Quiet Days of Reflection
Quiet Days are held on one Monday a month from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The day opens with prayer. The morning session is followed by an hour and a half reflection time. Reflection time is a private, silent time for prayer, journaling, reflecting, or reading. Feel welcome to use our chapel, sitting rooms, library, or explore our beautiful grounds overlooking Lake Gilbraith, visit the Stations of the Cross, walk the indoor or outdoor labyrinths, or enjoy peaceful quiet in our Prayer Garden. Morning reflection time is followed by the noon main meal. The afternoon session includes sharing and closing prayer.
Participants are welcome to continue in personal reflection until 5:00 p.m.
Fee is $25 and includes a large noon meal. (Fee is non-refundable, non-transferable..)
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The Book of Hebrews: A Christian Letter Defining the Ancient Scriptures
March 15, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
This quiet day is about discerning how the Book of Hebrews summarizes the essence of the Hebrew scriptures applying its wisdom to our Christian faith in Jesus the Christ.
Facilitator: Fr. Jerry Schweitzer is a priest from the Diocese of Gary, Indiana. He is pastor of St. Mary’s in Otis, Sacred Heart in Wanatah, and St. Martin in LaCrosse. He is a teacher of sacred scripture, lecturer, and mission director. He has led many Quiet Day of Reflections and retreats at Lindenwood.
Fee: $27 (includes noon main meal)
Are Not Our Hearts Burning: Based on the book "With Burning Hearts: A Meditation on the Eucharistic Life' by Henry Nouwen
April 19, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Themes that will be covered are mourning our losses, discerning the presence, inviting the stranger, entering into communion, andgoing on a mission. The day will include a video featuring Henri Nouwen, music that reflects the different themes, and time to reflect on some of these questions: What are your losses and how do you mourn them? What is your unique role to take in God’s story? How do you bring the mercy to others that you receive at Eucharist? The day will include presentations, reflection time, and prayer.
Facilitator: Sr. Joetta Huelsmann, PHJC , is in her fifth year as Director of John XXIII Retreat Center in Hartford City, Indiana. She has been directing retreats both nationally and internationally for over 25 years.
Fee: $27 (includes noon main meal)
Writing Ways: Exploring: Writing as a Threshold to Spirit
May 17, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Participants will explore how the writing process and the written word can be a graced experience. Sessions will focus on what professional writers have noted about writing as a healing, meaning-making, awe-filled, prayerful experience. Participants will also have time for their own writing in various genres with prompts provided to help get the ink flowing.
Facilitator: Sr. Judith Diltz, PHJC is a writer and a college writing instructor. She promises to leave her red pen at home and to serve as a guide so that all might find writing a threshold into the richness of their own spirit!
Fee: $35 (day includes private bedroom and one meal). $25 (day includes sitting room and one meal).
Breath and Sound
June 14, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Explore the effect of breath and sound on the human body, mind, and spirit. Participants will experience ways to clear the mind, relax the body, and bring focus and clarity to their lives by practicing breathing exercises, toning, and rhythm.
Facilitator: Rev. Dr. Sam Boys is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Ancilla College. Sam holds a Doctor of Ministry degree in Spiritual Direction, a Masters of Divinity, a Bachelor of Arts, and is a graduate of the EarthSong Sound Mystery School.
Fee: $35 (day includes private bedroom and one meal). $25 (day includes sitting room and one meal).
The Lord Is With You: Eucharist Throughout the Day
July 19, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
In his farewell address, Jesus, said, “I will be with you always!” St. Paul refers to the early followers of Jesus as the Body of Christ, with Christ as the Head. How do we live as Eucharist with and to one another? We will begin the day with Mass, with the homily as the opening conference. The other conferences will include New Testament references, so a Bible will be helpful.
Facilitator: Fr. Michael Winkowski,C.P.P.S has taught Middle School and Junior High in Detroit and South Bend.Fr. Mike has also taught at Calumet College of St. Joseph in Whiting, Indiana. He pastored at St. Patrick Church in Walkerton and is now retired.
Fee: $35 (day includes private bedroom and one meal). $25 (day includes sitting room and one meal).
