Raphoe Diocesan Pastoral Centre
Administrator: Rhona Healy
Pastoral Resource Worker: Báirbre Cahill
Director of Counselling: Liam Cannon
Address: Cathedral Square, Letterkenny, Co Donegal.
Tel: 074-9121853.
Fax: 074 -9128433
Email:
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Office hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
The Raphoe Diocesan Pastoral Centre aims to be a place of welcome for all, a Centre of Christian spirituality, education and growth. It serves as a resource for individuals, communitites and parishes in their human and faith development. In promoting the task of evangelization, the Centre respects religious and culltural diversity, while working towards a more just and humane society.
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Family Ministry
 Family Ministry is about support for families and individuals in all stages of life, from the birth of the first child to when the last child leaves the 'nest'.
The aim of Family Ministry is to provide on-going, accessible education and support for parents, the primary educators of children, at parish and diocesan level. Pastoral Counselling and Bereavement Counselling as well as Bereavement Support Groups for Adults and Children are further services offered to families through Family Ministry located in the Pastoral Centre. |
Rainbows Bereavement Care for Children... it doesn't need to hurt forever.
 When something significant happens in a family, the entire family is affected. Though death and separation appear to be only a grown-up problem, it does have a profound effect on children and younger people.
Rainbows is a 14-week support programme for children/teens who have suffered the loss of a parent, grandparent, brother or sister through death or separation. Rainbow offers: Peer support, warm relaxed atmosphere, a trained caring adult, the use of art and play, an opportunity for children to express their feelings.
Training Workshops are run for Rainbows Bereavement Facilitators to work with grieving children. |
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Bereavement Support for Families after a Suicide. |
Bereavement Support for Families after a Suicide.
 Suicide is often a difficult death to grieve. Recovery can be painful and slow. Join other families on their grief journey on the last Thursday of the month 8pm – 9.30pm. the group is facilitated by a trained Bereavement Counsellor.
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Family Mediation
 Family Mediation is a service to couples whose relationship has irretrievably broken down and who have decided to separate or who have already separated, to negotiate their own terms of agreement while addressing the needs and interests of all involved. Wednesday s 9.30am – 5pm
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