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Nov
23
9:00 AM09:00

Advent Silent Retreat

Venue: Redemptorist Monastery Retreat House

190 Vincent St, North Perth

Speaker: Dr Michelle Jones.

Topic: Sr. Wendy

Michelle will help us experience Advent prayerfully. The retreat will include meditation, Prayer of the Hours, & 3 talks on Sr. Wendy.

BYO lunch—Tea & Coffee provided

Suggested donation - $15.00

Contact: 0447 381 354

Email: christianmeditation@iinet.net.au

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Nov
23
10:00 AM10:00

A Quiet Day

What: It will be a day of Silence, Stillness and Simplicity as we reflect again on John Main’s teachings.

Where: Marymount Mercy Centre, 36 David Road, Castle Hill.

When: Saturday 23rd November. Commencing at 10am and going through until 3pm.

BYO lunch. Tea/Coffee and morning tea will be provided

Donation $20

If you plan to attend please email Jan Wylie at - wyliejan45@gmail.com - or phone 0418 655 291.

A flyer is attached with more information

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Nov
29
to Dec 1

Advent Weekend Retreat

Friday 29 November-Sunday 1 December at Pallotti College, led by Penny Sturrock.

Penny has been meditating in the Christian tradition for nearly 30 years, and is an experienced retreat leader. She is also the National Co-ordinator of Meditation with Children, and a former WCCM international Co-ordinator of Meditation with Children and Young People. She is also the NSW Coordinator of the School of Meditation and a Benedictine Oblate with the WCCM. The theme for the retreat, as well as further details, will be confirmed later.

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Oct
5
10:00 AM10:00

Quiet Day

A quiet day of silence, stillness and simplicity - a time for spiritual nourishment, growth and renewal - reflecting on John Main’s teachings ‘Transformed in Christ’ from Word Made Flesh. Pallotti College, Saturday

5 October, 10am-3.30pm. BYO Lunch.

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Sep
13
to Sep 15

Essential Teachings Workshop

Venue: St Catherine’s House of Hospitality

113 Tyler St, Tuart Hill.

Cost: $275 (includes room & meals)

Facilitators: Stephanie Woods, John Coleman

A live-in weekend for meditators to deepen their practice and gain a broader understanding of the tradition of Christian Meditation.

Contact: 0447 381 354

Email: christianmeditation@iinet.net.au

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Aug
24
9:30 AM09:30

Community Day with AGM

An introduction to Visio Divina with icons (Facilitator: Frank Daniels. Frank is an experienced retreat leader, Spiritual Director, and teacher at the Living Well Centre for Christian Spirituality.).

Saturday 24 August at St Peter’s Eastern Hill. BYO Lunch.

In Lectio Divina (literally divine reading), we are invited to “listen with the ear of the heart” to the words being read. In Visio Divina (literally ‘divine seeing’) we are invited to “see with the eyes of the heart” the image or icon before us. It follows a similar process to Lectio Divina of meditation, prayer and contemplation, while using a visual medium rather than text.

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Aug
16
6:00 PM18:00

Essential Teaching Weekend (ETW)

Introductory Session 6pm to 8pm AEST.

The community is again offering an online ETW for those who find it difficult to travel or live in a regional area of our country. We will meet on Friday night, 16th,  for an Introductory session and continue on Saturdays 17th and 24th August 10.30am to 3.30pm AEST.

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Aug
3
10:00 AM10:00

Community Day and Annual General Meeting

Venue: St. Thomas More Catholic Church

100 Dean St, Bateman

Speaker: John Coleman

Topic: “Meditation-a Gift?”

The day includes meditation & 2 presentations from John. There will be books for sale.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (A.G.M.)

Time: 11.45am-12.45pm.

The A.G.M will follow morning tea for one hour.

All members are encouraged to attend as we need to reach a quorum to hold the AGM.

BYO lunch—Tea & Coffee provided

Suggested donation - $15.00

Contact: 0447 381 354

Email: christianmeditation@iinet.net.au

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Jun
8
10:30 AM10:30

Essential Teaching Weekend (ETW)

An opportunity to deepen your experience of Christian Meditation and learn more about the essential elements of the practice, the history of the tradition and the spiritual journey.

A short introductory session on Friday 31st May from 6 to 8pm AEST then Saturdays 1st and 8th June from 10.30am to 3.30pm AEST

A flyer is attached with more details.

Contact: Penny Sturrock - torlonia@bigpond.net.au

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Jun
1
10:30 AM10:30

Essential Teaching Weekend (ETW)

An opportunity to deepen your experience of Christian Meditation and learn more about the essential elements of the practice, the history of the tradition and the spiritual journey.

A short introductory session on Friday 31st May from 6 to 8pm AEST then Saturdays 1st and 8th June from 10.30am to 3.30pm AEST

A flyer is attached with more details.

Contact: Penny Sturrock - torlonia@bigpond.net.au

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May
31
6:00 PM18:00

Essential Teaching Weekend (ETW)

An opportunity to deepen your experience of Christian Meditation and learn more about the essential elements of the practice, the history of the tradition and the spiritual journey.

A short introductory session on Friday 31st May from 6 to 8pm AEST then Saturdays 1st and 8th June from 10.30am to 3.30pm AEST

A flyer is attached with more details.

Contact: Penny Sturrock - torlonia@bigpond.net.au

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May
25
10:00 AM10:00

Community Day

Introduction to the sacred art of Lectio Divina (Facilitator: Roland Ashby).

Saturday 25 May at St Peter’s Eastern Hill, 15 Gisborne Street, East Melbourne. 10am-3pm. BYO Lunch.

Lectio Divina (literally divine or sacred reading) is an ancient Benedictine practice of reading and praying the Scriptures and other sacred texts by listening with the “ear of the heart” for the gentle stirrings of the Spirit, and for a life-giving or life-transforming word God is offering us for our life today.

Abbess Christine Valters Paintner, author of Lectio Divina – The Sacred Art, describes Lectio Divina as “being present to each moment in a heart- centred way. When we pray Lectio we see sacred text as God’s living words being spoken to our hearts in the moment. The practice allows us to encounter God in an active and intimate way. The invitation of Lectio Divina, therefore, is to cultivate a heart-centred intimacy with the sacred texts ...  Lectio asks us to listen, savour and respond – not simply understand their meaning.”

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