Retreats

Prayer is our lived relationship with God. As we journey through these three sessions, we seek the grace of a deep personal encounter with God through prayer. Ignatian spirituality takes our lived reality seriously. Prayer and life are intertwined. We can encounter God in and through our ordinary lives. We will learn some ways to pray with Scripture, and we will also explore discernment of spirits in order to choose and act in ways that praise, reverence and serve God our Lord. 

Feb 28 - 8.00 to 9.30 pm

Mar 6 - 8.00 to 9.30 pm

Mar 13 - 8.00 to 9.30 pm

This retreat registration is open to those who wish to participate through Zoom. 

Suggested Donation Amount: RM 105 for Malaysian and SGD 105 for others.

日期: 2024 年1月14日~ 21日
时间: 每天晚上8:00～9.30pm 在網上 (8天在zoom平台相聚）
网上灵修交談: 一共兩次，每次大概45分钟
主題：天主與你
避靜介紹：幫助你在生活中找到天主並且和祂建立親密關係。這是一次日常生活的避靜，在避靜其間個人的每日行程保持如平常一樣，承諾用一小時做祈禱，每天晚上有線上聚會，講解祈禱操練及做靈修交談，避靜中有兩次個別靈修指導談話。
灵修导師: 甘国栋神父
名额: 8位 
费用: 马幣280 (马来西亚公民)
         新幣280 (非马来西亚民)

Prayer is our lived relationship with God. As we journey through these three sessions, we seek the grace of a deep personal encounter with God through prayer. Ignatian spirituality takes our lived reality seriously. Prayer and life are intertwined. We can encounter God in and through our ordinary lives. We will learn ways to pray with Scripture and explore the discernment of spirits to choose and act in ways that praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord. 

11 Sept - 8.00 to 9.30 pm

18 Sept - 8.00 to 9.30 pm

25 Sept - 8.00 to 9.30 pm

This retreat registration is open to those who wish to participate through Zoom. 

Suggested Donation Amount: RM 150 for Malaysian and SGD 150 for others.

In the Gospels we see Jesus doing three things; first, he encounters people, in the ordinary circumstances of their lives. Second, Jesus responds to their needs.  Third, he opens a new vision, "the Kingdom".  In this retreat, we will follow Jesus in the Gospels as he brings Good News to the poor.   

Ian Cribb entered the Society of Jesus in Melbourne in 1971. After studies, he was assigned to Xavier College in Kew Victoria, where he taught for sixteen years. In 1983-84 Ian was the Head of a school in Palau Bidong, a refugee camp on the East Coast of Malaysia. In 1991 Ian was appointed Assistant to the Master of Novices and a member of the Formation Team at Jesuit Theological College, Parkville, Melbourne. Ian has been a member of the Provincial Consult for three Jesuit Provincials and was appointed the assistant to the Provincial of the Jesuits in Australia (Socius) for three years 2003-2005.

Ian has degrees in Education, Anthropology/Archaeology and Masters in Theological Studies. He also studied Ignatian Spirituality, at the Centre of Ignatian Spirituality in Rome. He was assigned as the Director of the Centre of Ignatian Spirituality in Sevenhill. South Australia and is currently the Provincial Assistant for Jesuit and Ignatian Spirituality Australia. Ian has accompanied many priests, religious and lay, men, and women in spiritual direction and the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises since 1991. Ian is a facilitator for the 2023 and 2024 Vatican Synod Assemblies in Rome.  

This retreat registration is open to those who wish to participate through Zoom. 

Suggested Donation Amount: RM 175 for Malaysians and SGD 175 for non-Malaysians.

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In life, when we lose a loved one, we may need to enter into this process called "grieving." 

Going into this grieving process entails facing our pains with humility and courage. It involves accepting, naming our sorrows, and dealing with them so that eventually quality interior healing can occur in us. Understanding the grieving process so that we can give ourselves to it more helps facilitate this healing in us. Pivotal to our emotional healing is the venting or releasing of our negative and sorrowful feelings caused by our loss. Venting or releasing these feelings can take different forms. For example, we can "talk" about it, "write" about it, "draw" or "paint" about it, and "pray" about it.

Our retreat will offer ample sacred time for formal prayer and discussions on seeking a greater sense of meaning and hope in life, which will contribute greatly to our inner healing and emotional well-being. 

This retreat registration is open to those who wish to participate through Zoom. 

Suggested Donation Amount: RM 175 for Malaysians and SGD 175 for non-Malaysians.

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