Cedarbrake Retreat | Come retreat from the noise of the world and receive a day of quiet to learn from Fr. Henri Nouwen's book, "The Way of the Heart.” Deacon Dan Lupo will share insights from Fr. Nouwen’s wisdom on how to abide in God via solitude, silence and prayer. Deacon Dan is a diocesan Spiritual Director and Deacon at St. Thomas More parish in Austin.
Cedarbrake Retreat | This three-day retreat for young adults and adults with divorced parents invites participants to move through the broken image of love in their parents’ relationship to their deepest identity found in God. The retreat gives participants a greater understanding of the wound of divorce and how it affects their lives, offers advice about the difficulties concerning love and trust of others, and explains how the Catholic faith, spiritual practices, and the sacraments are essential to self-knowledge and healing.
Cedarbrake Retreat | The spiritual life unfolds in seasons, and each season calls us to grow. What if, in the silence, God is forming something deeper in you? In this retreat, we will reflect on the lives of five women in Scripture who show us how to walk with God through silence, surrender, bold faith. Join Mary Pomeroy, retreat leader and spiritual director, to walk this path together as His beloved.
Cedarbrake Retreat | This retreat will explore the traps we can fall into and thus not see our true worth as God sees us. Beverly Collin, former assistant director at Cedarbrake and current chaplain at N. Austin Medical Center, will lead this retreat for women.
Cedarbrake Retreat | Forgiveness is at the heart of our faith, but it was never meant to leave us defenseless. Karen May will lead a retreat for those navigating painful or harmful relationships who are ready to discover that freedom can be found in faithful forgiveness and that love itself sometimes calls us to set limits. Karen is an author, speaker, spiritual director, and a parishioner at St. John Neumann in Austin. The cost for this retreat is $50.