Comfort in Desolation:
Prayer for Depressed, Languishing and Anxious People
STAY-IN WEEKEND RETREAT
Dates: July 9-10, 2022
This weekend retreat will focus on learning how to pray when one is depressed, anxious or languishing. Hopefully, prayer will lead to finding comfort in desolation, as one experiences a God who has never left anyone to suffer alone. There will be inputs and time for personal prayer and faith-sharing.
Register HERE.
Contribution: Php4,000 per person
For more programs, please check our website for updates: www.cenaclephilsing.org/calendar/
Dates: July 16-17, 2022 (GMT+8)
Registration form link: https://forms.gle/qnmZvtnvJ6tV8Xrc6
Facilitator: Dr. Ma. Teresa Gustilo-Villasor, PhD
An online weekend seminar for those who are in their post-midlife or older years. It offers a space to come home to oneself, to look at the significance of this time in one’s life, in order to see how the years are not a burden but are truly gift and blessing. Based on Joan Chittister’s book “The Gift of Years: Growing Old Gracefully.” Open only to those in their fifties and above.
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Comfort in Desolation:
Prayer for Depressed, Languishing and Anxious People
STAY-IN WEEKEND RETREAT
Dates: August 27-28, 2022
This weekend retreat will focus on learning how to pray when one is depressed, anxious or languishing. Hopefully, prayer will lead to finding comfort in desolation, as one experiences a God who has never left anyone to suffer alone. There will be inputs and time for personal prayer and faith-sharing.
Register HERE.
Contribution: Php4,000 per person
For more programs, please check our website for updates: www.cenaclephilsing.org/calendar/
In compliance with health and safety protocol, the capacity for a group (stay-in) retreat is only 16pax. As part of the retreat protocol, we will request a scanned copy of your vaccination card 3DAYS before your scheduled retreat. Original copy will be submitted upon arrival.
“In the hero stories, the call to go on a journey takes the form of a loss, an error, a wound, an unexplainable longing, or a sense of a mission. When any of these happens to us, we are being summoned to make a transition. It will always mean leaving something behind…The paradox here is that loss is a path to gain.” ― David Richo
Does adulting simply mean having the capacity to own and to do as adults are expected to own and do? Or is there something more? Is there a standard “life roadmap” that one ought to follow to find happiness and peace? Could there be a time when one needs to ‘grow out’ and ‘grow up’? Where is God in all of this? How is God calling one to the “more,” to greater meaning, peace and joy?
Explore and discover the interior heroic journey of growing up as a young adult using some reflections and insights based on David Richo’s book ‘How To Be An Adult’. Sessions over two mornings include input, reflection/prayer time and faith sharing in small groups. Open to persons between 23 and 39 years old.
Register form: https://forms.gle/siw6yVd8WSU47479A
Time: 9:30am – 12pm
Facilitated by Sr. Xiaowei, RC and Sr. Cecille, RC via Zoom
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Dates: October 21-22, 2022 (GMT+8)
Registration form link: https://forms.gle/Tk61MoLbvMoALTo37
Facilitator: Dr. Ma. Teresa Gustilo-Villasor, PhD
An online weekend seminar for those who are in their post-midlife or older years. It offers a space to come home to oneself, to look at the significance of this time in one’s life, in order to see how the years are not a burden but are truly gift and blessing. Based on Joan Chittister’s book “The Gift of Years: Growing Old Gracefully.” Open only to those in their fifties and above.
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