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Ash Wednesday: Turning Towards the Light |
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On Ash Wednesday we receive ashes. Ashes that on the surface look like remnants of darkness, death and destruction. But the ash is traced on our foreheads in the shape of a cross. The cross, a mark of mortality, and a mark of light and love. Light is present, even in the darkness. |
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We Walk By Faith: Accessible Spiritual Contemplation for All |
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We Walk By Faith is a new Imaginative Contemplation Series offering accessible, inclusive Gospel prayer for people of all abilities. Re-imagined by Sr Mary O’Shannessy FCJ and Fr Justin Glyn SJ, both legally blind Ignatian religious, these contemplations open diverse ways of imagining and encountering God. |
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We Walk By Faith |
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Welcome to a new series of spiritual exercises, We Walk By Faith - accessible imaginative contemplations. We begin with five contemplations called A Child Is Born from the Rest Awile - Matthew collection. |
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Finding Silence, Country, and God |
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Retreatant Angelic shares her experience of making an Ignatian silent directed retreat at JISA Sevenhill - through her beautiful words and artwork. |
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Beyond Pain – Reframing Hope |
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Spiritual director Guy Yeomans shares the story behind this painting, his dark night of the soul, which bought him a deeper faith, and the inspiration for 'Beyond Pain – Reframing Hope’ a weekend retreat in Pymble NSW in May. |
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