Holy Trinity Parish Evening of Recollection for Men: Master of the Manor or Manacled in the Man Cave?
Friday, September 9th, 7:00-8:15pm
Tag: evening of recollection
Holy Trinity Parish Evening of Recollection for Women: Using your Feminine Genius to Seek Jesus in Prayer
Thursday, September 8th, 7:00-8:15pm
Men’s Evening of Recollection: Master of the Manor or Manacled in the Man Cave?
September 9, 2022 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Holy Trinity Parish Evenings of Recollection for Men: Master of the Manor or Manacled in the Man Cave?
There is a crisis in masculinity in America. Our society is actively seeking to crush the virtues that make a man noble.
Husbands and fathers of families are tempted to retreat with remote controls into a mindless fantasy world of screens and diversions which ease boredom, deaden pain, dull the mind, and sap the soul.
Come discover ways to break the shackles that bind our spirit and families. Become the men Jesus called us to be.
Presented by Father John Riley,
Spiritual Director of San Damiano Retreat Center
- 7:00-8:15 pm: Conferences will be held in the main church
- Social in Our Lady’s Hall; RSVP needed for social: tap/click here to RSVP.
Cost of Admission:
One Decade of the Rosary for Bishop Burbidge and his Diocesan Family
For more information, contact Bridget McCardell
Women’s Evening of Recollection: Using your Feminine Genius to Seek Jesus in Prayer
September 8, 2022 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Holy Trinity Parish Evenings of Recollection for Women: Using your Feminine Genius to Seek Jesus in Prayer.
A wise old monk once said, “Life is to get close to Christ; the rest is details.”
In the Gospels, women almost always connect with Jesus – the men usually let Him down.
Join us to consider how to pray, listen, and follow your “women’s intuition” to the feet of Christ.
Presented by Father John Riley,
Spiritual Director of San Damiano Retreat Center
- 7:00-8:15 pm: Conferences will be held in the Church.
- Social in Our Lady’s Hall; RSVP needed for social: tap/click here to RSVP.
Cost of Admission:
One Decade of the Rosary for Bishop Burbidge
and his Diocesan Family
For more information, contact Bridget McCardell