The Parable of the Prodigal Son
August 16, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Explore your personal connection with this beloved parable with the help of Rembrandt’s painting, “Return of the Prodigal,” and Henri Nouwen’s book, “Return of the Prodigal Son.” Carefully examine the scriptural account, meditatively examine each character in the story and the painting. See how this par-able and painting speak to your own life.
Facilitator: Kathy Light lives in Valparaiso, Indiana, serving her congregation at First Christian Church as a Li-censed Minister of Spiritual Care. Kathy directs retreats for her church and other groups on a variety of spiritually related topics.
Fee: $35 (day includes private bedroom and one meal). $25 (day includes sitting room and one meal).
Christmas and the Incarnation
December 13, 2010
(Monday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
The incarnation of God in the person of Christ is one of the cornerstones of the Christian faith. The Incarnation was God’s first thought for creation, not an after-thought, an event to make up for original sin. Jesus’ life was the fulfillment of God’s longing to be one with us. During our day together, we shall reflect on various church teachings about the incarnation using sources from the writer of the Gospel oust. John to the 20th century theologian Karl Rahner.
Facilitator: Sr. Cathy Schwemer is a member of the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ and currently serves as the Executive Director of the North American Conference of Associates and Religious. Sr. Cathy has a Master’s Degree in Pastoral Theology from Washington Theological Union and has presented at various workshops and conferences across the United States.
Fee: $35 (day includes private bedroom and one meal). $25 (day includes sitting room and one meal).
Exploritas (Elderhostel)
Three times a year Elderhostelers come to the Lindenwood Retreat and Conference Center for week-long learning experiences. An Elderhosteler is a person with 55 or more years of life experience who knows that learning is a lifelong pursuit that opens minds and enriches lives. They yearn for new ideas, challenges, and experiences. They come from every walk of life to learn together.
The Elderhostel program was founded in 1974. In the summer of 1975, 220 participants enjoyed the first Elderhostel experience. Today, Elderhostel is the world’s largest provider of lifelong learning programs for adults. Each year, approximately 170,000 people participate in Elderhostel’s nearly 8,000 programs throughout the United States and Canada and in more than 90 countries around the world.
Lindenwood offers Elderhostel participants excellent educational topics of extraordinary value, with comfortable accommodations, delicious meals and the camaraderie of their fellow participants. Our expert instructors, experienced group leaders and helpful staff create extraordinary experiences by sharing stimulating information that excites one’s mind and enriches one’s life.
All that is needed to participate in an Elderhostel program is an inquiring mind, and adventurous spirit and the belief that learning and discovery are lifelong activities. Come, join us!
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To register write to: Elderhostel,11 Avenue de Lafayette, Boston, MA 02111-1746 or call Elderhostel toll-free at 877-426-8056 or request a registration form by mail. Office hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 9:00 pm EST.
Spring Exploritas
April 25 - 30, 2010
(Sunday, 4:30 pm - Friday, 11:00 am)
Course One - Brain Aerobics: Dendrites are the "branches" in our brains that help us link and retrieve information. We make them grow by doing or learning new and different things and by using our mind logically, imaginatively, and thoughtfully. Expanding ourselves not only helps our brains, it also contributes to our overall well-being and attitude toward life. Taught by Joni Gatz-Bauman from Chicago, Illinois.
Course Two -Life as Movement: What activities can reduce your risk of diabetes, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, arthritis, depression, and alzheimers? What are the benefits of daily activity? How can movement be medicine to make your life complete? We will explore how fitness can be a healing process. Taught by Mary Holm and Staff from Fitness Forum, Plymouth, Indiana.
Course Three - The Healing Power of Music: Music therapy improves the quality of life for persons who are well and also meets the needs of those with disabilities or illnesses. Music therapy interventions can be designed to promote wellness, manage stress, alleviate pain, express feelings, enhance memory, improve communication, and promote physical rehabilitation. Music therapy makes a difference! Taught by Sam Boys of Plymouth, Indiana.
Registration Information: Contact Exploritas toll free at 1-877-426-8056 or visit their website at
www.exploritas.org.
