Lecturers: Fr Michael Whelan and Sr Marie Biddle We often hear the advice: “Forgive and forget”. Why might this be very bad advice? What is the relationship between the past and the future in shaping the human journey? What place do images, symbols and rituals have in human thriving? Can we think well without imagination […]
Speaker: Fr Michael Whelan sm Topic: "Graced emergence versus stoic achievement" Come and enjoy some reflection, silence and solitude in the beautiful Marist grounds. All welcome No Booking required Entry by Donation Tea & Coffee provided Enquiries: Carole 9869 1036 or […]
“LET’S TALK ABOUT LEADERSHIP”
Lecturers: Fr Michael Whelan and Sr Marie Biddle We often hear the advice: “Forgive and forget”. Why might this be very bad advice? What is the relationship between the past and the future in shaping the human journey? What place do images, symbols and rituals have in human thriving? Can we think well without imagination […]
"Food for Thought" Topic: “Dreaming of a constitutively synodal church?” Join us for a light luncheon with guest speaker Most Rev Vincent Long van Nguyen OFMConv Bishop Vincent Long was born in 1961 in Dong Nai in Vietnam. In 1989 he was ordained to the priesthood as a Conventual Franciscan friar and then studied in […]
Sr Elizabeth Young rsm and Gail Gill
Lecturers: Fr Michael Whelan and Sr Marie Biddle We often hear the advice: “Forgive and forget”. Why might this be very bad advice? What is the relationship between the past and the future in shaping the human journey? What place do images, symbols and rituals have in human thriving? Can we think well without imagination […]
“The Way of the Cross … An Ending, a Beginning” presented by Barry Donaghue cfc D.Min. Throughout his life Jesus showed us how to reject the false self with its egotistical addictions to power, wealth and prestige, and to come steadily and with purpose to the fullness of our humanity. As spiritual beings having a […]
From Co-Dependency to Adult Faith
Lecturers: Fr Michael Whelan and Sr Marie Biddle We often hear the advice: “Forgive and forget”. Why might this be very bad advice? What is the relationship between the past and the future in shaping the human journey? What place do images, symbols and rituals have in human thriving? Can we think well without imagination […]
Let's talk about consent
Speaker: Catherine Hammond Topic: 'The Word of God Comforts and Uplifts. What do my Words do?' Come and enjoy some reflection, silence and solitude in the beautiful Marist grounds. All welcome No Booking required Entry by Donation Tea & Coffee provided Enquiries: Carole […]
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The Four Arrows & the Cross symbolise diversity giving rise to communion in and through the Paschal Mystery. Those who are diverse by nature & culture, in and through Christ find lifegiving unity.