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Why Are THAT Priest's Pews Full?: A Priest's Guide for Effective Leadership
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Why Are THAT Priest's Pews Full?: A Priest's Guide for Effective Leadership in Ottawa, ON
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Is there a difference between being a "good" priest and being an "effective" priest? Yes and you will learn what is needed to be effective! Raising self-awareness and EQ (emotional intelligence), building strong teams, improving communication skills, succeeding as an introvert and navigating conflict are some of the topics covered.
This easy to read guide is by ordained deacon William DeVizio. He has coached Catholic priests who want to learn how to incorporate proven leadership principles to help them grow their parishes and successfully do what they became a priest to do. By gaining practical insight and improving basic leadership skills, you will be better suited to engage your staff and parishioners. As a result, you will come to truly enjoy your vocation.
Is there a difference between being a "good" priest and being an "effective" priest? Yes and you will learn what is needed to be effective! Raising self-awareness and EQ (emotional intelligence), building strong teams, improving communication skills, succeeding as an introvert and navigating conflict are some of the topics covered.
This easy to read guide is by ordained deacon William DeVizio. He has coached Catholic priests who want to learn how to incorporate proven leadership principles to help them grow their parishes and successfully do what they became a priest to do. By gaining practical insight and improving basic leadership skills, you will be better suited to engage your staff and parishioners. As a result, you will come to truly enjoy your vocation.

















