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Making Better Social Worlds: Leading With Francis and Clare of Assisi Pauline J. Albert, PhD May, 2014 Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity Sponsored Ministries, Inc. A Vibrant Franciscan Presence
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Making Better Social Worlds: Leading with Francis and Clare of Assisi

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Using an Integral Lens, and the theory of the Coordinated Management of Meaning (CMM), Francis and Clare of Assisi are exemplars for a new paradigm of leadership.
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Page 1: Making Better Social Worlds: Leading with Francis and Clare of Assisi

Making Better Social Worlds: Leading With Francis and Clare of Assisi

Pauline J. Albert, PhDMay, 2014

Franciscan Sisters of Christian CharitySponsored Ministries, Inc. A Vibrant Franciscan Presence

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Three Acts• Act 1: Reassessing and

Redefining Leadership• Act 2: The Leadership

of Francis and Clare of Assisi

• Act 3: Five Tenets of Franciscan Leadership

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Making Better Social Worlds: Leading With Francis and Clare of Assisi

Pauline J. Albert, PhDMay, 2014

Act 1: Reassessing and Redefining Leadership

Franciscan Sisters of Christian CharitySponsored Ministries, Inc. A Vibrant Franciscan Presence

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Making Social Worlds

What are we making together?

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70% Disengaged or Unengaged

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Traditional Leadership Definitions

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Leadership Begins With How We Lead Our Lives!

Leadership is a co-created moral relationship

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The Story of Francis & Clare

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Be Attentive

ObserveRecognize

Reflect

Be Intellige

nt

QuestionProbe

Understand

Be Reasona

ble

ConnectEvaluate

Judge

Be Responsi

ble

CommitAct

Account

Lonergan (1957/2005), Dalla Costa (1998)

ConversionLIFE

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Be Attentive

ObserveRecognize

Reflect

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Be Intellige

nt

QuestionProbe

Understand

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Be Reasona

ble

ConnectEvaluate

Judge

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Be Responsi

ble

CommitAct

Account

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Crucibles

Melting materials at high temperatures – alchemy

“Confluence of powerful intellectual, social, or political forces – a severe test”

Possibility of Transformation

Bennis & Thomas, 2002, Geeks & Geezers: How Era, Values, and Defining Moments Shape Leaders

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Interpretive BiographyEpiphanies

• [M] – A major epiphany - major event with a deep impact • [C] – A cumulative or representative epiphany - reaction based

on events that have occurred in the past or accumulated over time

• [I ] – A minor or illuminative epiphany illustrates and reinforces a prior break or significant event

• [R] – A relived epiphany occurs when someone realizes something major based on a prior lived experience, for example the death of a loved one may create a deepened understanding of some other event years later

Norman Denzin (1989, 2001)

COMPLETE WORKSHEET 1:REFLECTION ON MY EPIPHANIES & CRUCIBLES

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Making Better Social Worlds: Leading With Francis and Clare of Assisi

Pauline J. Albert, PhDMay, 2014

Act 2: Understanding Francis and Clare as Leaders

Franciscan Sisters of Christian CharitySponsored Ministries, Inc. A Vibrant Franciscan Presence

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Consciousness

Personal Meaning Sense of Self

Presence Body/Interpersonal

Behaviors

Culture Shared Values

Community

Institutional Systems & Processes

Integral Leadership

Interior ExteriorIn

div

idu

al

Colle

ctive

(Wilber, 1995; Pauchant, 2005)

Ken Wilber

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Consciousness

Personal MeaningSense of Self

Triune God Dignity of all

creation Christ as a Mirror

Gratefulness

Presence Body/Interpersonal

Behaviors

Charity, Humility, Unity

Mirror Each Other Living Our Vocation

Encourage Alignment

Culture Shared Values

Peace & Solidarity Responsible & Accountable The Common

Good

Community

Institutional Systems & Processes

Collaboration Action Learning

Work

Integral Leadership

Interior ExteriorIn

div

idu

al

Colle

ctive

(Albert, 2009; Wilber, 1995)

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Consciousness &The Cosmic Egg

Source: Things Hidden (2007) by Richard Rohr

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Consciousness

Personal Meaning/Sense of Self

Integral Leadership

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Presence

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Presence Body / Interpersonal

Behaviors Integral Leadership

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Values Culture

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Culture Shared Values

Integral Leadership

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Culture Community

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Community Institutional Systems & Processes

Integral Leadership

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Consciousness

Personal MeaningSense of Self

Triune God Dignity of all

creation Christ as a Mirror

Gratefulness

Presence Body/Interpersonal

Behaviors

Charity, Humility, Unity

Mirror Each Other Living Our Vocation

Encourage Alignment

Culture Shared Values

Peace & Solidarity Responsible & Accountable The Common

Good

Community

Institutional Systems & Processes

Collaboration Action Learning

Work

Integral Leadership

Interior ExteriorIn

div

idu

al

Colle

ctive

(Albert, 2009; Wilber, 1995) COMPLETE WORKSHEET 2

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Making Better Social Worlds: Leading With Francis and Clare of Assisi

Pauline J. Albert, PhDMay, 2014

Act 3: Five Tenets of Franciscan Leadership

Franciscan Sisters of Christian CharitySponsored Ministries, Inc. A Vibrant Franciscan Presence

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Just Enoug

h

Relation

-ship

Spirit Awak

e

Common Good

Grate-

fulness

Enlightening Postmodern Leadership

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Spirit Awake

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Relationship

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Just Enough

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Common Good

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Gratefulness

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Just Enoug

h

Relation

-ship

Spirit Awak

e

Common Good

Grate-

fulness

Enlightening Postmodern Leadership

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“Preach the Gospel always, and only use words if necessary.”