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A Webcast presented by: St. John’s Seminary & The Office of Vicar for Clergy [Archdiocese of Los Angeles]

Peace in the Parish and Beyond Webcast #4 Apology / Forgiveness

APOLOGY MUST SATISFY NEEDS

apology shows respect Demonstrates humility Uplifts the Other Restores dignity to harmed party Reverses invalidation Shifts focus to the Other

apology offers expression of concern Demonstrates we feel their pain; we recognize their suffering Conveys we “get it” Tells them “we feel what you feel” Promises we’ll not cause more pain

apology expresses acceptance of responsibility Communicates we accept being cause Signals we seek to gain control of our actions Signals harm will not be repeated

apology expresses regret for violating moral grain of universe Communicates moral perspective Communicates ability to judge right from wrong Provides comfort regarding future; harm will not be repeated

apology signals offender seeks forgiveness Requests “take away my guilt” Demonstrates humility Honors Other by request for help

apology expresses willingness to make amends Signals willingness to restore balance Pledges to make world right again Offers restitution

apology removes insult from injury Restores face Restores respect Addresses the emotional injury of insult

apology signals desire to reconcile Communicates change of heart Signals relationship has value Signals Other person is valued

apology promises harm will not be repeated Signals control has been regained Removes fear of sociopath lacking remorse Communicates remorse and concern

apology acknowledges free will Shows understanding that actions are a matter of choice, not chance Expression of self-control

apology promotes spiritual growth Restores relationship with God Opens door to repentance Re aligns our will with God’s Will

apology explains why things happened Helps restore reality Reduces confusion Reduces sense of unreality Increases certainty for party

apology motivates confession Parallels confession May motivate deeper confession Induces examination of conscience

apology opens door to mediation Supplies concession needed to convene Signals willingness to communicate Signals willingness to collaborate Provides safety and hope

Why People Do Not Apologize

Hidden Guilt Defusing the Bomb

ForgivenessForgiveness

Forgiveness makes no sense. It is NOT rational.

JusticeJustice Forgiveness does not balance the scales

To Forgive Is an Act of Will

Acknowledge Free Will Acknowledge Free Will

Barriers to Forgiveness Desire for Revenge Diminished Consciousness Victim Identity Desire for Justice / Fairness Desire for Revenge Diminished Consciousness Victim Identity Desire for Justice / Fairness

Desire for Revenge \

Downside to Revenge Burden of Guilt Low Self-Esteem Remorse Spiral of Retribution Self-Deception Burden of Guilt Low Self-Esteem Remorse Spiral of Retribution Self-Deception

Diminished Consciousness Buried Memory Triggered Drink, Drugs, Depression Clouded Reality Wounds Shadow Us Wounds Fester, Become Poison Buried Memory Triggered Drink, Drugs, Depression Clouded Reality Wounds Shadow Us Wounds Fester, Become Poison

Victim Identity Victim Identity Addictive VI endowed with False Value Covert Revenge - Shaming Debilitating Loss of Dignity Victim Identity Addictive VI endowed with False Value Covert Revenge - Shaming Debilitating Loss of Dignity

Attachment to Fairness Endless Tit-for-Tat Unable to find Balance Retribution Unending Stuck to Other Party - Trapped Unfair Universe - We Blame Endless Tit-for-Tat Unable to find Balance Retribution Unending Stuck to Other Party - Trapped Unfair Universe - We Blame

False Self vs.

Uncovering False Self Art of Spiritual Direction

Retreat into Solitude Retreat into Solitude

StagesStages Hurt Hate Heal Unite Hurt Hate Heal Unite

How We Hurt Degree from mild to severe Degree hurt was deserved Degree hurt was personal Degree hurt was intentional Degree from mild to severe Degree hurt was deserved Degree hurt was personal Degree hurt was intentional

Crisis of forgiving when personal, unfair, and deep.

Types of Hate Passive Passive Aggressive Aggressive Passive Passive Aggressive Aggressive

HealingHealing Separate truth from lies Become present to world Turn from False Self to Divine Self Separate truth from lies Become present to world Turn from False Self to Divine Self

Healing comes to fruition when we unite under an umbrella of grace.

Self-ForgivenessSelf-Forgiveness Accept Divine Forgiveness