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SUMMARY:The Spiritual Journey via the Enneagram
DESCRIPTION:The Enneagram is an ancient holistic system that identifies nine personality types.\nIt helps us learn what our strengths are as well as where we go when under stress.\nThe Enneagram helps us understand and have compassion for ourselves and others.\nIt is a powerful tool for Transformation. \nThis retreat will:\n✓ Introduce the Nine personality types\n✓ Explore the Directions of Integration and Stress and the Levels of Development\n✓ Understand the role of presence –a contemplative approach to the Enneagram \nPRESENTER: Carol Schindler\nCarol Schindler has been practicing Centering Prayer for 30 years. In 2001 she become a\nContemplative Outreach presenter and she has been co-leading a Centering Prayer Group since 2000. Carol was part of the New Jersey Chapter team and led yearly retreats at the Maris Stella Retreat House in Long Beach Island NJ. Carol studied Enneagram at the Enneagram Institute where she completed the course work required to be an instructor in 2009. Since then\, she has taught many Enneagram programs with an emphasis on using the Enneagram for spiritual development. \nThis workshop will include Centering Prayer each day. \nPlease register using the link below.
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/the-spiritual-journey-via-the-enneagram/
LOCATION:Siena Retreat Center\, Racine WI\, 5637 Erie St\, Racine\, WI 53402\, Racine\, WI\, 53402\, United States
CATEGORIES:Retreat
ORGANIZER;CN="Ann Koerner%2C CSA  akoerner45@gmail.com":MAILTO:Akoerner45@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Advent Centering Prayer Retreat
DESCRIPTION:This weekend retreat will focus on how Centering Prayer can heighten one’s understanding and appreciation for the season of Advent. \nCentering Prayer is a form of Christian silent meditation where one lets go of thoughts during periods of prayer typically lasting 20 minutes. It is rooted in the self-emptying love that forms the heart of Jesus’ teaching and life. The effect on those who practice it is an every-increasing awareness of the God’s action and presence in the course of ordinary life. \nScholarship assistance is available. Please contact Reservations for application\, Reservations@stmaryssewanee.org\, 931-598-5342.
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/advent-centering-prayer-retreat-2/
LOCATION:St. Mary’s Sewanee: The Ayres Center for Spiritual Development\, 770 St. Mary's Lane\, TN\, 37375\, United States
CATEGORIES:Retreat
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SUMMARY:Silent Saturday with Sr. Carol Ann Spencer: The End of All that is not Christ - via Zoom
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Silent Saturday with Sr. Carol Ann Spencer\nThe End of All that is not Christ\nDecember 9 8:30-2:30pm Eastern Standard Time \nContemplative Outreach of Columbus is offering a Silent Saturday. A Silent Saturday provides a few hours that are set aside for Centering Prayer\, Lectio Divina\, spiritual teaching and reflection. \n“Come rest awhile with the Lord” in preparation for Advent. Advent begins a new year in the liturgical cycle and we are invited once again to renew our journey by pondering Thomas Merton’s statement: “The Advent Mystery is the beginning of the end of all in us that is not Christ.” Sr. Carol Ann invites us to consider the wonders of the Incarnation. In Jesus\, we are told that God and humanity are meant for each other. We are called to become more fully human as Jesus was fully human. \nSr. Carol Ann Spencer O.P. is a member of the Dominican Sisters of Peace. She has led countless workshops and retreats. She is also the founding director of WELLSTREAMS\, a program for becoming a spiritual director\, and the Spirituality Network. The day will begin at 8:30am and last until 2:30pm. EST. \nRegister by sending an email to Bob Gorman (below) and a zoom link and handouts will be sent to you a few days in advance. \nThe event is free. Nondeductible donations to Contemplative Outreach of Columbus to cover costs are welcome. They can be sent to the care of Tom Davis at 844 Franklin Ave Columbus OH 43205.
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/silent-saturday-with-sr-carol-ann-spencer-the-end-of-all-that-is-not-christ-via-zoom/
LOCATION:Internet – Online
CATEGORIES:Webcast,Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="Contemplative Outreach of Columbus":MAILTO:rbrtgorman@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Finding Fullness Through Simplicity
DESCRIPTION:Contemplative Enrichment Day with Mark Kutolowski \nThis day is an opportunity to rediscover simplicity of life as a path to finding fullness and contentment in God. Drawing from his long experience living in an off-grid intentional community\, Mark will invite us into an audit of three fundamental areas of human life: our relationships with time and activity\, possessions and space\, and word and technology. In each\, we will seek practical ways to empty out\, to grow in simplicity\, and to make room for God to be born anew in our midst. \nThis program will be offered both in-person and online via Zoom. Information on how to access the program on Zoom will be sent to participants in advance. \nThis program will include a morning and an afternoon session of Centering Prayer. \nMark Kutolowski is the co-director of Metanoia of Vermont\, a lay contemplative community where residents and guests seek to follow the Way of Christ through work\, prayer\, and study in relationship with the land. Mark is an Oblate of Saint Benedict and a Centering Prayer teacher and has spent the past 25 years exploring the intersection of Christian faith\, embodiment\, and relationship with the natural world. \nPlease use the link below to register.
