Zoom Retreats

This retreat is for anyone seeing deeper practice of Centering Prayer Fr. Thomas Keating describes Centering Prayer as the keystone of a comprehensive commitment to the contemplative dimension of the Gospel, manifesting as a deepening union with Christ, and practical caring for others. This way of praying in silence opens our hearts and minds to […]

"Centering Prayer and Enneagram" retreat is meant for anyone who wants to advance in their contemplative prayer practice with a deeper knowledge of who we are and why we do the things we do. Knowing who we are is the first step into growing in wisdom. Enneagram personality types will show us what motivates us and why some of us can focus, learn, pray, and have a discipline of life better than others. This online retreat on zoom is a quick look into the Enneagrammic person in us. When we know what inspires us, then it will be easier for…

Welcoming Prayer, a beautiful form of everyday contemplative prayer, is accessible to all now. Anyone who was introduced to Welcoming Prayer has learned a new way of connecting with God through everyday events of life, rather than worry about not finding enough time to sit in Centering Prayer or Contemplation. Welcoming Prayer can enhance your contemplative life and Centering Prayer. It can redirect your energy and make your spiritual life meaningful and practical. Here below are what you will receive in a 3-hour Zoom retreat. Introduction to Welcoming Prayer Human Condition Prayer and Practice Divine Therapy WP and Movement 1…

Knowing oneself is the starting point of wisdom. Enneagram types tell us who we are and what we can be if we grow into positive invitations from our neighbors, we call, The Wings, in Enneagram studies. Learning about the Enneagrammic Personalities can enhance your spiritual growth. In this retreat, we will delve deeper into the Stress and Security Movements leading to Aversions and Attractions as we call in Centering Prayer. It is required that you take the Part I retreat. There are several offerings throughout the year that you can take. Here is the link to the Part I retreat…