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For 175 years, St Beuno’s has been a place of prayer and encounter with God. What part has St Beuno’s played in your faith journey? Is there a person, a place or an experience that has helped you to find God at work in your life? Help us to write a collective 'faith history' of St Beuno's...

Guest director, Ged Johnson shares with us his dream of building a retreat house in the grounds of his home, close to St Beuno’s, which was realised just before the pandemic.

Friend of St Beuno's, Hilary Earnshaw, looks back on an invitation that she heard as a refrain during our last Friends' weekend...

This Christmas, as we prepare to celebrate the Mystery of the Incarnation, St Beuno’s team member Fr Ian Tomlinson SJ shares a reflection on what it means to contemplate God’s goodness and beauty in creation.

On 4th November, the Catholic Church celebrated the feast day of that rather imposing figure of the Counter Reformation, St Charles Borromeo. What is perhaps less known is how much this energetic saint owed and contributed to the history and spirituality of the early Jesuits...

For those times when the weather can seem wild and unforgiving in our lives, Friend of St Beuno’s, Marvic Sammut reminds us that our God continues to dwell with us, to be a refuge in difficult times, and that peace will return...

In her poem, recent retreatant Kerryn Penson lets us share in the moving sight of a sunset here at St Beuno's earlier this summer.

Catherine Mangham shares her perspective on some of the highlights of our Friends of St Beuno’s weekend last month:

Director of St Beuno's, Ruth Holgate, explains her plan for involving the Friends of St Beuno's in advertising our new programme of retreats and courses to those who may not yet have come.

We at St Beuno’s are part of a bigger family working together as Partners in Mission. To this end we share with you a reflection offered to a gathering of Jesuits recently by Bishop Nicholas Hudson, from Thinking Faith, in which he reflects on this theme and also encourages the seeking of ‘ever greater closeness with the poor and with Christ’.