Burnout, Jesuits, and grace

Neil Cahill

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Burnout, Jesuits, and grace

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Neil Cahill. Burnout, Jesuits, and Grace. San Francisco Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/90a7dd94-4a22-42d4-9bba-9c858690cfd3?locale=pt-BR.

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Neil Cahill

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The aim of this project was to measure burnout of Jesuit clergy, contrasting it with burnout of laic faculty teaching in same academic milieus. Questionnaires were sent to 9 Jesuit priests in each of 28 Jesuit colleges in the US, as well as to 6 lay professors and administrators in the same institutions. Survey results showed markedly low degrees of burnout among the total Jesuit clergy and lay personnel. Because some psychiatrists have lately treated burnout as an addiction, they found natural medical means ineffective for curing burnout. Here the supernatural means (called grace and prayer) are offered as suggestions for coping with burnout.

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