PRIESTLY FORMATION AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION: A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
By: Jude Uzodinma Iheoma, Ph.D. (Judeiheoma@gmail.com) ABSTRACT Conflict is intrinsic to parish life, ecclesial governance, intercultural ministry, and pastoral care. Priests are frequently required to mediate disputes, navigate moral disagreements, and stabilize emotionally charged situations. This article argues that effective conflict resolution in priestly ministry depends on integrated human formation—particularly executive regulation, emotional intelligence, and […]
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