Take time to pause, step off the hamster wheel of life for an hour, and tune into what grounds and roots you, into a deeper and wider perspective. In that pause, you might just discover something of who you are, what you deeply desire, and what the world and these times are calling you into.
Everyone is welcome – just bring your openness and curiosity, and of course your imagination!
Join us on February 2nd, the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple. An opportunity to join the celebration of Jesus’ new life as he is welcomed into the community of God.
Join our live Zoom session once a month on Wednesdays at 8pm (please note this is a new Zoom link)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81534467879?pwd=c1FzYnd0RHoxdE5FYkp1MXdZUTBnUT09
Meeting ID: 8153446 7879
An online individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.
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Try an individually guided retreat online from anywhere with a spiritual guide from St Beuno's Jesuit Spirituality Centre. Each retreatant has their own retreat guide or ‘spiritual director’ with whom you meet each day via Zoom, and who will help you to reflect on your experience and discern.
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St Beuno's are now offering the Full Spiritual Exercises in daily life via Zoom. The 19th Annotation retreat involves weekly or bi-weekly meetings with a spiritual director, where retreatants will be guided through the Spiritual Exercises following a pattern of meditation, contemplation, Scripture, and prayer.
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Spend an hour with our online prayer community each Friday. Each prayer session will include: - A Welcome to all participants - Input from ISC Team and Associates. - Personal time for Individual Prayer - Sharing in Groups - Feedback and Final Prayer.
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An opportunity to deepen your prayer life and be guided in different types of prayer. There is also a chance to share in small groups.
Discover moreSpend an hour with our online prayer community each Friday. Each prayer session will include: - A Welcome to all participants - Input from ISC Team and Associates. - Personal time for Individual Prayer - Sharing in Groups - Feedback and Final Prayer.
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When life derails our ambitions and plans, God is there to open a new horizon for us and is calling us constantly to continue walking. Join us for a guided meditation on the life of St Ignatius of Loyola.
Discover moreWhen life derails our ambitions and plans, God is there to open a new horizon for us and is calling us constantly to continue walking. Join us for a guided meditation on the life of St Ignatius of Loyola.
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A two day online course designed to help you refresh your skills as a spiritual director. The course is in the Ignatian tradition and some knowledge of and experience of Ignatian spirituality is helpful. However, those who have trained in other traditions are also welcome.
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Revd Cameron Abernethy will lead us in this study day looking at the idea of sin and forgiveness in the writings of Ignatius of Loyola and Julian of Norwich.
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A look at key concepts of Ignatian Spirituality including Freedom, Imagination and Magnanimity.We shall be studying in depth some of the most important concepts of Ignatian Spirituality with a particular emphasis on the Spiritual Exercises. Led by Vron Smith.
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This workshop is aimed at spiritual directors who have made the Exercises themselves and wish to deepen their understanding of the text and dynamic of the Exercises.
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This weekend course offers practising Spiritual Directors ongoing training and development.
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Professor Peter Davidson, Senior Research Fellow in Renaissance and Baroque Studies at Campion Hall, will be delivering the first Campion Lecture of the 2021-22 academic year, entitled: “St Robert Southwell and His Readers."
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