16 research outputs found
Interrogating and Constructing the āAuthenticā Roman Catholic Church: Feminist Perspectives Among Canadian Women Religious
No full textTrajectories of Religious/Spiritual Struggles Between Years 1 and 2 of College: The Predictive Role of Religious Belief Salience
No full textSocial work and spirituality in a secular society
Full text link• Summary: In an increasingly secular era which finds only a small minority of the population regularly participating in organized religion, there is emerging interest in how spirituality can be incorporated into social work practice. This article proposes one way in which this might occur in `deliberately secular\u27 nations such as Australia.• Findings: A framework in which spirituality is considered to be an aspect of lived experience is proposed. Dimensions of life which can be incorporated into such a framework include life rituals, creativity, social action, and sense of place.• Applications : Conceptualizing spirituality in a way which does not use specifically religious language or concepts, may enable discussion of spiritual issues to be incorporated into social work practice when either practitioners or service users have or no religious background or affiliation or no shared religious background.<br /
That is what my grandmother told my mother: The story of Nigerian and South African women subordinate position
No full textāRe-souling daily lifeā ā towards a restored spirituality of the Sabbath as a cure for āsocietal madnessā
No full textSchool culture and values-related change: towards a critically pragmatic conceptualisation
No full text
