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Come Away and Rest a While On this Friends Day of Prayer, we will reflect on God’s mighty power in the midst of our exhaustion. St. Paul reminds us, “We have this treasure in clay jars so that it may be made clear that this extraordinary power belongs to God and does not come from […]
As the Church continues to minister to all survivors of abuse, the Archdiocese of Washington is sponsoring a retreat for survivors. The Archdiocese will offer a women’s retreat on April 4-6, 2025. This retreat is an occasion for survivors to reflect on God’s plan for their lives and for healing through prayer and the sacraments. […]
Using St. Ignatius’ Spiritual Exercises and Sacred Scripture, this weekend will allow retreatants to spiritually prepare themselves for Holy Week and the joy of Easter. Guided by Paul Gallagher, D.Min.
SATURDAY, APRIL 5 | 2025 | 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Location: Church of the Resurrection | Ellicott City, MD Included: Lunch | Handouts | Learning | Inspiration Register by February 17, 2025 https://archbalt.regfox.com/2025-rdlm Cost: $25 pp for 1-3 | $10 pp for additional
In this retreat, Dr. Fosarelli, a physician and theologian, will help attendees better understand and appreciate all that Jesus endured during the last hours of his life, considering his suffering from physical, emotional, and spiritual perspectives. Ideally, attendees’ experience of Holy Week 2025 might be more profound and deeply reflective due to these comprehensive insights. […]
In this day retreat, we will mark the transition from Lent into Holy Week by focusing on the hope that guided Jesus and his followers into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. We will spend our retreat exploring prayer practices that help us reflect on the Lent we have made and the Easter season that opens before […]
Abide, Stay, Dwell, Live, Remain During Triduum, we have a special opportunity to live these days with Jesus: to see him, listen to him, learn from him, be loved by him, love him, be moved, be grieved, be lost, and to rejoice at what God does in and for him (and us)! We are also […]
An intrinsic part of daily life is losing — whether it be the loss of our temper, our car keys, our children’s attention, our job or the heartbreaking loss of our cherished partner, friend, or parent. Losing is not the end of the story. It is possible to make a deliberate choice, eventually, to look […]