Summer Exploritas: The Search for Global Spirituality Through Sociology, Art and Architecture, and Philosophy
June 6 - 11, 2010
(Sunday, 4:30 pm - Friday, 11:00 am)
Course One - Philosophy Explore selected world religions (Buddhism, Taoism, Judaism, and Islam) and discuss how Philosophy can aid in understanding them. Discuss these religions as expressions of global spirituality and the role of Philosophy in the emerging spirituality of the New Earth. Taught by David Miller, LaCrosse, WI
Course Two - Sociology of Religion Discuss the social aspects of religion, and learn why religion cannot be separated from society, and vice-versa. We will discuss social structure and the relationship between the individual practitioner and his or her religious community. Taught by Rev. Dr. Sam Boys, Plymouth, IN
Course Three - Religious Art and Architecture Join us as we learn about religious art and architecture, and discover why these mediums have played such an important role in how people experience religion and spirituality. Discover the methods of studying the visual arts. Taught by Gordon Ligocki, Ancilla College
Registration Information: Contact Exploritas toll free at 1-877-426-8056 or visit their website at
www.exploritas.org.
Fall Exploritas: The Labyrinth; Yoga; Nutrient Dense Foods
September 19 - 24, 2010
(Sunday, 4:30 pm - Friday, 11:00 am)
course One - The Labyrinth - Ancient Mystery, Modern Therapy The labyrinth is unicursal, having a single path leading to the center with no loops, cul-de-sacks or forks. Come and experience the many ways to walk the labyrinth. Taught by May Crider of Lindenwood
Course Two - Yoga A class using principles of yoga that emphasizes modification of the poses for maximum benefit and safety. Make these the best years of your life with a yoga practice that increases flexibility, balance, strength, and reduces aches and pains. Taught by Mewsette Cartwright, Plymouth, IN
Course Three - Nutrient Dense Foods We will cover the history, health benefits, and production of nutrient dense and lacto-fermented foods and beverages. The practical aspects of growing and producing high quality foods that maintain sustainability will be emphasized. Taught by Joe Gady, Rochester, IN
Registration Information: Contact Exploritas toll free at 1-877-426-8056 or visit their website at
www.exploritas.org.
Lindenwood Special Programs
Japanese Felting
January 22, 2010
(class repeated from 5:30-8:30 pm)
Create a beautiful felted wool and silk scarf in this hands-on workshop. Each participant will leave with a finished piece of wearable art designed by the participant. This Japanese felting technique is also known as laminated felting or nuno felting. Silk fabric and wool are combined to make a beautiful, one-of-a kind, lightweight scarf. This would make a lovely gift...if you can bear to part with it! No previous felting experience is necessary. Prepare to get a little wet and soapy - good clean fun!
Facilitator: Jennifer Setser is from Walkerton, Indiana. Jenny raises registered Cormo sheep and has been offering classes, fleece, handdyed rovings, felting equipment, and one-of-a-kind purses, hats, and scarves since 1994.
Fee: $45 (all materials provided) Maximum number of participants is 10 - register early. This program is sponsored by Lindenwood and the Moon Tree Community.
Jewelry Design
January 30, 2010
(Saturday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Winter months getting you down? Involve your creative energies with jewelry design. Learn about the basics of jewelry making, tools of the trade, and the variety of beads and patterns possible. This workshop will demonstrate basic beading techniques and instruction in making unique pieces. No previous experience is required...just your imagination! Participants will have the opportunity to make two pieces of jewelry as their own.
Facilitator: Kristyn Pondelicek, RN, BSN is an entrepreneur in jewelry design and has been beading and designing for the last five years. She serves as a nurse in the Skilled Unit at the Catherine Kasper Life Center.
Fee: $30 (includes all supplies) Maximum number of participants is 10 - register early. This program is sponsored by Lindenwood and the Moon Tree Community.
A Time of Silence, A Time of Solice, A Time of Hermitage
February 11, 2010
(Thursday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm)
This will be an experience for people who would like to have time to sort out how God speaks to them in their life. There will be a history of the hermitage in the Christian faith, a time to experience silence and solitude, and a time to process the experience of silence. There will be a time for private spiritual direction.
Facilitator: Sr. Nancy Raboin, PHJC , received her training as a spiritual guide through the Siena Retreat Center in Racine, WI. She encourages art-making as a creative approach to personal and communal prayer.
