Building Consensus, Embracing Dialogue
Paul Lipowski
July 12, 2024
One of the key challenges we often face is the need to build consensus among diverse individuals with varying perspectives, opinions, and priorities.
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Paul Lipowski
Paul Lipowski serves in Francican ministry and lives in Deer Park, IL and has a deep commitment to Franciscan values and leadership. Paul holds master’s degrees in Pastoral Studies and Bible and Contemporary World Studies and a Doctorate in Education in Interdisciplinary Leadership, along with certifications in Change Leadership and HR Management. Outside of his professional endeavors, Paul is actively involved in volunteer work, including coaching youth sports and playing polo. He is supported by his wonderful family, of three kids and wife Kathy. His website is virtuteduce.com
Leading with Humility
Paul Lipowski
July 3, 2024
The values of humility, compassion, and service have guided Franciscan spirituality for centuries.
Grace in Times of Trial
Paul Lipowski
June 23, 2024
In moments of disappointment, we are reminded of our own vulnerability and dependence on God’s grace.
Building Relationships with Difficult People
Paul Lipowski
June 13, 2024
In our personal and professional lives, we often encounter individuals who present unique challenges—people who may be abrasive, stubborn, or resistant to change.
Struggles at Work: A Franciscan Perspective
Paul Lipowski
June 3, 2024
In our professional lives, we often encounter challenges and difficulties that can leave us feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and disheartened.
Finding Joy in the Journey
Paul Lipowski
May 24, 2024
In a world often overshadowed by uncertainty and turmoil, the spirit of Franciscan optimism offers a beacon of hope—a reminder that even in the midst of life’s challenges, there is reason to rejoice and find joy in the journey.
Embracing Redemption
Paul Lipowski
May 19, 2024
In times of hardship and adversity, it’s natural to grapple with feelings of frustration, anger, and even resentment. Whether facing personal challenges, witnessing injustices, or navigating the complexities of life, it’s not uncommon to question and struggle with our faith.