June 9 @ 7:00 pm – June 11 @ 1:00 pm $245.00 Suggested Offering MEN & WOMEN IGNATIAN – This retreat will help deepen your relationship with God, to grow in knowledge of God’s desires for your life. Facilitated by Fr. John D. O’Brien, SJ.
Are you discerning God’s plan for your life? Wanting to start off Lent on the right note? Desiring to see how God is working in your daily life? Preparing yourself spiritually for International World Youth Day? If you are pondering any of these questions, please join us for a semi-silent retreat weekend with personal prayer, …
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Every Jesuit priest, upon making final vows, makes a special promise to exercise special care “for the formation of children and unlettered persons.” St. Ignatius believed that in the context of more “exciting” and “rewarding” ministries such as preaching, secondary and university education, spiritual accompaniment, and direct concern for the young and the vulnerable (which …
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By Colleen Hogan God don’t want my prayers, if it’s only on the mic God don’t want my words, if my lips and heart divide God don’t want my service, if my neighbour’s who I like God don’t want the worship, if I don’t give Him my life Mike Martínez, SJ — better known as …
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At this time of global uncertainty and unrest, it is the words of Father Kevin Boyle SJ, “We belong to each other,” and those of Elder Harry Francis, “Love one another and help one another…sákihitók mina wicíhitók,” that have helped shape and guide the work at Mother Teresa Middle School (MTMS); to live and breathe …
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$50.00 Suggested Offering A Day of Reflection for Catholic Parents of Young Adults with Mental Health Issues. Facilitated by Sr. Mary Rowell, csj. Includes schedule for day, break and lunch. To register contact Mike Hyland at 647-296-2499 or mikehyland@bell.net
Young professionals are students and working adults, generally under the age of 40, who are living in the midst of the world, and who seek to know God in a deeper way, to experience the love and healing of Christ, and receive help discerning God’s path for their lives.