Cedarbrake Retreats

Cedarbrake Retreat [Spiritual Director Annual Workshop] | We all experience uncertain times when what was is ended and what will be is unknown. Moving to a new location, ending a relationship, or losing a job can be challenging. How do we help ourselves and our spiritual directees navigate these difficult transitions called “liminal spaces”? During this weekend, Albert Haase, OFM, will explore the reality of liminal space, why we resist it, how to navigate it, how it fits into the Paschal Mystery, and how it is experienced in spiritual darkness.

Cedarbrake Retreat | Join us as we enter the Lenten season to reflect more deeply on God’s tremendous love for us. Fr. Harry Dean and Brian Egan will share spiritual messages about what this sacred time of preparation asks of us. The day will include lunch and Mass with the distribution of ashes. The cost is $50.

Cedarbrake Retreat | The struggles that we face as Catholic men and women living our faith and growing into a relationship with Christ are enormous. We are anxious about many aspects of our lives, and at times, we can become spiritually dry. If we want to "Stay Hydrated", we must drink from the living water every day! Bill Moyer, a spiritual director, father, and parishioner at St. Jerome's Waco, will lead this day retreat.

Cedarbrake Retreat | Surrendering to God’s will is a daily choice for us to make and was modeled for us by Our blessed Mother and Jesus. Maria Cuevas, a spiritual director and member of St. John Neumann parish in Austin will give two talks and Brian Egan will also give a reflection. Fr. Harry Dean will celebrate mass and the Sacrament of Reconciliation on this silent retreat. There will be ample time for silence, communal prayer and listening to God speaking to our hearts.

Retiro Cedarbrake | Jesús vino a sanar física, emocional y espiritualmente: ayudando a los ciegos a ver, a los cojos a caminar y a los muertos a resucitar. Muchos desconocen que la misión sanadora de Jesús continúa hoy en la Iglesia Católica. Diáconos Jose Rivera y Rodrigo Reyna, ministros de oración por la sanación del Centro de Oración de la Misericordia de Dios en Austin, Texas, explicará las raíces bíblicas de la misión sanadora de Jesús, revisarán los esfuerzos actuales de la Iglesia Católica para continuar dicha misión y demostrarán la práctica de la oración por la sanación. También se invita a participar en la Adoración, la oración y los testimonios.