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Marillac Center offers brief retreats as well as
preached, guided and directed retreats of six-eight
days. Individual retreats will be accommodated
if requested; call for information.
Spiritual Direction
Spiritual direction provides an opportunity to
nurture one’s relationship with God through
individual guidance. Spiritual direction is a
privileged time and place to reflect with
another about one’s relationship with God. The
focus of spiritual direction is one’s life with
God as it is lived out in daily life
experiences. Suggested offering is $35 per
session. Sisters
Susan Chase (currently finishing her
certification as a spiritual director) and
Kathleen
Wood are team members at Marillac who are
available as spiritual directors.
Sister Karen Guth is available and can be
reached at (913) 680-0939.
Lenten Day
of Prayer for Women
March
13, 2010 9:30 - 4:00
Sisters Noreen Walter and Kathleen Wood
will offer this day of prayer for the Season of
Lent. This day will allow time for input,
discussion and silence as you share and reflect
on the journey of Lent into Easter.
Schedule of the day
9:30 Arrival and coffee
9:45 Opening Prayer and
Conference
12:00 Lunch - included in registration
1:00 Afternoon conference
3:00 Closing Prayer
3:45 Celebration of the
Eucharist - Fr. Owen Purcell (for those who
wish to stay)
Open a copy of the brochure for
this day!
Click here to
register online for March 13th day of prayer
Living in Full
Swing
April 27, 2010- Maximize Your Mind/Body/Spirit
Performance With Purposeful Risk Taking - Cathy
Newton and Sister Noreen Walter
Synopsis:
What if you could…welcome change?…positively
influence other people?...create good
health?...maintain your integrity?...and grow
spiritually? Achievement of these
competencies—Innovation, Influence, Immediacy,
Integrity and Inspiration—requires
some RISK. A negative view of risk can put
blinders on your personal growth. Get a power
charge to propel you “back in the swing” of
purposeful risk taking to improve your MIND, BODY
and SPIRIT.
Learn practical strategies for maintaining
habits that contribute to rather than compromise
your performance and well being. Risk
it!
Open a copy of the brochure for
this day!
Target Audience:
This seminar is open to anyone who is interested in
self-improvement or development but is especially
targeting RNs, (you can receive 5 CNEs for the
workshop!) other nursing and allied health staff
and other persons in service-oriented professions.
This is also an excellent workshop for parish
staffs, administrative assistants and office staff
persons who work together.
Note: If you wish to
receive CNEs for this day, you must sign up on the
Providence Medical Center web site at:
http://www.peopleware.net/index.cfm?siteCode=0131&
Objectives:
Upon completion of this program, the participant
will be able to:
1)
Describe purposeful risk taking.
2)
Identify meaningful strategies to develop the
competencies of innovation, influence, immediacy,
integrity and inspiration.
3)
Examine the relationship between caring for self and
maximizing mind, body, spirit performance as well as
quality of service to others.
Cost:
$50.00. Fee includes lunch and Cathy Newton’s
book,
Living in Full Swing (2007). Payment
can be made at the door.
Click here to register online for Living in Full
Swing.
(NOTE:
The suggested donation for a preached, guided
and directed retreat is $60/day which includes
room, board and the retreat fee. A $50
non-refundable deposit will hold your
reservation for a retreat)
2010 Preached
Retreat
June 15-22, 2010 - Fr. Don
Goergen, OP
THE HOLY SPIRIT: DOOR TO THE FUTURE
The Holy Spirit is the Risen Christ's Gift.
We will look at the Holy Spirit as the soul of our
soul, the source of contemplative life; as the soul
of the Church and source of its ministry; as the
soul of our evolving creation and the agent of
transforming consciousness, our guide into the
future.
Fr. Donald Goergen
is a Dominican priest, theologian, preacher,
teacher, author and lecturer. He has taught
theology for many years, primarily in areas of
Christology and spirituality. He has given retreats
internationally. Formerly provincial for the
Central Province of Dominican friars, Don co-founded
and lived in a contemplative Dominican house for
nine years. Currently living in St. Louis, Missouri,
he is prior of the formation house and teaches at
Aquinas Institute of Theology. He has published many
books and articles, his most recent book being "Fire
of Love, Encountering the Holy Spirit."
Click here to
register online for any of the Preached Retreats
July 30--Aug. 8, 2010- Fr. Jack Farley, SVD
JOURNEY INTO PRAYER
Spend eight days in the spirit of prayer, listening
to the call to a deeper intimacy with God. This
retreat will explore aspect of prayer including the
foundations and constants of prayer, prayer as an
essential part of our everyday life, listening in
prayer, as well as prayer within the consecrated
life.
Fr.
Jack Farley, SVD.
In addition to administrative and formation
assignments, Jack spent eight years as a staff
member at RENEW International, plus another eight
years in retreat ministry at Miramar in
Massachusetts. His formal retreat training was at
Ministry Training Services, Denver. On several
occasions he teamed up with SCL Sisters for
directing 30 day retreats in Spokane. He preached a
Holy Week Retreat in Leavenworth back in the '90s.
