take part, we would love to hear from you- contact us or via @dememtiaaprayer
Resources, Alms giving ideas and Activities can be found on the drop down resources link
New Dementia family Ministry Prayer Card was launched to coincide with Dementia Prayer Week© 12-19th March 2019
We are delighted to offer this new everyday Dementia family Ministry Prayer Card with prayers written by Archbishop Bernard Longley and Bishop David McGough, and now available for you through Redemptorist Publications
https://www.rpbooks.co.uk/dementia-prayer-card-25-pack
“Redemptorist Publications’ mission is to support people at every stage of Christian life so working with the Pastoral Care Project is the perfect partnership for us! Learning about the work that they have been carrying out for 25 years and the success of Dementia Prayer Week has been both inspiring and encouraging. We hope our small contribution will help this mission to grow even further and help more people.” Giselle Beaumont, Redemptorist Publications.The profits from the sale of the card will help the Pastoral Care Project Press release
We invite you to mark this special week by taking part where you live and promoting on social media, please use the official logo in the packs supporting the work of the Pastoral Care Project, in our efforts to support the poorest of the poor, the person with dementia who may have no one to support them. Bishop David McGough message .
Every Donation received will be used for producing resources suitable for parishes and schools in line with the gospel teaching, ensuring that spirituality is Christian based and available for communities and the individuals who contact in their time of need.
Do send us your contact details so we can keep you updated or follow us on twitter @dementiaaprayer
February News:
How do you fill your days,Tea and Cakes not appealing. How about giving a few hours of your precious time in supporting the Pastoral Care Project, with the view of joining the small team of trustees?
It is rewarding, but not time consuming. As you will see from browsing this site we are a small charity in the Birmingham Archdiocese, which connects with dioceses nationally, and religious orders internationally through the Dementia Prayer Week initiative. The charity appeals to schools, several have worked with us to produce resources for lessons. These will be available on request.
For additional information you may wish to read the Blog or follow us on twitter @dementiaaprayer
Trustees and Associate Members:
As you are reading this it may be that you have skills and time to make a difference to this charity, please do get in touch via the contact page or telephone the office.
To read the Annual Report click here (PDF 915kb)
On behalf of the Trustees we thank you for attending the recent Annual General Meeting, and to those who sent in prayer intentions. Our thanks to the many who have supported our work throughout the year and were unable to attend. The Annual Report covers the highlights and the financial accounts.
Archive 2019
Follow link to Blog for update resources link to schools, Donations can be made via this link
Have you an event organised, like to take part, we would love to hear from you- contact us or via @dememtiaaprayer
Resources, Alms giving ideas and Activities can be found on the drop down resources link
New Dementia family Ministry Prayer Card was launched to coincide with Dementia Prayer Week© 12-19th March 2019
We are delighted to offer this new everyday Dementia family Ministry Prayer Card with prayers written by Archbishop Bernard Longley and Bishop David McGough, and now available for you through Redemptorist Publications
https://www.rpbooks.co.uk/dementia-prayer-card-25-pack
“Redemptorist Publications’ mission is to support people at every stage of Christian life so working with the Pastoral Care Project is the perfect partnership for us! Learning about the work that they have been carrying out for 25 years and the success of Dementia Prayer Week has been both inspiring and encouraging. We hope our small contribution will help this mission to grow even further and help more people.” Giselle Beaumont, Redemptorist Publications.The profits from the sale of the card will help the Pastoral Care Project Press release
We invite you to mark this special week by taking part where you live and promoting on social media, please use the official logo in the packs supporting the work of the Pastoral Care Project, in our efforts to support the poorest of the poor, the person with dementia who may have no one to support them. Bishop David McGough message .
Every Donation received will be used for producing resources suitable for parishes and schools in line with the gospel teaching, ensuring that spirituality is Christian based and available for communities and the individuals who contact in their time of need.
Do send us your contact details so we can keep you updated or follow us on twitter @dementiaaprayer
February News:
How do you fill your days,Tea and Cakes not appealing. How about giving a few hours of your precious time in supporting the Pastoral Care Project, with the view of joining the small team of trustees?
It is rewarding, but not time consuming. As you will see from browsing this site we are a small charity in the Birmingham Archdiocese, which connects with dioceses nationally, and religious orders internationally through the Dementia Prayer Week initiative. The charity appeals to schools, several have worked with us to produce resources for lessons. These will be available on request.
For additional information you may wish to read the Blog or follow us on twitter @dementiaaprayer
Trustees and Associate Members:
As you are reading this it may be that you have skills and time to make a difference to this charity, please do get in touch via the contact page or telephone the office.
To read the Annual Report click here (PDF 915kb)
