The Global Institute of Church Management - Creating a culture of Gospel-centered stewardshipThe Global Institute of Church Management - Creating a culture of Gospel-centered stewardshipThe Global Institute of Church Management - Creating a culture of Gospel-centered stewardship
The Global Institute of Church Management
Creating a culture of Gospel-centered stewardship
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  • Cardinal Pell Endorses GICM

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  • Management Essentials for Exemplary Stewardship

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  • What Our Students Say

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  • Equipping the Next Generation of Church Leaders for Exemplary Stewardship

    The Global Institute of Church Management (GICM) is dedicated to promoting the formation of Church leaders in critical management skills so that they can better serve their communities and give testimony to the Gospel. By coordinating and funding educational institutes and programs of Church Management around the world, GICM helps develop good managerial practices in the context of canon law and Catholic social teaching.

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  • The 5 Objectives of GICM

    PROMOTE THE PROGRAM FOR CHURCH MANAGEMENT

    We support, promote, and fund the Program of Church Management (PCM) at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Santa Croce) in Rome

    BUILD
    Partnerships

    We partner with institutions in countries around the globe to advance best business practices in Church institutions so that they may reflect the Church’s Social Teaching

    PROVIDE Ongoing
    Education & Research

    We provide directly or through local partners intensive workshops designed to contribute to the ongoing support of education and research in Church Management

    CREATE RESOURCES THAT SUPPORT
    CHURCH TEACHING

    We develop programs and resources to support efficient and transparent Church Management, contributing to the theology of the Church outlined by Vatican II and articulated by the magisterium of St. John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Pope Francis

    FUND
    SCHOLARSHIPS

    We fund scholarships so that more students can participate in the programs supported by GICM

  • Get to Know the Institute

    The Program of Church Management

    Essential business education for those
    called to Church leadership roles

    What Our Students Say

    Meet the next generation of priests, seminarians, religious and lay people stewarding the Church’s material resources

    GICM in the News

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  • Ideas that Matter

    GICM webinars and events bring together experts at the front lines to discuss key Church management issues. Visit our resources page to access past events and see what’s coming up

  • Support the Institute

    Thank you for your support of priests, seminarians, religious and lay people who seek to serve as more effective stewards of the Church’s resources. Your gift will help us provide the programs and scholarships that equip the next generation to become exemplary stewards of the Church’s material goods while giving testimony to the Gospel.

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  • Our Latest Posts

    • The Launch of it All
      We’re thrilled to be able to share with you a video of our IBLAC (International Business Leaders Advisory Council) meeting where we introduced the GICM. Leading off with Msgr. Martin Sclag, here are some of the highlights if you wish to jump ahead: 3:00   – Fr. Luis Navarro, Rector, Pontifical University of the Holy
    • Pell: Great Ministry Depends Upon Good Administration
      After unjustly spending over 400 days in jail and having plenty of time to reflect and pray, it’s not a surprise that George Cardinal Pell would use one of his first public addresses to speak of priorities. However, no one could have expected him to give the Church at-large clear priorities with such noble simplicity. No
    • What You Told Us
      During our launch event on June 30, we invited attendees to participate in a poll concerning our strategic plans. We wanted to share the results with you as they are extremely timely. The poll asked you to prioritize our initiatives along 4 key areas: Launching in-country workshops for executive Church leaders Offering digital content to
    • Current Policies Aren’t Enough
      As you know, the Catholic Church been in the news again. Building on his commitment to address the abuse crisis, Pope Francis released a vademecum (handbook) on the points of procedure for handling clergy sex abuse. The document provides best practices for Church leaders and also a guide for victims to understand the steps that will take

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