“Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life into the … Continue reading Men’s Silent Weekend
Ash Wednesday “Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life … Continue reading Women’s Lenten Silent Midweek
“Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life into the … Continue reading Women’s Silent Weekend
The time of Lent offers an opportunity to nurture our inner life with God in a deeper way. Centering Prayer is one of the oldest forms of prayer in our Catholic tradition. This simple form of silent prayer invites us to become still before the Indwelling Presence of God in a stance of openness and … Continue reading Lenten Day of Centering Prayer & Lectio Divina for Men & Women
“Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life into the … Continue reading Married Couples Weekend (not Silent)
Presented by Fr. Greg Paffel “Beside restful waters he leads me; he refreshes my soul.” Psalm 23:2-3 We are invited to renew our faith in God, to find hope in His Word, and to let ourselves be loved by Him. Themed on Jesus as the Good Shepherd, this retreat will lead us to the living … Continue reading “Good Shepherd” Retreat for Men & Women
“Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life into the … Continue reading Women’s Silent Midweek
“Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life into the … Continue reading Men’s Silent Weekend
In the words of one author, “To rediscover the story of the Christian mystics is a great adventure. Their manifold experiences and examples can be truly empowering for our own lives. The Christian mystics speak to us across the centuries, and if we listen, we can learn something about the deepest experiences of their lives, … Continue reading Women’s Day Retreat “Celebrating Female Mystic’s” presented by Susan Stabile
“Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life into the … Continue reading Lenten Silent Midweek for Men & Women
Palm Sunday “Shepherd Me, O God” The image of the Shepherd is central to our scriptural understanding of God. Psalm 23 is the Shepherd’s Psalm. Jesus embraces this image when He proclaims that He is the Good Shepherd. It is the Lord Jesus who leads us and guides us through the dark places of life … Continue reading Women’s Silent Weekend
"No Greater Love..." Presented by Fr. Hank Lemoncelli, OMI During this, the holiest of weeks of the Church’s Liturgical Calendar, we will seek to deeply enter into the significance of the Last Supper, Betrayal, Denial, and Passion, and Death of our Savior. Our reflections should lead to a more joyful celebration of Easter and a … Continue reading Holy Week Retreat for Men & Women
