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An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

There is a close relationship between poetry, prayer, and place. The six-day, largely silent retreat will give time to discuss and reflect on the poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins and also to rest, to walk, and pray.

Whether this is new to you or familiar, come and join! This retreat, led by Romola Parish, will begin each day with a prayerful focus on images created by Romola. Through deepening into this prayer, you will be helped to listen to responses stirring in you and finding God in that. Romola will then gently help each person find a way of expressing this response creatively in whatever medium beckons. This might be through stitching, paints, sketching, arranging words on a page, poetry, collage, photography, air drying clay or something else.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An online individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. Each retreatant has their own retreat guide or ‘spiritual director’ with whom you meet each day via Zoom, and who will help you to reflect on your experience and discern. The online retreats are based on the Spiritual Exercises and the Ignatian tradition.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

Whether this is new to you or familiar, come and join! This retreat, led by Romola Parish, will begin each day with a prayerful focus on images created by Romola. Through deepening into this prayer, you will be helped to listen to responses stirring in you and finding God in that. Romola will then gently help each person find a way of expressing this response creatively in whatever medium beckons. This might be through stitching, paints, sketching, arranging words on a page, poetry, collage, photography, air drying clay or something else.

Exploring the process of experiential writing with Fr Philip Harrison SJ who is the editor of The Way, the international journal of Christian spirituality published by the Jesuits in Britain

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius ‘I ask for knowledge of all I have received, that stirred to profound gratitude I may become able to love and serve God in all things’ [Sp Exx 233]

Formerly titled "Introduction to Spiritual Accompaniment", the aim of this eight day course, which runs three times a year, is to introduce participants to the basic principles of Ignatian spiritual conversation and accompaniment.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An online individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. Each retreatant has their own retreat guide or ‘spiritual director’ with whom you meet each day via Zoom, and who will help you to reflect on your experience and discern. The online retreats are based on the Spiritual Exercises and the Ignatian tradition.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

There are times when many people need to make significant changes either in work, vocation or relationships, or would like time to explore decisions before God.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

Pope Leo XIV following his election stated that "We want to be a synodal church, walking and always seeking peace, charity, closeness, especially to those who are suffering"

An online individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. Each retreatant has their own retreat guide or ‘spiritual director’ with whom you meet each day via Zoom, and who will help you to reflect on your experience and discern. The online retreats are based on the Spiritual Exercises and the Ignatian tradition.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

Are you in a liminal space in your life? In that strange place between an ending and the not yet? You may be in a time of transition and feel that you would welcome a safe comfortable space to step out of the daily rhythms to spend some time with God.

An individually guided retreat offers you the time and opportunity to pay attention to God and to be more aware of God’s work in your life. It also gives the space to pray and to reflect on your life, to consider the decisions you have to make, and the priorities you want to set.

The “Ten Week” course aims to help participants to gain competence and experience in giving individually guided retreats based on the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola through both experiential and theoretical learning.

The aim of this eight day course, which runs three times a year, is to introduce participants to the basic principles of Ignatian spiritual conversation and accompaniment.

Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius ‘I ask for knowledge of all I have received, that stirred to profound gratitude I may become able to love and serve God in all things’ [Sp Exx 233]

For those wishing to make the full Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius in three stages of ten days each.

On this retreat participants will be invited to experience new ways of praying using the ancient wisdom of Yoga. The theme of the retreat is healing, and the retreat will provide the opportunity for a greater sense of connection with God, ourselves, each other, the earth and all its creatures.

These retreats are for those who would like to make the full Spiritual Exercises in a residential form but not as a full month away. The advantage of this method of making the Exercises is that there is time to take in each 'week' of the Exercises and to ‘test’ them with the reality of everyday life. We cannot guarantee the same retreat guide for each stage.

Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius ‘I ask for knowledge of all I have received, that stirred to profound gratitude I may become able to love and serve God in all things’ [Sp Exx 233]

To help participants grow in their capacity to offer Ignatian spiritual direction in different contexts. The course recognises that spiritual direction in the Ignatian tradition is discerning, dynamic and personal. The assumption behind the process is that God is at work in the everyday life of each person.

For those wishing to make the full Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius in three stages of ten days each.

The aim of this eight day course, which runs three times a year, is to introduce participants to the basic principles of Ignatian spiritual conversation and accompaniment.

These retreats are for those who would like to make the full Spiritual Exercises in a residential form but not as a full month away. The advantage of this method of making the Exercises is that there is time to take in each 'week' of the Exercises and to ‘test’ them with the reality of everyday life. We cannot guarantee the same retreat guide for each stage.

Spiritual directors need to reflect on their practice and also be accountable to others about their work. Supervision provides for this, as well as an excellent way to develop one’s skills and to learn.

For those wishing to make the full Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius in three stages of ten days each.

The aim of this eight day course, which runs three times a year, is to introduce participants to the basic principles of Ignatian spiritual conversation and accompaniment.

Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius ‘I ask for knowledge of all I have received, that stirred to profound gratitude I may become able to love and serve God in all things’ [Sp Exx 233]

To help participants grow in their capacity to offer Ignatian spiritual direction in different contexts. The course recognises that spiritual direction in the Ignatian tradition is discerning, dynamic and personal. The assumption behind the process is that God is at work in the everyday life of each person.