This retreat will take place at St Mary’s Monastery and Retreat Centre, Kinnoull, Perth, Scotland. Comments and feedback on previous weekends included:
‘I am deeply grateful for this experience’
‘Life-changing’
‘The ability of the course leaders to recognise the direction that God was taking us and the insight to go with it made this retreat stand out’
‘This was one of the most profound experiences I have had. Something moved in me and changed me for the better’.
About the retreat givers:
Steve Noone is a recently retired clinical psychologist who has used mindfulness skills extensively in his practice and teaching.
Liz Lord is a tutor on the MSt in Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) at the University of Oxford. Formerly she was an assistant head teacher and has worked in education at all levels.
Fr Roger Dawson SJ is a Jesuit priest, previous Director of St Beuno's Jesuit Spirituality Centre and trained as a clinical psychologist. He is currently the Superior of the Jesuits in Scotland.
This retreat starts on Thursday evening and ends after lunch on Sunday. Suggested donation: £350 (3 nights).
See https://www.kinnoullmonastery.co.uk/courses/be-still-and-know-that. For bookings, contact info@kinnoullmonastery.co.uk or phone 01738624075.
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The team at St Beuno's have created this retreat for participants to reflect on Pope Leo XIV's statement: "We want to be a synodal church, walking and always seeking peace, charity, closeness, especially to those who are suffering."
This residential weekend retreat offers participants the opportunity to explore the human condition through your own life story, in the context of the Gospel and the Christian spiritual life, using mindfulness skills and contemplative Christian prayer.
This is an online retreat day especially for you to set aside time with God while making. You will find your own quiet space to be at work and use your own materials of choice. There will be suggestions for prayer and opportunities to share your prayer.
An online retreat in daily life enables you to make time for prayer and reflection in the midst of daily commitments. It is suitable both for people who feel like they don't have enough time to pray and for those who simply feel like their prayer life needs refreshment.