Fee: $40 (includes simple lunch and private bedroom to serve as your hermitage space.) This program is sponsored by Lindenwood and the Moon Tree Community.
Woman’s Day: Friendship
April 17, 2010
(Saturday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
Friendship - the word conjures different meanings and visions for each of us. How do you describe that feeling of trust, commitment, and affection of relationships between friends? The day will be fun, scripture-based, and participants will be able to attend three break out sessions offering different aspects of friendship. The break out sessions will be led by Kathy Light of Valparaiso, Indiana; Sr. Michelle Dermody, PHJC; and Dorothy Stewart of Hartford City, Indiana. The keynote speaker for the afternoon will be Nancy Schmelter of Plymouth, Indiana.
Facilitator: Nancy comes to us with 10 years of public school teaching experience and 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist working with children and families. Part of Nancy’s training and research has focused upon the importance of friendship in the healing process. Her presentation, “The Dance of Friendship,” covers the myriad ways that friendship is key to our humanity and our survival. She weaves in stories that will make us laugh and cry at the same time, while exploring the characteristics of our lifetime dance partners - our friends! Come join us and bring your friend(s)! There will be praise music to begin and end our day provided by Jack and Dawn Roose of Plymouth, Indiana.
Fee: $30 (includes noon main meal)
Contadora Dolls
April 17, 2010
(Saturday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
A Contadora doll is a doll that tells a story of our spirit life, our traditions, and our family life. It is our personal, our communal, and our ancestral story. The workshop will be a prayerful day, being consciously aware of where we have journeyed, what is, and what is beckoning our spirits. Come! This will be a time of embracing your story through doll making. Bring small pictures, charms, fabrics, and other items that tell your story.
Facilitator: Sr Nancy Raboin, PHJC , completed her training in Spiritual Guidance through the Siena Retreat Center in Racine, Wisconsin, and provides retreats for participants wishing to explore their spirituality through creativity. She is an artist in residence that makes art as her prayer.
Fee: $25
Lindenwood Open House!!
April 18, 2010
(Sunday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
You are cordially invited to join us in celebrating the completion of the Lindenwood new addition. There will be refreshments and tours of the new addition as well as the renovated bedrooms. We look forward to seeing you at our open house.
Lindenwood Retreats
You are welcome at Lindenwood regardless of your faith. Our retreats are ecumenical and open to anyone on a path of spiritual growth. Retreats offer you a time to embrace your spirituality and spend time with God away from the demands of this busy world.
Private Spiritual Retreats
Scheduled overnight Private Retreats are available upon request. Fee includes a private room and 3 meals.
Fee: $58 per day (without direction/guidance); Spiritual direction/guidance is an additional cost.
Personal Retreat "Day Away"
Fee: $32 per day (day includes private bedroom and 1 meal), $22 per day (day includes sitting room and 1 meal)
Couples’ Retreat: A Journey to Enrich Your Marriage - "Walking in the Light"
February 13 - 14, 2010
(Saturday, 10:00am - Sunday 10:00am)
On this Valentine’s weekend, come on this journey to enrich your marriage. Some of the themes to be shared are:
- Two Becoming One, What Each Brings to the Marriage
- Relationships, Routes, Detours, and Reflections Along the Way
- Can You Hear Me Now?
- Dreams, Disappointments, and Discoveries on the Journey
Discover that God was, is, and will be there. Take this time to be together - away from home, work, and children and enjoy a candlelit Saturday evening dinner.
Facilitator: John and Naomi Lederach from Goshen, Indiana. John and Naomi have been married since 1954. They have spent 14 years in pastoral ministry. Naomi has worked in the psychiatric/mental health field for over 26 years as an educator and nurse/therapist. John has served as educator, pastor, and therapist. He has a Doctor of Ministry degree from San Francisco Theological Seminary with a focus of study on marriage and the family. This retreat will focus on enriching an already wholesome marriage.
Fee: $150 per couple
Men’s Lenten Retreat: Our Vocation in These Changing Times
March 5 - 7, 2010
(Friday, 5:30 pm - Sunday, 1:00 pm)
You are called by your Baptism to live lives in Christ within the culture of your time! How has this culture impacted your vocation? How has your vocation impacted this culture? Come, let us explore living our lives in Christ.
