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Anchor ourselves in christ |
Lenten Day RetreatREGISTER FOR ADULT RETREAT AT LINK BELOW!Lenten Day Retreat: For Men & Women Ages 18+
Spend a day with the Lord. Let him refresh our spirit and guide us.
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ANCHOR our FAITH our HOPE and our LOVE in Him.
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retreat schedule
10:00 AM MORNING PRAYER / INTRODUCTION OF THE DAY
10:15 AM SESSION 1: COLORS & SOUNDS
10:45 AM SMALL GROUP CHECK – IN
11:00 AM SESSION 2: FLOWERS AND ROCKS
11:30 AM INDIVIDUAL SILENT REFLECTION
(ADORATION WITH BLESSED SACRAMENT)
12:00 PM BREAK
12:15 PM SMALL GROUP CONVERSATION
12:45 PM EXAMINATION OF CONSCIENCE
1:00 PM LUNCH
1:45 PM REST IN THE LORD
2:00 PM SESSION 3: ANCHOR OF MY LIFE
2:30 PM INDIVIDUAL REFLECTION TIME
3:00 PM SMALL GROUP CONVERSATION
3:30 PM BREAK
3:45 PM SESSION 4: FROM A HOUSE TO A HOME
4:15 PM INDIVIDUAL SILENT REFLECTION
(ADORATION WITH BLESSED SACRAMENT)
4:45 PM BIG GROUP
5:15 PM BREAK | PREPARE FOR MASS
5:30 PM HOLY MASS
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about fr. hung phamFr. Hung Pham currently serves as Director of the Office of Ignatian Spirituality (OIS) of the Central and Southern Province of the USA (UCS). The mission of OIS consists of exploring and cultivating various types of directing the Spiritual Exercises, of forming future formators in the Ignatian tradition, and of maintaing and fostering collaborative networks among various Ignatian centers and ministries in the province and beyond. Before having been missioned to this assignment, Fr. Pham served as the provincial assistant for formation for five years, assistant professor of lgnatian Spirituality at the Jesuit School of Theology, Santa Clara in Berkeley, California for seven years. A Jesuit for 26 years, he taught biology and chemistry at St. Louis University High School and served as a teacher-trainer with the Jesuit Refugee Services in Thailand before studying to be ordained to the priesthood.
In 2016, Fr. Pham was elected as provincial delegate to attend the 36th General Congregation to the elect the current Superior General. Fr. Pham holds a bachelor’s degree in math, chemistry and biology from Regis University in Denver; a master’s degree in philosophy from Saint Louis University; and a doctorate in Ignatian spirituality from Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Madrid.Academically, ministerially and pastorally, Fr. Pham has lectured and led seminars on different lgnatian themes and topics as well as directed numerous lgnatian workshops and retreats in various cities in the United States as well as of Australia, Belize, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain, Thailand and Vietnam. He enjoys meals with friends and game of tennis.