Unity from the Depths: Contemplative Prayer & Practices; Healing the Wounds of Division

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Unitive consciousness—the awareness that we are all one in Love —lays a solid foundation for social critique and acts of justice. ~ Richard Rohr

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The Dominican Sisters of Hope invite you to join them in exploring Unity from the Depths: A Contemplative Response to Division; a four-part series exploring aspects relevant to these tumultuous times of inner and outer conflict. More than ever, a contemplative approach, which embraces a countercultural stance that acknowledges a unitive consciousness among all creation, is necessary. By compassionately holding and not turning from the reality of our own conflicted feelings and internal divisions, we can begin to permit the current political and social divisiveness to break us open and lead us to fruitful choices of action.

This online series, presented by the Center at Mariandale Contemplative Formation Program team, is commissioned and sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of Hope, who believe that a contemplative response to polarization is the evolutionary and critical way toward greater unity. Four reflective online mornings may be taken individually or as a whole.

Sunday, Oct. 24:Contemplative Prayer and Practices: Healing the Wounds of Division, with Gaynell Cronin and Janet Corso
Our usual prayer and spiritual practices may seem inadequate in the face of our own feelings of powerlessness and the large wounds of and brokenness evident in our country and the world. How might we be a contemplative and healing presence willing to stay with our own woundedness, and be transformed ourselves in order to best serve others? During this time together we will explore specifically how prayer and practices can be courageous contemplative acts of healing.

Date: Sunday, October 24 2021
Time: 9am to 12:30pm
Presenters: Gaynell Cronin and Janet Corso

Presenters: Gaynell Cronin is a spiritual director, facilitator of group spiritual direction, and leader of contemplative prayer, retreats, and parish missions. Doorways to Holiness, with co-author Fr. Jack Rathschmidt, is her most recent book. Janet Corso, MA is a spiritual director and supervisor and trainer of spiritual directors. Janet also leads retreats and workshops, and was formerly the director of The Center at Mariandale. She is a member of Mariandale's Contemplative Formation team.

How the Online Program Works: Once you register, you will receive an email with a Zoom link, meeting ID, and a phone number and simple instructions. You can join the Zoom visual session from a computer or tablet. Please make sure you add This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to your email contact list, so that you receive the Confirmation email in your Inbox, and not Spam or Junk mail. Thank you.

When

Sunday, October 24, 2021 9:00AM - 12:30PM EDT

Location

The Center at Mariandale

Phone: (914) 941-4455
299 N Highland Ave.
Ossining, New York
10562
United States
Website

Presenter

Janet Corso & Gaynell Cronin

Event Registration

Registration Type Ends Price
Contemplative Prayer and Practices: Healing the Wounds of Division
October 24, 2021 $0.00
Ends: October 24, 2021
 

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