Facilitator: Fr. Jerry Schweitzer is a priest from the Diocese of Gary, Indiana. He is pastor of St. Mary’s in Otis, Sacred Heart in Wanatah, and St. Martin in LaCrosse. He is a teacher of sacred scripture, lecturer, and mission director. He has led many Quiet Day of Reflections and retreats at Lindenwood.
Fee: $170 Single Occupancy, $140 Double Occupancy (per person), $50 non-refundable deposit; $90 Commuter, $25 non-refundable deposit.
Women’s Lenten Retreat: A Call to Die and Be Reborn with Jesus Through the Meals in Luke’s Gospel
March 12 - 14, 2010
(Friday, 5:30 pm - Sunday, 1:00 pm)
This retreat will invite the participants to experience the meals of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke in which he engages in the hospitality of others and invites them to transformation through the simple, yet powerful, intimate actions of sharing food and drink. Moreover, he calls us to truly share ourselves with the others as a gift - as He shares Himself and His life with us in the Eucharist as a true gift. When we give ourselves as a gift to others, we enter the transformational energies of God.
Facilitator: Jay Freel Landry is a Pastoral Associate at Little Flower Catholic Church in South Bend, Indiana, where he directs adult faith formation, retreats, initiation, financial and seasonal outreach, and justice ministries. He has been in parish and retreat ministry for 12 years. Jay has his Masters of Divinity from the University of Notre Dame.
Fee: $170 Single Occupancy, $140 Double Occupancy (per person), $50 non-refundable deposit; $90 Commuter, $25 non-refundable deposit.
Triduum Retreat (non-directed)
April 1 - 4, 2010
(Thursday, 4:00 pm - Sunday, 1:00 pm)
Walk with Jesus to Calvary and celebrate the victorious resurrection during Holy Week in a private, non-directed Triduum retreat. The retreat begins on Holy Thursday with supper and concludes with a celebration meal on Easter Sunday. Join us and participate in special liturgies with the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ Sisters. Your time on retreat may be spent in private prayer, journaling, reading, or walking the beautiful grounds.
Fee: $150 (includes private room and meals).
God and Light - Water Color Retreat
April 30 - May 1, 2010
(Friday, 5:00 pm - Saturday, 5:00 pm)
Are you a "paint by number" person, but wish for more? Are you an advanced water color artist and wish to learn a different technique? This overnight retreat is for beginner to advanced artists alike. Beginners can expect to learn water and pigment basis, about paper, design, and more. Advanced artists will have the opportunity to experience different techniques and become immersed in painting on the beautiful grounds of the PHJC Ministry Center. Come expectant and relaxed and have fun with water color and other artists.
Facilitator: Dan Hibner dabbled in art in high school and studied with an artist in the Phillipines which began a long process of learning that continues through the present. Thirty years ago Dan fell in love with water color and for the past 15 years has focused almost entirely on water color. In 2007 Dan was selected to represent Summerville, South Carolina and the Azlea Festival with an original piece.
Fee: $90 (includes all art supplies) Class size limited to 10 - register early.
A Brush With God:: Icon Painting Retreat
August 1 - 6, 2010
(Sunday, 5:00 pm - Friday,1:00 pm)
For artist and non-artists alike, join us for a spiritual exploration of icons and enter into the mystery of this ancient prayer tool by creating your own icon from start to finish. This year’s painting will be an icon of the Archangel Raphael (a healing angel.)
Facilitator: Peter Pearson of New Hope, PA, has been a student of iconography for many years and has studied under well-known iconographers.
Fee: $500 (includes private room, meals, and all supplies,) $380 (commuter fee which includes noon meal and all supplies.)
A Retreat Journey With The Shack
August 19 - 22, 2010
(Thursday, 7:00 pm - Sunday, 1:00 pm)
Discussions during this retreat will be Bible based on the three persons of the Trinity that intersect with the novel, “The Shack.” Discussions will include the call to forgiveness and reconciliation but will be more focused on a deepening of the relationship with God through these three persons.
Facilitator: Jay Freel Landry is Pastoral Associate at Little Flower Catholic Church in South Bend, Indiana, where he directs adult faith formation, retreats, initiation, financial and seasonal outreach, and justice ministries. He has been in parish and retreat ministry for 12 years. Jay has his Masters of Divinity from the University of Notre Dame.
