During this introduction to contemplative prayer, we will explore Centering Prayer as well as the Ignatian method of using our imagination to draw us deeper into Biblical stories.

Centering Prayer is a simple method that helps us welcome God's presence into our inner being as we pray. It involves sitting quietly, perhaps using a "sacred word", image or our breath to gently let go of distracting thoughts when they come, thus opening ourselves again to God’s presence.

The Ignatian method of imaginative prayer helps us enter a Gospel scene using all five senses. By visualizing the setting, hearing, smelling, and touching, we engage with Jesus personally, allowing the scene to unfold in the imagination to foster a deeper, intimate relationship with God.

All are welcome, and light refreshments will be provided.

Schedule:
2:00 Welcome, all! Light refreshments (vegetarian soup, Brötchen)
2:30 Centering Prayer
2:50 Stretch Break
3:00 Ignatian Method
3:20 Short feedback and depart

Workshop facilitators:
Fr. Richard
Noreen Nanz
Cate Johnson

For more information, contact
Cate Johnson: [email protected]
Noreen Nanz: [email protected]

RSVP to Cate Johnson by
Wednesday, March 11
to ensure sufficient soup and Brötchen for all!

Each Tuesday during Lent, all are invited to join in 20-30 minutes of prayer for the needs of the world, our community, and ourselves. We meet on Zoom at 8pm, directly after Evening Prayer (7.30pm).

Good Friday contemplation and reflection at the Stations of the Cross.

We remember Christ's death on the cross, and we repent.

Watching and waiting for the Good News of the resurrection.