Click here to
register online for any of the Preached Retreats
2010
Guided
Retreats
August
1-8, 2010 - Sr. Mary Pat Johnson, SCL
LIVING, PRAYING AND SERVING FROM A CONTEMPLATIVE
STANCE
This retreat will focus on God’s continuous
invitation to all people to contemplation. We will
explore the nature of contemplation, how we become
contemplatives, and the ways our
yes
to this contemplative call shape our living, praying
and ministry.
Sr. Mary Pat Johnson, SCL,
who has been involved in spiritual direction and
retreat ministry since 1983, is presently on the
staff of SoulJourners, a three year ecumenical
formation program of Sophia Center in Atchison,
Kansas offering certification for spiritual
directors. She is also the Director of Mission at
Cristo Rey, KC, a college prep high school for
culturally diverse students with economic needs.
Mary Pat has a Master’s degree in Christian
Spirituality from Creighton University, a BA in
Theology from the University of Saint Mary and an MA
in Theology from Gonzaga University in Spokane.
Click here to
register online for this Guided Retreats
2010 Directed
Retreats
January
13-21
Sr. Marilyn Peot, CSJ
January
13-21
Sr. Karen Guth, SCL
January 13-21
Sr. Kathleen Wood, SCL
June 15-22
Sr. Marilyn Peot, CSJ
June 15-22
Sr. Karen Guth, SCL
July 30-Aug. 8
Sr. Karen Guth, SCL
July 30-Aug. 8
Sr. Kathleen Wood, SCL
Oct. 5-14
Fr. Tom Nelson, CM
Oct.
5-14
Sr. Marilyn Peot, CSJ
Oct. 5-14 or Oct. 5-12
Sr. Margaret Hogan, SCL
Sisters of Charity Nancy Bauman, Rosalie Curtin,
Karen Guth, and Kathleen Wood will
direct individuals upon request as time allows, the
year round.
Click here to register online for any of the
Directed Retreats
DIRECTED RETREAT DIRECTORS
Nancy
Bauman, SCL, presently
serving as Community Councillor and Initial
Formation Director, has been involved in
spiritual direction and retreats since attending
the Religious Institute of Formation in St.
Louis since 1990. Previously, she was teacher
and administrator in elementary schools.
Rosalie Curtin, SCL,
teaches in the Pastoral Ministry Department at
the University of Saint Mary after serving many
years as a Pastoral Minister in various parishes
around Kansas City. Her focus has been on
the RCIA and adult education.
Prior to that she served as Formation Director
and as a Community Councilor. Her
retreat ministry began following a year of study
in the Institute of Religious Formation in the
mid 1980s.
Karen Guth, SCL,
is actively involved in spiritual direction and
retreat ministry and has facilitated workshops with
women’s groups. Karen has an M.A. in Theology with
emphasis in spirituality. She completed the
Vincentian Spiritual Directors Program in Denver in
1998. She previously taught in Catholic schools and
coordinated Making Choices, a program which trained
women volunteers to mentor incarcerated women.
Tom Nelson, CM,
lives in Denver, Colorado where he is chaplain
for the Colorado Vincentian
Volunteers, co-ordinates the Catholic Worker
Soup Kitchen, ministers to the Native American
Community. He also serves as adjunct
faculty at the
Naropa University
in Boulder, and directs 8 and 30-Day retreats
nationally and internationally.
Marilyn Peot,
CSJ, has been in full-time
spiritual ministry since 1972. Trained in the art of
listening, discernment and spiritual development,
she has done extensive study in psychological and
emotional development and in varied spiritualities,
Scripture, and the Ignatian Exercises. In
addition to retreat work and spiritual direction she
has initiated ongoing groups for prayer, Scripture
study and inner healing.
Kathleen Wood, SCL
teaches Theology at the University of Saint Mary and is the
Director of the Pastoral Ministry program there.
Since her training in spirituality and formation at
St. Louis University she has served in SCL
formation, taught spirituality courses and given
retreats and spiritual direction. She received
her Master's degree in theology with a concentration
in Scripture at Boston College.
Click
here to register online for any of the Retreats
FEES FOR
RETREATS:
Retreat fee, room and board is $60 per day.
$480 for
an 8-day retreat; $360 for a 6-day retreat.
Room and board for a private retreat or for
private days of prayer is $55 per night.
If individual brings her own food, it is $45 per
night.. Please
make checks payable to Sisters of Charity and
give to the receptionist at
Marillac Center. Scholarships are
available for those who cannot afford the full
amount.
Can’t find a retreat to fit your schedule?
Check out these other opportunities and retreat
centers in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in
Kansas:
Savior Pastoral Center
www.archkck.org
Sophia Spirituality and Retreat Center
www.mountosb.org/sophia.html
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