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New Evangelization Strategies

“Spirit-filled evangelizers means evangelizers fearlessly open to the working of the Holy Spirit”
–Pope Francis

A Paulist ministry led by Fr. John E. Hurley, CSP, New Evanglization Strategies provides consultant and missionary initiatives designed to assist those in leadership roles in Catholic ministry to focus on the essential mission of the Church.

“Spirit-filled evangelizers means evangelizers fearlessly open to the working of the Holy Spirit”
–Pope Francis

A Paulist ministry led by Fr. John E. Hurley, CSP, New Evanglization Strategies provides consultant and missionary initiatives designed to assist those in leadership roles in Catholic ministry to focus on the essential mission of the Church.

Re-awaken your vision and mission. Answer the call to a new evangelization.

Our initiatives focus primarily on assisting pastoral leadership, pastoral councils and staffs in assessing and planning future directions for parishes who want to be more mission driven and engage their parishioners into becoming missionary disciples. Consultation initiatives also assist leaders in Catholic ministries who want to re-awaken their vision and mission in light of the call to a new evangelization.

Missionary initiatives are especially designed for parish missions primarily in Lent and the Easter Season.  These unique liturgical seasons provide a rich opportunity for pastoral leaders, staffs and communities to reflect on a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ through the joy of the Gospels.

Missionary initiatives also include speaking engagements, RCIA retreat days, workshops on various aspects of evangelization for clergy and Lay Ecclesial Ministers.

NES partners and collaborates with leaders in Catholic life and mission to create a process to renew and animate the joy of the Gospel in all that we do.
Be bold and creative in this task of rethinking the goals, structures, style and methods of evangelization.

Biography and resume.

Not one to seek praise, many share with Fr. John their appreciation for what he has done for them. 

Photos from Fr. John’s decades of ministry.

Re-awaken the gift of the Holy Spirit individually through parish missions and communally through consultation.

Fr. Hurley has spoken more than half the Dioceses in the United States and in many instances, more than once. 

Helpful ministries and websites, with additions and and updates from time to time.

A community of Catholic priests who share the Gospel of Jesus Christ through mission preaching, media, campus ministries, parishes, downtown centers, the arts and more.

Fr. John E. Hurley, CSP

Paulist Father John E. Hurley is a native New Yorker, raised in Manhattan, the Bronx and Huntington, Long Island. He entered the Paulists in 1970 and was ordained in 1977 by Servant of God, Terence Cardinal Cooke.

He graduated with a BA in Religious Education from the Catholic University of America, a Master of Divinity degree from the Washington Theological Union and a Doctor of Ministry degree from the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley.

During his first assignment he founded the Paulist Center for Catholic Evangelization in Portland, Oregon in 1979. Later he took the Paulist charism to serve the Church across the United States and beyond. He is the former Executive Director of: the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Secretariat for Evangelization, the National Pastoral Life Center, the newly established Department of Evangelization for the Archdiocese of Baltimore; and the former Vicar for Evangelization in the Diocese of San Jose. In May 2014, Fr. Hurley launched New Evangelization Strategies.