Matt Talbot Retreat for Women: “No God, no recovery”

April 16 – 18  at Inisfada. For women in recovery from alcohol. Presenter: Kathy McClean. This Retreat will focus on the Need for God in our Recovery. Ms. McLean is a Certified Spiritual Director and a Jungian Dream Worker. She has been doing Retreat Work for 15 years and has offered her talents locally at the Tabor Retreat Center, Cor Maria, and The Cenacle.  A Non-refundable $100 deposit is required . Price is per person. $240pp private room, $190pp semi-private room, $170pp commuter. Limited number of suites (private room with private bath) for additional charge. Massage and Reiki available on selected retreats at additional charge.  Check-in 5pm. You are welcome to join us for 4pm Mass on Friday before checking in. Retreat begins with 6:30pm dinner Friday, ends with 12 noon lunch Sunday. Check out 1pm.

The Prodigal Daugther:Your Invitation to Come Home CANCELLED

Sunday, February 28: 3pm-5pm    If you are looking for a new way to evangelize those seeking their way back home to God, the dramatic liturgical presentation of “The Prodigal Daughter” is a great way to touch the heart and soul. This unique depiction of one woman’s struggle to return home in spite of her own acknowledged sin is written and performed by Doreen Firestone. She is not only a professional Broadway and opera singer/actress, but is a Roman Catholic and a convert from Judaism. The performance is truly a unique living meditation in line with the Ignatian Spirituality. After the performance, Doreen will be available to offer her testemonial to how the  redemptive power of Jesus Christ transformed her life.  Free will donation.  Advanced registration is required.

Preparing to Hear the Sunday Scriptures

Begins Wednesday, September 16, 10am-11am and 7:30pm-8:30pm . Presenter: Fr. Bill Walsh, SJ. $10pp per session. Meets September – June.

Caregivers Support Group

Sunday, May 23.  3pm-5pm. Presented by Irene Rush Nolan, RN. $20pp.

Caregiver’s Support program meets to give those involved with the caring of the sick or disabled person some time to pray, share, rest and refocus themselves. The program is open to all involved in doing this work, be it for a family member, friend or as part of their profession or Ministry.

Irene Rush Nolan is a registered nurse with many years experience in caring for the chronically ill and homebound. Irene is also an associate on the staff of St. Ignatius Jesuit Retreat House and a spiritual director.

Sunday Zen

Meets Sundays from 8am-9:30am in the Interfaith Room.