Ignatian Retreats:
3-Day Ignatian Weekend June 24-26, 2022
8-Day Ignatian Retreat (tba)
8-Day Ignatian Retreat (tba)
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This silent Ignatian retreat is built around the elements of Lectio Divina and the Examen prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola. The Examen is a technique of prayerful reflection on the events your day in order to discern God’s direction for you. On this retreat, you will review your life from a prayerful, God-Centered perspective. Fr. David Rosenberg, ISD Director, will be the Rector for this retreat. It begins with registration at 1:00 pm.. The opening session will consist of orientation and an introduction to the rest of the week. You will be introduced to your spiritual director on Sunday at Orientation, whom you will meet with each day for the rest of the week. Spiritual Direction is included in the cost of the retreat. Daily liturgical prayer is a key element of the retreat, including Morning Prayer, Mass, and Evening Prayer during Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Retreatants are invited to serve in various liturgical roles (laity as leaders for Liturgy of the Hours and as readers; deacons to assist at Mass and give the final blessing at the Liturgy of Hours; priests as principal celebrants for Mass and for Benediction). The cost of this retreat is $620 per person, this includes all meals, materials, lodging, and spiritual direction. A non-refundable deposit of $100 is requested with your registration. |
Topics Covered:
Day 1 -The Place Where You Stand is Holy Ground, Prayer and Ministry, Recognizing God’s Presence Day 2 The Temptations of Jesus, The False Self, The Incarnation Day 3 The Baptism of Jesus, Jesus the Compassion of God, Hospitality and Table Fellowship, The Workers in the Vineyard Day 4 Vocation and Discipleship, Noli Me Tangere: Jesus and Women, Leadership in a Changing Church Day 5 To Minister as Jesus Did, In Earthen Vessels, Preaching and Presiding, Do Not Be Afraid Day 6 The Imitatio Chisti, An Embodied Christ, Celibacy and Community, Discerning the Spirit Day 7 The Seed Must Die, The Passion of Jesus, The Ressurection, Contemplatio Ad Amoren |