Events
6 June and 3 October 2008
Ongoing seminar on the Spiritual Exercises.
Next seminar is on June 6th at St Margarets 10.30 for 11.00am start - finishing 3.30pm
We will be looking at the Contemplatio.
Contact: Alison Moody:
0141 354 0077 admin@iscglasgow.co.uk
Saturday 7 June 2008
SEXUALITY AND THE SPIRITUAL EXERCISES
Led by Andrew Walker
Director of the London Spirituality Centre
This day event for Epiphany Group embers looks at the relationship ofspirituality and sexuality from an experiential and reflective stance,with particular reference to the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises and our work as spiritual directors/companions.
Andrew Walker is an Anglican priest and director of the London Centre for Spirituality. He is also co-director of the London based Ignatian Spirituality Course, and a Pschosynthesis counsellor and supervisor.
The event will be held at the Ignatian Spirituality Centre, 35 Scott Street, Glasgow G3 6PE. Coffee 10.30am, starting at 11 am and finishing about 5 pm. £25/20 concs. including sandwich lunch, tea and coffee.
Closing date for registration is 23 May 2008. Further details including map will be sent shortly before the event to those who have registered.
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Monday 28 July 2008
A Day of Recollection. This is to celebrate St Ignatius anniversary. It is a chance for members to pray together.Venue: The Orchard, Kilgraston
Fri-Sun 14-16 November 2008
Annual residential conference open to those interested in Ignatian Spirituality at the Pastoral Centre, Dundee. The theme will be Spirituality and Justice.
"Choosing Christ in the World"
Speaker/facilitator Miriam McHardy
Miriam McHardy
Miriam has worked as Campaigns Officer for the Catholic development agency Trócaire in Ireland, and in Scotland as Youth Officer for SCIAF. In both agencies she has been concerned to encourage people to be involved in social justice as an outcome of their faith.
More recently she has worked with the Centre for Theology and Public Issues at the University of Edinburgh where she has been involved in research into young people’s attitudes to human rights and religion.
Her own Masters research examined how involvement in social justice can have a positive influence on people’s faith. She also works as a spiritual director.
Miriam is married with two young children.
This will be open to non members as well as members.