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At the service of mission, the final document of the Synod proclaims the hope that the synodal Church will bring to fruition: "...the intertwining of our vocations, charisms and ministries, by going forth to meet everyone in order to bring the joy of the Gospel: communion with God, with the entire humanity and all of creation." (Final Document of the Synod [154] October 2024).
Over the two days, participants are encouraged to explore some of the key themes of the final Synod document through prayerful reflection and spiritual conversation. This is an opportunity to discern and attend to the Spirit’s invitation in our own context and life.
The methodology will be conversation in the Spirit and there will be talking at meals but there will also be opportunities for silence.
This reflective retreat is being led by two experienced spiritual directors, Vron Smith of the Jesuit Institute and Catriona Fletcher of the Ignatian Spirituality Centre in Glasgow.
To register and book a place you can find this information on the retreat page on the St Beuno's here.
Photo of Pope Leo XVI: Edgar Beltrán / The Pillar, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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.
