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SeekaRetreat - West Virginia retreats, retreat workshops, programs and events. Directory of retreat leaders and spiritual directors and coaches. Retreats include themes with topics including: spiritual retreats, religious retreats, healing, yoga, self improvement etc...
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West Virginia is bordered by Pennsylvania and Maryland (N), Virginia
(E and S), Kentucky and across the Ohio River, Ohio (W).
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Retreat Centers with Scheduled Retreats
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Priestfield Pastoral Center is one of four Pastoral Centers in the Catholic Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston under the pastoral care of Bishop Michael J. Bransfield. These centers are designated as places of gathering for purposes of education, spiritual growth and human development.
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Friends of Silence is a non-profit endeavor to facilitate others in reverencing silence, prayer, contemplation, the Divine Guest, and the Oneness of all creation as well as to encourage the life-giving empowerment that derives from the Silence.
"Is there enough Silence for the Word to be heard?" questioned T.S. Eliot in his beautiful "Ash Wednesday" poem. All too often the answer is NO! And where a need is not being met, small groups of individuals rise up to answer the Cry.
Nan Merrill, a woman of wisdom and compassion, began Friends of Silence in Detroit in 1987 as an urban contemplative community welcoming individuals of all faiths and cultures. We have grown from 40 to an international community at large of over 6,000 pray-ers. We are linked in the Silence, in heart-prayer, and in friendship to many religious and spiritual communities as well as the various F.O.S. groups that are emerging in prisons, businesses, and community centers throughout the United States and around the world. Recognizing the efficacy of silence, we meet together or in the solitude of our homes to hold our family and neighbors, our cities and country, our world and planet in silence and prayer.
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Enota Glace is a place of magic and beauty, nestled on a mountainside thirteen and one-half miles from White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia. The atmosphere is filled with Grace and wonder - a perfect setting for introspection and self-development. Currently there is a classroom, a picnic area, hiking trails, a playground, and a place for ceremony. The miniature lighthouse is the inspiration for our centre's logo. It represents the intention with which the centre is being created: to assist all who would follow their own Light in an energy of humility and Grace.
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Our Centre - Enota Glace is a budding conference and retreat centre. Our intention is to host three conference weekends a year: spring, summer, and fall. Each conference will focus upon some aspect of self development and include guest speakers, experiential learning, meditation, relaxation and enjoyment, as well as opportunities to meet and network with like minded individuals.
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Our Vision - As participants in the co-creation/evolution of Enota Glace, we believe that all Units of Consciousness are part of a Greater Force with a definite purpose for Being. We offer a Spiritual Retreat Centre where people may choose to learn about themselves, their relationship to each other, the world, the Universe and the Greater Whole of Existence/The All/Great Is/God.
Our Mission - Providing many levels of experience, to incorporate research and development, teaching by example through Discipline, Faith, Trust, Compassion, Forgiveness, Joy, Humility, Discernment/Detachment and remembering that we are all students first.
The Three Components
The teaching philosophy of Enota Glace has three components:
MOTIVATION spiritual: The Divine Spark within is the engine which drives us to achieve and know the greatness in all.
EDUCATION mental: To teach, learn and share knowledge.
APPLICATION physical: Integrate knowledge led by wisdom to heighten receptivity.
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St Joseph Retreat Center provides a restful and peace-filled environment for an unstructured retreat. There are several Sisters of St. Joseph available by appointment to provide spiritual direction if desired. Opportunities for classes and workshops can be found locally at Wheeling Jesuit University, the Howard Long Wellness Center, and Oglebay Park.
All retreats are held in our lovely, comfortable retreat center, located on 100 acres, adjacent to Oglebay Park in Wheeling WV
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Highlighted Retreats
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- Within and hour of Washington DC -
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Rolling Ridge is an ecumenical Christian study retreat community located on 1400 acres of wilderness near Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Current facilities include a retreat house, meditation shelter, art cottage, and four staff houses. Retreat events focus on spirituality, biblical studies, meditative arts, earthkeeping, peacemaking and community. |
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Rolling Ridge Study Retreat Community | 129 Jubilee Lane | Harpers Ferry, WV 25425
Phone 202.531.7572. | Email community@rollingridge.net
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Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with Green Work at Rolling Ridge Study Retreat
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Calling all Members, Partner Groups and Friends!
St. Patrick loved to wield a rake, saw or garden hoe and we do too! Join us on Saturday, March 17, 2012, for a joyful day of working together on the land. We plan wood cutting, gardening and trail work.
Coffee and muffins at 9:30; work begins at 10. Lunch and supper provided. After supper join us for a campfire, Irish folk tales and more, music and games.
The Retreat House is open and available for overnight stays (no charge) on both Friday and Saturday. Bring your own food for meals other than Saturday lunch and supper. Hours worked count toward membership and partner group volunteer commitments.
This event is FREE, but you must register to attend. Please register by March 9 so we know how much food to prepare. To register, email Lindsay@rollingridge.net or call 304-724-1069.
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- Bridges to Contemplative Living with Thomas Merton
(once monthly for 8 months)
This program of spiritual growth for those who desire to live more contemplatively is inspired by the writings of Thomas Merton. Contemplative living is a way of responding to our everyday experiences by tending to our relationships. It deepens our awareness of connectedness and communion with others.
Each session begins with scripture and ends with prayer.
Facilitator: Sr. Mary Clark
Cost $10.00 for 8 sessions (includes books)
- March 31, 2012
Lenten Day of Reflection
Bonnie Thurston is a native of West Virginia, currently living in Wheeling. Her poetry frequently appears in religious periodicals. Her most recent book published is Belonging to Borders (2011) from Liturgical Press.
- May 5, 2012
Seeing the Holy through the Eye of our Camera
Come spend an early spring day on the grounds of Mount St. Joseph and capture the ordinary in an extraordinary manner. You are standing on holy ground! Bring your camera and comfortable walking shoes.
Daniel is a consultant who wors with students, adults and businesses to promote peaceful, harmonious interactions. In this effort he relies heavily on examples he photographs in nature. His photos have appeared in a number of publications and are on display at several exibits.
Guide for the day: Daniel Caron
Cost $25.00 (includes lunch)
Our full calendar is available here
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Center: Friends Wilderness Center
City: Harpers Ferry
State: WV
Telephone: 304-728-4820
Retreat Email: center@friendswilderness.org
www.friendswilderness.org
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Upcoming Events: to be announced.
A great opportunity to discover Friends Wilderness Center and the preserve we share. Hikes, walks, art activities, adventures for children, hanging at the Cabin, and a yummy lunch. Further details TBA. Event is free. There is a modest charge for lunch. Volunteers are welcome to help guide or sign in visitors. It's a lot of fun with great people.
We also are accepting corporate sponsors of the Open House. For $25-$150 you can help underwrite the cost of this free event and get very favorable publicity in front of 2,000 regional households. Before March 15, ask about sponsorship. Contact Sheila Bach at center@friendswilderness.org to volunteer or be a sponsor of this, our largest event during the year.
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