Events
Please keep checking back as we will be updating this page as new events are announced. All event are VIRTUAL until further notice.
Spirituality for our Wisdom Years
First in a series of four webinars offered in 2021 and 2022
Oblate School of Theology
Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI “Aging and the Drama of the Gifted Child”
Rev. Mary C. Earle “Aging: Becoming Rooted and Grounded in Love”
Dr. Maggie Meigs – An invitation for participants to reflect on, and set the seeds of, their intention for transformation over this two-year program.
Future webinars will be on October 16 2021, April 23, 2022 and October 15, 2022
To register online click here
For more information about the Forest Dwelling Program click here
2021 Catholic Partnership Summit
Building a Church for the Future: Mission, Stewardship, and Restoring Trust in a Post-Pandemic World
Live from Washington, D.C. and Rome
Session One – Healing and Strengthening our Catholic Community in the US
Speakers: Ron Rolheiser, OMI and Gloria Purvis
For more information on the conference or to register click here
Clergy Day of Recollection
Diocese of Saskatoon
Mayslake Ministries Annual Conference
Back by popular demand! Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI
On-line conference, registration is now open
“God is More Domestic than Monastic”
9am-noon
For more information or to register click here
Blessings our Way to Wholeness – Public Lecture
Sponsored by Star of the North Retreat Center
St. Albert AB Canada
Offered on-line and in person
The hunger for blessing is one the deepest hungers in the world. Moreover, blessing others is one of the deepest gifts we can give to others and leave behind. Blessing others is also, as the poet W.B. Yeats suggests, perhaps the deepest (true) joy we can experience in life. What is our hunger for blessing? How do we bless others? What does it mean to know oneself as blessed? How can we live out of a blessed rather than cursed consciousness? How do we bless our way out of despondency?
For more information or to register click here
Keeping Christ Incarnate Retreat
Sponsored by Star of the North Retreat Center
St. Albert AB Canada
On-line and in person options
God didn’t come to earth in the flesh for just 33 years. Christ didn’t leave us when he ascended into heaven. We, the Christian community, continue the incarnation. We are the Body of Christ. We do not represent Christ, replace Christ, or become only his mystical body. We ARE the Body of Christ and we continue to give physical flesh to God. This has astonishing implications for how we pray, seek healing, look for guidance, understand religious experience, and for how we “bind and loose” our loved ones. A look at the concept of the Incarnation and its astonishing implications.
For more information or to register click here