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My Way to Intercultural Pastoral Care: Experiences and Insights of a German in Brazil

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This article informs about basic elements of a method of Intercultural Pastoral Counselling based on experiences in Brazil. In a case study it shows how the method works in counselling poor families in the cultural context of Latin-America. Theological and psychological aspects are discussed. The author asks whether this approach can be useful in other cultural contexts.

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Schneider-Harpprecht, C. My Way to Intercultural Pastoral Care: Experiences and Insights of a German in Brazil. Pastoral Psychol 59, 447–456 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11089-009-0205-y

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