Loreto Spirituality Centre Autumn Retreats
"Come with me to a quiet place and rest awhile"
SPACE TO GRIEVE
15th - 17th November 2024
With Ewa Bem IBVM and Rev Kate le Sueur
A weekend for those who are grieving for someone who has died. There will be opportunities to share our stories, reflect and pray together, and plenty of space for yourselves. Individual accompaniment will be available.
Further details are available here
A LEAP OF DIVINE JOY— Advent Scripture Reflections with Art, Poetry and Music.
2nd - 6th December 2024
With Tom McGuiness SJ and Magdalen Lawler SND.
Residential Events at Boarbank Hall
The Sisters at Boarbank Hall in Cumbria are pleased to announce a new programme of residential events at their Guest House. Some of these may be of special interest to Religious Sisters and Brothers, including Care for Creation, Our Lady in Latin and Hope in Health.
The Sisters at Boarbank Hall in Cumbria are pleased to announce a new programme of residential events at their Guest House. Some of these may be of special interest to Religious Sisters and Brothers, including Care for Creation (a mix of talks, reflection and activities: 5th-12th October), Our Lady in Latin (learning about the language and the music: 25th-27th October) and Hope in Health (for anyone involved in care or healthcare, to recharge the batteries: 8th-10th October).
For the full programme and more details, see: https://boarbankhall.org.uk/whats-on/.
For more information, please contact Sr Margaret on margaret@boarbankhall.org.uk.
You might also enjoy finding out more about Boarbank from this podcast:
Weekend Retreat at Brownshill Monastery
To Hope and Act with Creation
To hope & act with Creation – learning from the animals
Fri, Sep 27, 20244:00 PM Sun, Sep 29, 202412:00 PM
Monastery of Our Lady and St. Bernard (map)
This year’s ecumenical Season of Creation takes the theme: To Hope and Act with Creation. How can we do this?
This weekend celebrating Creation, will reflect on the words of Job who invited us to “ask the animals” what they can teach us about our faith (Job 12:7-10). In His teaching, Jesus frequently drew on nature to illustrate the Christian way of life (e.g. Matthew 6: 26-30). Pope Francis too, reminds us that “each of the various creatures….. reflects in its own way a ray of God’s infinite wisdom” (Laudato si’ para.69] and urges us to remember that “the universe as a whole, in all its manifold relationships, shows forth the inexhaustible richness of God” [Laudato Deum: 63].
You are invited to join in contemplating the lessons we can learn from animals and to find hope and opportunities for action from the examples of small creatures (e.g. ants) that render significant change.
Click here for the weekend’s programme!
Suggested offering is £ 140 for the full residential weekend, which includes all meals from Friday supper to Sunday lunch. Non-residential options are also available. Please use the form to book your place or to request further information.
The Gathering 3
An opportunity to reflect on women, their calling and vocation, their gifts and ministries, and their voice in the synod.
The Northampton Diocese Women in Ministry Group invites you to The Gathering 3.
This event is an opportunity to reflect on women—their calling and vocation, their gifts and ministries, and their voice in the synod.
It’s a chance to listen, pray, share, and reflect together.
8th June 2024, from 10 AM to 4 PM.
St. Mary’s, Woburn Sands, Bucks, MK17 8NN.
Please click here for the flyer and additional registration details.