We are continuing the tradition of three retreats a year. Our practice is to have a theme that is explored all year. This academic year we are focusing on our Community Rule : "To Love, to Serve, to Forgive". At the Samhain retreat we looked at “To Love.” At our Imbolc retreat we focused on “To Serve.” At our Beltane retreat, June 11-13, 2021 on Zoom, we will be exploring what it means to forgive.
we will be exploring what it means to forgive.
In addition, at the Beltane Retreat we will be receiving new novices, professing members, ordaining deacons and priests. It will be a time of celebration.
we will be exploring what it means to forgive.
In addition, at the Beltane Retreat we will be receiving new novices, professing members, ordaining deacons and priests. It will be a time of celebration.
we will be exploring what it means to forgive.
In addition, at the Beltane Retreat we will be receiving new novices, professing members, ordaining deacons and priests. It will be a time of celebration.
In addition, we will be receiving new novices, professing members, and ordaining deacons and priests. It will be a time of celebration.
Friday, June 11
6:00-7:30pm—Service of ordination, receiving and professing members
Saturday, June 12
10:00am-12:00pm—Session One on Forgiveness
1:30-3:30pm—Session Two on Forgiveness
5:00-7:00pm—Session Three on Forgiveness
Sunday, June 13
10:00am—Eucharist
It is helpful for our preparation to know approximately how many people will be attending the retreat. Therefore, please register for the retreat if you are planning on attending by emailing Abbess +Jane.
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Jane and Andy Fitz-Gibbon may be booked to lead or speak at your church or community retreat.
Subjects you may be interested in:
- The Secular or New Monasticism
- Celtic Spirituality
- Feminist Theology
- Mysticism
- Spirituality East and West
- Love and Morality
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