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The Pastoral CycleChristian communities exist to bring about change, to make a difference to the way things are.
The Pastoral Cycle (known also by other names) is a tool, a method, of analysis and questioning, not only of problems or concerns that are faced but also what causes them and what obstacles need to be overcome. The Pastoral Cycle is a continuous process of engagement with, and reflection upon, the World and the Word of God, so that courses of action may be discerned, and taken, to make things different. The Pastoral Cycle provides for the outcomes of this action to be celebrated, and evaluated and, if necessary, subjected to further analysis and questioning etc., in a continuing cycle, or spiral, as further changes are found to be needed. It is no co-incidence that the Pastoral Cycle is also known as the Kolb Learning Cycle, because, in the process of evaluating, questioning and changes actions, individual and group learning also takes place. Stages of the cycle
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