A night of prayer, Adoration, and Lectio Divina with music at Saint Mary of Mercy Church in downtown Pittsburgh. This event takes place every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month.
A BYOB Picnic with Fun, Fellowship, Games, Great Food. Get to know other Catholic Singles over the age of 21 throughout the Diocese of PGH & Western PA.
Saint Paul of the Cross Retreat Center presents a monthly "Ignatian Day Retreats" starting Thursday, August 6th and will continue the First Thursday of each month.
Join Saint Pio of Pietrelcina Parish and the Capuchin Friars at the Port for First Friday Mass and Adoration. Mass begins at 6:30PM in St. Augustine Church. A Holy Hour with praise and worship will follow.
Saint Paul of the Cross Retreat Center presents... A Family Golf Outing! All are welcome - adults, parents/grandparents with children. No 'pro golfers' - just folks who want a FUN day out with friends, family, and fellowship AND lots of laughter!! Picnic to follow at Stone Pavillon.
Engage in experiential learning and prayerful individual discernment and learn to give conscious attention to what Ignatius called “motions of the soul” - our thoughts, feelings, and sense experiences - in relation to a life choice being considered. This attentiveness and self-awareness cultivates a discerning disposition through which we can better perceive, understand, and respond to the movement of the Spirit of God in our lives, lived daily in faith.
Engage in experiential learning and prayerful individual discernment and learn to give conscious attention to what Ignatius called “motions of the soul” - our thoughts, feelings, and sense experiences - in relation to a life choice being considered. This attentiveness and self-awareness cultivates a discerning disposition through which we can better perceive, understand, and respond to the movement of the Spirit of God in our lives, lived daily in faith.
Hosted by The Oakland Prayer Group every month. For details on monthly meetings, check out the OPG's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/951396078235491/.
Engage in experiential learning and prayerful individual discernment and learn to give conscious attention to what Ignatius called “motions of the soul” - our thoughts, feelings, and sense experiences - in relation to a life choice being considered. This attentiveness and self-awareness cultivates a discerning disposition through which we can better perceive, understand, and respond to the movement of the Spirit of God in our lives, lived daily in faith.
Engage in experiential learning and prayerful individual discernment and learn to give conscious attention to what Ignatius called “motions of the soul” - our thoughts, feelings, and sense experiences - in relation to a life choice being considered. This attentiveness and self-awareness cultivates a discerning disposition through which we can better perceive, understand, and respond to the movement of the Spirit of God in our lives, lived daily in faith.