Events for February 22, 2020
Personal Days of Retreat & Renewal
You are invited to take a day or days of personal retreat to focus on your “self care.” How are you taking care of yourself spiritually, physically and emotionally? At
Centering Prayer Retreat
This retreat, offered from Tuesday, 18 February till Friday, 21 February 2020, at Holy Cross Monastery in the Hudson Valley offers opportunities for both those new to the Centering Prayer and those who have an established practice. During the retreat, one will experience integrating contemplation and action through silence, solitude, community and the rhythm
Centering Prayer Weekend Retreat
Begins Friday evening with dinner; ends Sunday with lunch. Fr. Bill Sheehan will be presenting.
Centering Prayer Retreat
Every Moment Just As It Is A Silent Centering Prayer Retreat February 21-23 2020 Begins Friday at 6:00 p.m. and Concludes Sunday at 1 p.m. $300/$260 Commuter “Every Now is a slice of Divine Being.” Cynthia Bourgeault "We stop making effort and just take everything as it comes. And then you’re in the present moment.
Introduction to Centering Prayer Workshop
Centering Prayer Introductory Workshop - In this introductory workshop, you will learn the method and principles of Centering Prayer practice in a quiet, reflective atmosphere. In Centering Prayer Introductory workshops you’ll learn the method and principles of this prayer practice and have the opportunity to experience this ancient method in a quiet, reflective atmosphere. The workshop covers
Welcoming Prayer Introductory Workshop
This introductory workshop will explore the practices of the Welcoming Prayer and Centering Prayer. The Welcoming Prayer is a method of consenting to God’s presence and action in our physical and emotional reactions to events and situations in daily life. The purpose of the Welcoming Prayer is to deepen our relationship with God through consenting
Centering Prayer Retreat
A Pre-Lenten Urban Winter Retreat The "Spiritual Journey" is a metaphor for how our beliefs change and develop throughout life. We are all always "on the way," and eveyone travels at a different pace. As seekers many of us find the more intimately we come to know God, the more intense the desire for
