Be the first to know
Subscribe to receive weekly updates of upcoming events.
The event has passed.
Start Date
18 September 2025 @ 11:00 am
End Date
18 September 2025 @ 12:00 pm
Location
Online
Clergy Leading Cultural Change
Presented by Very Rev Fr Neil Muir, Rector, Holy Spirit Seminary.
Webinar focussing on how to lead cultural change as clergy, in particular how to embed a culture of safety within clerical environments. Fr Neil will include practical examples and suggest tools to embed a culture of safety successfully. This webinar will include a question and answer session.
Fr Neil Muir, is a dedicated priest of the Diocese of Cairns with 30 years of ordained ministry, having been ordained in 1994. He pursued postgraduate studies at Haythrop Jesuit College at the University of London to further his education from 2002 to 2004. Father Neil has served as a parish priest on three occasions and has held the position of Episcopal Vicar and Moderator of the Diocesan Curia in Cairns, contributing to the governance and administration of the diocese. In 2022, he was appointed Rector of the Holy Spirit Provincial Seminary, where he continues to foster the next generation of clergy.
Registration is through ACSL’s learning platform. ACSL paid organisational subscribers receive a 50% discount.
Share Event
Events Location
Online
Webinar – Clergy Leading Cultural Change
Start Date :
18
September
2025
Time :
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Cost :
Free
Categories:
Organiser
Add to Calendar
Join our mailing list
Stay connected with the latest Catholic events, retreats, and formation opportunities by subscribing to our weekly updates. It is a simple way to ensure you never miss what is happening across Australia and New Zealand, with a curated selection delivered straight to your inbox each week.
Related Events
Featured Events
4 events found.
Events
-
-
Synodality in Practice – Online Webinar
OnlineJoin us for this online Webinar presented by Caroline Thompson. The call to synodality is a challenge to all levels of Catholic governance. How can your board, team or staff […]
-
Venerable Mary Aikenhead Oration 2026
Online and In Person +1 moreOptimistic or Overwhelmed? Engaging Tech in an Age of Optimisation A.Prof. Victoria Lorrimar Director, Centre of Technology and Human Futures University of Notre Dame Australia (Fremantle) We live in an […]
-
Economic Outlook: Navigating Change with Confidence and Purpose
FeaturedMelbourne , AustraliaCatholic Connect workshop Catholic organisations across education, health, aged care, social services and ministry are facing growing economic pressure and operational complexity. Rising costs, workforce challenges, shifting funding environments and global instability are […]
-
-
2026 Franciscan Advent Awakening Pilgrims’ Retreat -Greccio and Assisi, Italy.
FeaturedRome +1 morePope Leo XIV has decreed 2026 a SPECIAL JUBILEE YEAR OF SAINT FRANCIS. This is an ideal time to come to know Saint Francis of Assisi more intimately through a […]
Free
Clergy Leading Cultural Change
Presented by Very Rev Fr Neil Muir, Rector, Holy Spirit Seminary.
Webinar focussing on how to lead cultural change as clergy, in particular how to embed a culture of safety within clerical environments. Fr Neil will include practical examples and suggest tools to embed a culture of safety successfully. This webinar will include a question and answer session.
Fr Neil Muir, is a dedicated priest of the Diocese of Cairns with 30 years of ordained ministry, having been ordained in 1994. He pursued postgraduate studies at Haythrop Jesuit College at the University of London to further his education from 2002 to 2004. Father Neil has served as a parish priest on three occasions and has held the position of Episcopal Vicar and Moderator of the Diocesan Curia in Cairns, contributing to the governance and administration of the diocese. In 2022, he was appointed Rector of the Holy Spirit Provincial Seminary, where he continues to foster the next generation of clergy.
Registration is through ACSL’s learning platform. ACSL paid organisational subscribers receive a 50% discount.