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Replying to @MsFlower76
Just as impressive at nighttime. Taken from balcony of Grand Harbour Hotel Valletta. – at Bolton, England
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Our prayers for Pope Francis on the 11th Anniversary of his Election as Successor of Peter, Bishop of Rome, Supreme Pontiff. Ad multos annos!
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We must bring our wounds - those of our heart and soul - to Jesus. Let us put our miseries, fragilities, falsities, and fears at the feet of Christ. At Jesus' 'touch', the best parts of us are reborn: let us rediscover the joy of giving ourselves to others.
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Let us care for those who suffer and are alone, perhaps marginalized and cast aside. With the love for one another that Christ the Lord bestows on us in prayer, especially in the Eucharist, let us tend the wounds of solitude and isolation. #WorldDayOfTheSick @vaticanIHD
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The sick, the vulnerable, and the poor are at the heart of the Church. They must also be at the centre of our human concern and pastoral care. May we never forget them!
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Let us #PrayTogether that the terminally ill and their families always receive the necessary medical and human care and assistance. #PrayerIntention #ClickToPray
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War is the "mother of all poverty," especially affecting civilians and families. Let us keep every effort alive so that #Peace may prevail as a gift of God and the result of our commitment to justice and dialogue.
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In health & care, we often focus on a narrow concept of improving "staff experience", when we could be building a much deeper & more profound basis of human connection at work: a sense of belonging. Belonging is when an employee, regardless of their background or role, knows that their voice matters, that their unique experiences enrich the team & that they're not just seen, but understood. Organisations that build a sense of belonging have higher levels of engagement, retention & performance: linkedin.com/pulse/belonging… By @hacking_hr
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Middle East crisis is so distressing & momentous, hard to know what any of us can offer.
Mental health leaders in UK can speak about impact of extreme violence, living in fear, inter-generational trauma. On communities, on children. Taking no side, except concern for human life.
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Humanitarian law is to be respected, especially in Gaza. Please, let no more innocent blood be shed, neither in the Holy Land nor in Ukraine, nor in any other place! Enough! Wars are always a defeat, always!
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Once, a woman stopped me in the lobby. "I'm sorry, I can’t find the ICU.” I showed her where to go.
An hour later, I was called to the room—her husband was dying from cancer.
That was the day I decided to treat every person in the hospital as if it were their hardest day.
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“What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?” Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Our editorial:
Buoys that threaten to drown migrants and other inhumane border policies should horrify Catholics and prompt them to act against such nativist violence, say the NCR editors. ncr.media/3Y8lMUP
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30-40% of the variability in team morale, performance & critical organisational behaviours can be explained by what leaders do. three action areas for leaders who want to create team environments where people thrive & excel:
1) Revitalising: help people feel energised & motivated by connecting to purpose, meaning & what matters to them
2) Repairing: restore wellbeing & address human (not business) problems
3) Refocusing: align team members on key priorities.
And, as leaders, we can't revitalise, repair & refocus others unless we do it to ourselves first: hbr.org/2023/07/3-ways-to-re… By @AmyCEdmondson & @drtcp
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Huge congratulations to our @ProfLAppleby who received his knighthood for services to medicine and mental health on Tuesday!
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Poorly judged & potentially dangerous.
Good frontline agencies work together - crises can have mental health, social & safety elements.
And mental ill-health is common - no sector serving the public can simply withdraw from it.
Met police to stop attending emergency mental health calls theguardian.com/uk-news/2023…
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This is the smartest thing I've read about this whole controversy--and it's from an actual nun!
"There is a hierarchy of values in this situation. The choice of clothing, even if offensive to some, can never trump the works of mercy." #LADodgers newwaysministry.org/2023/05/…
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Illum mistenni niġi maħtur President tal-Assemblea Dinjija tas-Saħħa - unur kbir għalija u għal Malta. 🇲🇹🇺🇳#WHA76






















