• Centering Prayer Silent Retreat Weekend – October Centering Prayer Retreat

    Sisters of Charity Motherhouse 5900 Delhi Road, Cincinnati, OH, United States

    Join the Contemplative Outreach of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Chapter for a four day Centering Prayer, silent retreat. The retreat is being held at the scenic Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Motherhouse, which is located in Mt. St. Joseph, OH, 45051. More information will be coming soon!

  • Modern Mystical and Contemplative Wisdom: Spiritual Insights from Howard Thurman, Evelyn Underhill, and Ram Dass

    Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center 303 Tunxis Road, West Hartford, CT, United States

    The twentieth century brought sweeping technological, political, and social change, reshaping religion and spirituality in public and private life. It also witnessed a revival of mystical and contemplative spirituality led by remarkable teachers. This contemplative weekend invites deeper silence and centered living through the wisdom of three figures: Howard Thurman, Martin Luther King Jr.’s mentor;

  • All Saints-All Souls Visio Divina & Centering Prayer ONLINE

    Internet - Online

     All Saints-All Souls Visio Divina is the focus for this online half day Centering Prayer/Welcoming Prayer mini-retreat via Hawaiʻi (1st Saturday of every month) @ 9:00 am – 11:30 am UTC-10 FREE First Saturdays online retreats are a special time where we explore our Centering Prayer practice. We are looking forward to sharing Physio-Divina (Moving)

    Free
  • Contemplative Movement: Bringing Your Body into Your Practice

    St. Martin's Episcopal Church, Chicago 5700 W. Midway Park, Chicago, IL, United States

    Centering Prayer provides many spiritual and emotional benefits. It leads us to an inner peace and connection to the Divine. In this experiential event we will practice how to bring that peace into your body, and into your interactions with others. We will engage in Barbara Dilley's Contemplative Dance Practice. This practice incorporates seated meditation

    $25.00
  • Centering Prayer Weekend Retreat

    Bethany Retreat Center 1031 Germania Rd, Frenchville, PA, United States

    Join Sr. Ruth Ann for our new Centering Prayer Series, offered every other month. This ongoing retreat invites you to broaden and deepen your Centering Prayer practice in a warm and welcoming environment. Come once or come to them all—each session stands on its own while also supporting a growing contemplative rhythm. Together, we’ll explore

    $275.00
  • Guard of the Heart – via Zoom

    Internet - Online

    “One practice to bring the effects of contemplative prayer into daily life is traditionally known as “Guard of the Heart.” This consists of letting go of every emotional disturbance as

    $40.00
  • A Friar in the Kitchen: Practicing the Presence of God with Brother Lawrence

    The Cathedral of the Incarnation 4 East University Parkway, Baltimore, Maryland

    These days there are a plethora of books on topics such as ordinary mysticism or finding God in everyday life, and they all owe a huge debt of gratitude to the one who started the trend in the mid-17th century: Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection, who was born into humble circumstances in Herimenil, Lorraine, in

    $25
  • Opening to God’s Being and Becoming

    Internet - Online

    2-part Online Centering Prayer Retreat Series God — the source of true joy and lasting peace — is not outside or at a distance from us. God is the very

    $75
  • The Deepening Stages of Consent: An Advent e-Retreat

    Internet - Online

    The Deepening Stages of Consent An Advent e-retreat Monday November 30 – Thursday December 24, 2026 Free; suggested love offering $60 USD Facilitated by Pamela Begeman, Justin Coutts and Matt

    free: donations accepted
  • Removing Obstacles for Transformation…Moving Toward Union

    Siena Retreat Center, Racine WI 5637 Erie St, Racine, WI 53402, Racine, WI, United States

    "When we are not thinking, analyzing, or planning, and place ourselves in the presence of God we open ourselves to the content of the unconscious." - Thomas Keating What keeps