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/finding-fullness-through-simplicity/
LOCATION:Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center\, 303 Tunxis Road\, West Hartford\, CT\, 6107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Mike  Smoolca":MAILTO:msmoolca@hotmail.com
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SUMMARY:Advent Silent Saturday
DESCRIPTION:As we enter the season of Advent\, join us for a quiet morning of Centering Prayer and silence. The day is open to beginners as well as those experienced in contemplative prayer or silent meditation. The day provides time for communal Centering Prayer\, a contemplative walk\, private journaling and reflection\, and ends with a period of Lectio Divina. All are welcome. A brief introduction of Centering Prayer will be offered for those new to the practice. \nFor more info\, please contact Marilyn Nobori at 818-815-4480 or centeringprayer@hsrcenter.com\nRegister online at hsrcenter.com by December 1st\nA free will offering is gratefully appreciated.\nPlease arrive at 8:45am
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/advent-silent-saturday-3/
LOCATION:Holy Spirit Retreat Center\, 4316 Lanai Road\, Encino\, CA\, 91436\, United States
CATEGORIES:Retreat
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ORGANIZER;CN="Marilyn Nobori":MAILTO:centeringprayer@hsrcenter.com
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SUMMARY:The Healing Power of Centering Prayer
DESCRIPTION:Led by The Rev. Tim Grayson \n“You have made us for yourself\, O Lord\, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.”\n– St. Augustine \nThomas Keating\, one of the founders of the modern Centering Prayer movement\, popularized the Centering Prayer process as “divine therapy” because it enables the healing of deep psychological wounds and promotes spiritual growth. According to Keating\, this therapy leads to the “purification and healing of the unconscious\, thus deepening the practitioner’s relationship with God.” Acknowledging and releasing troubling thoughts that bubble up from deep within helps deconstruct the false self that emerges in childhood from our efforts to find security amid damaging societal and familial influences. \nIn this retreat\, Tim Grayson\, a member of COMW’s coordinating team and an Episcopal priest\, will review the work of renowned spiritual guides such as Keating\, Basil Pennington\, Thomas Merton\, Cynthia Bourgeault\, and Jim Finley\, who have written extensively on the healing properties of Centering Prayer. The program will include three Centering Prayer sessions and ample time for discussion. \nLocation: The Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle\n1725 Rhode Island Ave\, NW\, Washington\, DC\n(Please enter at the lower level through the door next to the garage\, and note that the church garage is closed on Saturdays\, but metered street parking is available\, as well as two parking garages close-by.)
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/the-healing-power-of-centering-prayer/
LOCATION:Cathedral of St. Matthew\, 1725 Rhode Island Ave\, NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Retreat
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ORGANIZER;CN="Contemplative Outreach of Maryland and Washington %EF%BB%BF(COMW)":MAILTO:info@ContemplativeOutreachofMarylandandWashington.org
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SUMMARY:The Healing Power of Centering Prayer
DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Rev. Tim Grayson \n“You have made us for yourself\, O Lord\, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.”\n– St. Augustine \nThomas Keating\, one of the founders of the modern Centering Prayer movement\, popularized the Centering Prayer process as “divine therapy” because it enables the healing of deep psychological wounds and promotes spiritual growth. According to Keating\, this therapy leads to the “purification and healing of the unconscious\, thus deepening the practitioner’s relationship with God.” Acknowledging and releasing troubling thoughts that bubble up from deep within helps deconstruct the false self that emerges in childhood from our efforts to find security amid damaging societal and familial influences. \nIn this retreat\, Tim Grayson\, a member of COMW’s coordinating team and an Episcopal priest\, will review the work of renowned spiritual guides such as Keating\, Basil Pennington\, Thomas Merton\, Cynthia Bourgeault\, and James Finley\, who have written extensively on the healing properties of Centering Prayer. The program will include three Centering Prayer sessions and ample time for discussion. \nTim is a longtime board member of Listening Hearts Ministries\, which is dedicated to teaching the practice of spiritual discernment\, and is an authorized Listening Hearts trainer. He also has a burgeoning interest in Christian mysticism.
URL:https://www.contemplativeoutreach.org/event/the-healing-power-of-centering-prayer-2/
LOCATION:The Cathedral of St Matthew the Apostle\, 1725 Rhode Island Ave\, NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20007\, United States
CATEGORIES:Retreat
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ORGANIZER;CN="Contemplative Outreach of Maryland and Washington %EF%BB%BF(COMW)":MAILTO:info@ContemplativeOutreachofMarylandandWashington.org
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