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2010 Retreat Calendar The following retreats
have been confirmed. Please note that this page is continually updated and
amended. Copies of the Retreat Brochure, including amendments and additions
can be requested from the office. ** AMENDED** Listening
to God Fr Michael Campbell-Johnston SJ 22nd – 29th August 2010 A
retreat is essentially something God does within us. It is not something we
do ourselves nor, still less, something the retreat giver does. We come not
to learn something new but to listen in silence to God’s voice. He is calling
us and has something to say to us at this particular moment in our lives. The
retreat giver will use the booklet: ’Time to Change : An Ignatian Retreat in
Everyday Life (DLT 2010). It would be useful if the retreatants could obtain
a copy. Fr Michael
Campbell-Johnston SJ is a British Jesuit and former Provincial, who has
worked for many years in Latin America Following in the footsteps of Jesus the Redeemer 12th – 19th September 2010 The retreat
will follow Jesus mission and journey to the Cross by reflection and prayer
around key scripture texts from the Gospels. The emphasis will be on the
meaning of these texts for daily Christian life and discipleship. Ciarán
O’Callaghan is a Redemptorist priest working in Ireland. He studied at the
Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and completed his doctorate at Trinity
College, Dublin. For over 18 years he has lectured on the Bible in Ireland,
the UK, Brazil and South Africa. He is now a member of the leadership team of
the Redemptorists and has primary responsibility for the proclamation of the
Word by Redemptorists in Ireland. He works fulltime now as an itinerant
preacher. FULLY BOOKED! ‘Jesus in the Midst’ in the documents of Vatican II 1st – 8th October 2010 In the talks,
we will seek to better understand how the fathers of the Council see the
Church as the Pilgrim People of God, the Body of Christ and the Temple of the
Holy Spirit, with a special reference to the Church as the community of
Jesus’ disciples who gather in His name. Above all else, we will seek to
generate the presence of Jesus in our midst, through prayer, worship and
being for each other in love. Tom Surlis is a priest of the Diocese of Achonry
in the west of Ireland. Fr Tom is completing his doctrinal studies in
Ecclesiology in the Gregorian University, Rome. His area of special interest
is the significance of Matthew 18: 20 (“Where two or three are gathered in my
name, there I am in the midst of them”) for the Church on the threshold of
the third millennium. The Heart Has its Reasons 11th
– 18th October 2010 On our way to the
fullness of life, I believe God offers to us gifts of the heart to lighten
our steps. If we accept the gifts – such as a faithful and courageous heart,
a thoughtful heart, a reflective prayerful heart, a forgiving heart, a good-humoured heart – and if we allow them to grow within us, they will enable us
to renew young and cheerful of heart. Bishop John
Crowley was ordained in 1965 for the Archdiocese of Westminster. After two
curacies and a stint in the Catholic Missionary Society he was secretary to Cathedral
House for six years before being appointed auxiliary bishop to Central London
for another six years. In 1992 he was appointed bishop of the Diocese of
Middlesbrough and remained until 2007 when he stood down for health reasons.
Since then, Bishop Crowley has resided at the parish of Our Lady of Lourdes,
Wanstead. He conducts retreats for clergy, religious and lay groups. FULLY BOOKED! Weekend Retreat 22nd – 24th October 2010 ADVENT 2010
Advent Triduum Led by Sisters of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God For further information, or to be send a brochure, Tel: +44 (0)20 8788 4188 Email: deputydir.kairos@psmgs.org The
Kairos Centre
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