Fee: $200 SO, $170 per person DO; $120 Commuter ($50.00 non-refundable deposit due at time of registration)
Women’s Weekend Retreat: Christ, Storytelling and You
October 8 - 10, 2010
(Friday, 5:30 pm - Sunday 1:00 pm)
Father Jim Farrell will direct this retreat that offers participants an opportunity to reconnect with Jesus while becoming more familiar with scripture stories and seeing the Gospel in their own life stories.
Facilitator: Fr. Jim Farrell is a priest of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and Director of Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House. Father Jim has served a number of parishes in the Archdiocese. He has also made several trips to a Catholic Mission in Uganda.
Fee: $170 SO, $140 per person DO
12-Step Retreats
These weekends are designed as time away from work and home to focus on where you are in life and in your recovery. All recovering persons are welcome. The focus of the retreats will be on 12 Step living and the spirituality which are recognized as the foundation of most successful recovery programs. The format includes personal sharing, use of story, group interaction, and quiet time for prayer and reflection. It’s a wonderful opportunity to meet other recovering people, examine your recovery program, and enhance your recovery.
12-Step Retreat: Men’s
January 22 - 24, 2010
(Friday, 6:00 pm - Sunday, 1:00 pm)
This Serenity Retreat will provide a fellowship experience for men in 12-Step recovery groups. The weekend away from work and home will focus on 12-Step living and spirituality for men. Through conferences, small group discussion, prayer and meditation, you will be invited to examine where you are in life and in your recovery. There will also be a meeting Saturday evening - weather permitting, it will be held ‘round the campfire. Take the opportunity to meet other recovering men and revitalize your recovery!
Facilitator: Father Ed from Chicago, IL
Fee: $170 Single Occupancy, $140 Double Occupancy (per person), $50 non-refundable deposit; $90 Commuter, $25 nonrefundable deposit.
12-Step Retreat: Women’s
March 12 - 14, 2010
(Friday, 6:00 pm - Sunday, 1:00 pm)
The 12-step retreat will provide a fellowship experience of loving, caring, and sharing through conference, small group discussion, prayer, and meditation. It is a wonderful opportunity to meet other recovering people, examine your recovery program, and revitalize your recovery.
Facilitator: Maureen D. from Mount Prospect, IL
Fee: $170 Single Occupancy, $140 Double Occupancy (per person), $50 non-refundable deposit; $90 Commuter, $25 non-refundable deposit.
Connect To 12-Step Recovery
April 10, 2010
(Saturday, 1:00 pm -4:00 pm)
Are you addicted to food? Do you struggle with Compulsive Eating? Does food control your life? There is a solution...12-Step Recovery. Come experience the hope and strength others have found through various 12-step recovery groups. This afternoon is open for those in recovery as well as those seeking recovery.
Facilitator: Marybeth M. and Diana S.
Fee: This program is free to those attending.
Renew Your Recovery
April 17, 2010
(Saturday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm)
This afternoon is for those already in any 12-step recovery group. The afternoon will focus on recovery and spirituality.
Facilitator: Bob M. from Phoenix, AZ
Fee: This program is free to those attending.
Conference (Preached) Retreats
The following five-day retreat includes an opening prayer service and a conference on the first evening. The retreat will consist of two daily group conferences based on the theme, daily liturgy, reconciliation, and an optional private spiritual direction session.
Spirituality of Proclamation
July 11 - 16, 2010
(Sunday, 5:00 pm - Friday, 1:00 pm)
We are called to be proclaimers of the Word of God in thought and in action. Throughout the ages humanity has labored to live out this Word. We shall look at Biblical passages that hve inticed and enabled them and us to be effective ministers of the Word made Flesh!
Facilitator: Fr. Jerry Schweitzer is a priest from the Diocese of Gary, Indiana. He is pastor of St. Mary’s in Otis, Sacred Heart in Wanatah, and St. Martin n LaCrosse. He is a teacher of sacred sripture, lecturer, and mission director. Fr. Jerry has led many Quiet Day of Reflection and retreats at Lindenwood.
Fee: $370 (includes meals and a private room).
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