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Jan. 21 | Feb. 4, 18 | Mar. 4, 18 | Apr. 1, 15 The experience of sin and grace is among the most fundamental concepts of all humanity and, in particular, the Christian faith. In both Romans and Galatians, the apostle Paul emphasizes that salvation comes through God’s grace and not by following the […]
Silent retreat for men in the tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola Patron: St. Robert Southwell, SJ Theme: Hope Springs Forth Format: Silent & Optional Sharing Director: Sr. Linda Sevcik, SM Groups: Notre Dame; Ypsilanti Men; Fr. Bernard J. Wernert, SJ You do not have to be a member of the groups listed above to attend this retreat. All men are […]
Jan. 13 | Feb. 10 | Mar. 10 | Apr. 14 | May 12 | June 9 Engaging with the Living Word of God How do we draw closer to God amidst the challenges of modern life? The ancient prayer practice of lectio divina, enhanced with guidance from St. Ignatius’ teachings, can help us discover […]
Jan. 28 | Feb. 11, 25 | Mar. 11, 25 | Apr. 8, 22 During our second semester, we will continue to look at and pray about the life of Christ as painted by the French artist James Tissot (1836-1902). After a powerful religious experience in 1885 Tissot abandoned the lifestyle and art genres that […]
Mar. 12—Creating a Compassionate Way of Life Mar. 19—Self-Compassion Mar. 26—Widening the Circle of Compassion Lent is the springtime of the Church, a season that mirrors the new life emerging in the natural world. Lent rouses us to “repent and believe the good news.” Rather than giving up chocolate or coffee this year, try cultivating […]
Silent retreat for men in the tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola Patron: St. Andrew Bobola, SJ Theme: Living the Life of the Kingdom of God Format: Silent Director: Fr. Robert Flack, SJ Groups: Mother of God; U of D High Alumni; St. Irenaeus-Rochester You do not have to be a member of the groups listed above in order to attend […]
Jan. 21 | Feb. 4, 18 | Mar. 4, 18 | Apr. 1, 15 The experience of sin and grace is among the most fundamental concepts of all humanity and, in particular, the Christian faith. In both Romans and Galatians, the apostle Paul emphasizes that salvation comes through God’s grace and not by following the […]
Mar. 12—Creating a Compassionate Way of Life Mar. 19—Self-Compassion Mar. 26—Widening the Circle of Compassion Lent is the springtime of the Church, a season that mirrors the new life emerging in the natural world. Lent rouses us to “repent and believe the good news.” Rather than giving up chocolate or coffee this year, try cultivating […]
Silent retreat for men and women in the tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola There are quiet places in our hearts where we store doubts, memories, fears and hurts that need the loving hand of Jesus to heal. Receive His embrace during a precious few days of quiet and serenity. In this place of peace, […]
Would you like to make a retreat during the season of Lent, but can’t get away for an entire weekend? Enjoyed a previous retreat and need a spiritual tune-up? Or are you just curious about what a retreat might be like? If so, an onsite Sunday Afternoon Reflection at Manresa is for you! The afternoon […]
Jan. 28 | Feb. 11, 25 | Mar. 11, 25 | Apr. 8, 22 During our second semester, we will continue to look at and pray about the life of Christ as painted by the French artist James Tissot (1836-1902). After a powerful religious experience in 1885 Tissot abandoned the lifestyle and art genres that […]
Mar. 12—Creating a Compassionate Way of Life Mar. 19—Self-Compassion Mar. 26—Widening the Circle of Compassion Lent is the springtime of the Church, a season that mirrors the new life emerging in the natural world. Lent rouses us to “repent and believe the good news.” Rather than giving up chocolate or coffee this year, try cultivating […]
