The Gries Path contemplative retreat is given to serve our communion with Christ. This communion is more than spiritual, more than religious, and those of us who followed the 10 days silent path in July in St Hilda’s, Whitby, realized … Read More
Our online public programme has been developed so that we can share the riches of Ignatian spirituality with as many people as possible. In particular this year, we’d like to highlight our online retreat days and online retreats, and our online … Read More
Offering a wide range of courses and retreats -available at St Bede’s or online-designed to support greater wholeness and fullness of life. To find more details go to https://www.stbedes.org.uk/whats-on/
A group of about twenty people were privileged to spend an Advent Saturday reflecting on the Word of God, the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on Divine Revelation with Spiritan priest, Fr Eamonn Mulcahy CSSp. Fr Eamonn gave us an engaging … Read More
Chris Wood from St Mary’s, Penistone and a member of the Diocesan Spirituality Group writes of her experience of the Week of Guided Prayer hosted by the Jesuit Institute and the Diocesan Formation and Mission Department at the beginning of … Read More
Renewing our desire to be in the presence of the Lord A Prayer resource from the Jesuit Institute There are many exercises for improving our physical health and wellbeing. Ignatius of Loyola wrote what he called the Spiritual Exercises, a … Read More
What is it? This programme is a combination of in-put and experiential learning, on-line and in-person, in three stages, with teaching, spiritual accompaniment, faith sharing and learning, being offered by the Jesuit Institute and the team from Hallam Diocese Formation … Read More
14 December 2004 11:00 am-4:00 pm Hallam Pastoral Centre Looking forward to Advent and as we prepare for the celebration of the birth of the Incarnate Word, Fr Eamonn Mulcahy CSSp will help us to prayerfully reflect on the centrality … Read More
Tradition dictates that each Jubilee is proclaimed through the publication of a Papal (or Pontifical) ‘Bull of Indiction’. By ‘Bull’ is meant an official document, generally written in Latin, bearing the seal of the Pope, the shape of which gives … Read More
