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We are all living in a complex, confusing world.
A world-wide pandemic that has separated us from each other, as well as assaults based on religious, racial, and political differences, have thrown us off balance and are keeping us from feeling anchored and secure.
A young man in the 6th century, Benedict of Nursia, found himself in a similarly confusing situation. He developed a Christian way of life that provided spiritual strength and enhanced personal stability. His Benedictine way is still practiced today throughout the world.
Join Fr. Daniel McMullin and the campus ministry staff for four consecutive Wednesday evenings 6:30–8:00 p.m. EST beginning July 15, 2020 as we explore together the treasures of Benedictine spirituality through teaching, prayer, conversation, and encouragement.July 15 — Listening for the Wisdom I Need (Listening and Obedience in Lay Life)
July 22 — Living Well Where I Am (Stability)
July 29 — What I Have is Enough (Hospitality and Conversion of Life)
August 5 — God Has More to Say to Me (Prayer)Join us on Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. EST
Zoom Link
Zoom ID: 973 7938 5069
Zoom Password: BENEDICTIn addition to Wednesday Evening Prayer and conversation via Zoom, we will provide suggestions for prayer and activities in the spirit of Benedictine practice to build your spiritual "toolbox" over the course of each week. You are welcome to engage with this retreat as much or as little as makes sense for your life right now.