Labyrinth Presentation— Sacred Pattern, Sacred Path - Presenter: Sister Anita M. Constance, SC
Sr. Anita will introduce you to the ancient art of the Labyrinth. The labyrinth has been used for centuries as a “pilgrimage experience.” When Christian pilgrims could not get to Jerusalem, they walked the labyrinth. Undoubtedly, it was a way to ponder how they were walking in the footsteps of Jesus in their daily life.
Walking the labyrinth will be part of this workshop experience, so please either wear socks or bring your favorite pair to change into before walking the labyrinth.
Date: June 8, 2010
Time: 7-8pm (includes walking the labyrinth)
Cost: $20; Deposit: $10
Vows for the People of God - Presenter: Sister Simone Campbell, SSS
We in the vowed life often think of our vows in their personal or religious community dimensions. This workshop will explore how the vows, an extension of Baptism, have Catholic Social Teaching at their core. Through in-put, poetry, reflection and dialogue we will explore how the evangelical counsels are at the heart of our faith action in the world.
Date:June 26, 2010
Time: 10 am—3 pm
Cost: $50.00—Deposit: $20
The Arts of the Sisters of Charity
Celebrating 150 years as Sisters of Charity—Generation to Generation—through the Arts
Date: July 17, 2010
Time: 12 Noon—5:00 p.m.
A Rest Stop for the Soul: A Retreat for Weary Travelers - Presenters: Father Ron Henery, O.P. and Father Bob Vaughn, O.P.
When we become weary of the road and weary of life, it’s time to take a break! A retreat is like a rest stop for the soul. God can refresh us and mend our hearts at these rest stops along the way.
Date:August 1-6, 2010
Time: Begins 7 pm, August 1; ends after lunch, August 6
Cost: Xavier Center Accommodations $390—Deposit: $50
Madison Hotel Accommodations $525—Deposit: $50
Intensive Journal Workshop
The Intensive Journal Method is a integrated system using writing exercise in a setting of privacy and quiet to help you: gain awareness about diverse areas of your life, connect with your real self, develop a more meaningful life. More than “journal writing,” this method is based upon principles of psychology, providing you with unique approaches to develop your life. The Intensive Journal method is recognized as the leader in self-development writing programs. For more information or to register please call 800-221-5844.
Date:August 6-11, 2010
