Centering Prayer (1)

Centering Prayer is a method of prayer that emerges from the Christian contemplative tradition. Its source is the indwelling Trinity and it is rooted in sacred Scripture. It's purpose is to draw us into a more intimate relationship with God by surrendering to God's presence and action within. Centering Prayer is both a discipline that prepares the faculties to receive the pure Gift of God's presence in Contemplation as well as relationship with God.

Holy Family

Saskatoon

Wednesday, Feb. 10;

7pm

Eileen Materi

652-1289

Fr. Kevin McGee

Creative Catholic Families (1)

Ritual is an important element of Catholic spirituality, but we maybe don't think about how this translates to home. Based on conversations with Catholic families of different generations, cultural backgrounds, and approaches to spirituality, this presentation outlines and celebrates the ways in which families can truly be the "domestic Church" and cultivate life-long faith in children.

Holy Family

Saskatoon

Tuesday, March 9;

7 pm

EileenMateri

652-1289

Leah Perrault

How Far Can We Go (1)

Based on Leah's book How Far Can We Go? A Catholic Guide to Sex and Dating, Leah walks with youth, young adults, parents and clergy in figuring out how physical intimacy fits into the rest of our lives in relationships.

Holy Spirit

Saskatoon

Tuesday, March 2;

7 pm

Shirley Hyshka

374-1425

Leah Perrault

Building and Sustaining Chrisitan Community Through Hospitality (1)

We will explore how hospitality fulfills the command of Jesus'”Love One Another'”as I have love you.

St. Anne

Saskatoon

Monday, Feb. 22; 7:30 pm

Sr. Dianne

Sehn, osu

931-4700

Sr. Dianne

Sehn, osu

Prayer-an Intimate Conversation With God (1)

St. Therese of Lisieux said: "Prayer is just a conversation between friends" - what does that mean and how can we begin to cultivate a friendship with God through prayer.

St. Augustine

Saskatoon

Monday, March 15;

7 pm

Sharon Powell

373-3453

Christy Dupuis

Sound Spirituality--Key to Authentic Christian Life (2)

Spirituality from the perspective of one's Experience. Talks will be centered principally on ways to live out one's personal Christian life in order to be 'stress-free' from being overwhelmed by a busy world.

St. Francis Xavier

Saskatoon

Tuesdays, February 23 & March 2, 7 pm

Irene LeGatt

933-1108

Fr. Ephraim Mensah

Eucharist and the Saskatchewan Soul (1)

A reflection on ways in which our 'Saskatchewan experience (environment, way of life) offers a unique appreciation of the Eucharist as the Body of Christ.

St. Francis

Saskatoon

Thursday, March 11;

7pm

Irene Legatt

933-1108

Sr. Teresita Kambeitz, osu

Pray With All Your Senses (1)

By engaging all of our senses, Jesus' gift as Eucharist is expanded and deepend. We will explore God with our sense of of self, sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch movement.

St. John Bosco

Saskatoon

Wednesday, March 10;

6:30 - 8 pm

Theresa Winterhalt

Mona Goodman

Spirituality and Social Justice (1):

How do we develop a balanced spirituality that includes a commitment to justice? How do we create a

balanced activism that remains gospel-centered? This session explores these questions and how we can develop a 'faith that does justice.'

St. Mary

Saskatoon

Thursday,

March 18;

7 p.m.

St. Mary office

244-2983

Gertrude Rompre

Women in the New Testament (1)

A discussion of women in the New Testament, focusing on Mary Magdalene

Assumption of Our Lady

Kerrobert

Tuesday,

March 2;

6:45 p.m.

Wendy Tuchscherer

834-2979

Sr. Val Leibel, ssnd

Mary, Woman of Our Day (1)

This session explores our images of Mary as a vibrant woman, whose example and life teaches us how to live our Baptismal commitment.

Immaculate Heart of Mary

Outlook

Saturday, March 6;

2:30 pm

Maxine Prentice

243-4308

Sr. Dianne

Sehn, osu

Exploring Your Relationship with God through Art (1)

You don'™t have to be artistic for this session. Simple creative exercises will help you on your spiritual journey.

St Theresa

Rosetown

Thursday,

March 11;

7 p.m.

Kim Askin

882-6616

Sr. Felicitas Drobig, OSU