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Traditionally, the entire month of May has been a time to honor Mary, Mother of God. Join us as we look at Mary as part of our faith journey and part of our life. Lunch is included. Guided by Fr. Gene Nickol. Friends Day of Prayer retreats typically include pastries and conversation at 9:30am, a […]
Explore connections between the process of creating art/content and spiritual practices in this one-day workshop with Christian artist Tara Mulder. Writers, artists, and makers of all types can gain a stronger sense of who they are as a creative individual and as a child of God. Tara will share about her process of expressing faith […]
This VIRTUAL session will be tailored to uplift participants who may or may not provide hands-on care for their loved ones, but who are involved in their lives. With this in mind, the underlying focus for each gathering will be on creating meaning for each one’s respective caregiver journey while uncovering blessings and cultivating what […]
This is a virtual program, open to all spiritual directors. In spiritual direction, we meet our directees on their own landscape. We ask them, “What does that landscape look like? Where does God fit in? Where do you fit in? What in your life experience has brought you to know God?” In this interactive virtual […]
In his autobiography, St. Ignatius of Loyola called himself “the pilgrim.” What do pilgrims do? They walk! Come join us for an introduction to both prayer walking and to St. Ignatius’ Rules for Eating, found in his Spiritual Exercises. Bring a comfortable pair of shoes for walking, and if you have any health issues, please […]
Aging is an inevitable part of life — if we live long enough to experience it! This retreat will consider what it might look like to age faithfully. We will be using excerpts from the book Aging Faithfully: The Holy Invitation of Growing Older by Alice Fryling. Together we’ll explore the many upsides to aging. […]
What does it mean to live as the fruit of the Spirit in today’s world? Are there actions or spiritual practices that can deepen our ability to bring these fruits into the world? In this retreat, we will use John 15 as our guide and inspiration: “I am the vine; you are the branches. If […]