Tag Archives: Lectio Divina
DIY Prayer Retreat #13: A Lenten Retreat
Here is a Lenten retreat outline that came out a contemplative evening I facilitated at Tenth Church last week. The Lectio guide is adapted from Living from the Heart and used with permission from SoulStream. For this retreat, it is … Continue reading →
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Communion
The seven-year-old downed his third tiny glass of grape juice and licked the last drop from the bottom, oblivious of the perfect purple ring around his lips. Perhaps it was his eager grin as he went for the fourth glass that prompted three women to spring … Continue reading →
Posted in Childhood, Ignatian Spirituality, Popular Posts, Prayer, Stories
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Tagged Burnaby, communion story, Funkybug, Hadrian, Heidi Braacx, Joy Is Measurable, Lectio Divina, Lectio on life, SoulStream, spiritual director, spiritual director Burnaby, spiritual director Vancouver, Vancouver
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