Adult Formation
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Grow with us!god is calling youFormation in our Faith is a life-long journey. Faith grows and deepens throughout all of our life stages. For adults, Lumen Christi sponsors speakers, retreats, Bible and other studies, book discussions, and more. There is an Adult Faith Committee which plans these events. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please contact Lynn Schelitzche, Director of Faith Formation.
"Speaking of Art"....Responding to Richard Rohr's 'Appreciation of Art' Series
January 24, 31, February 7, 1460 minutes on zoom, either 2:30 pm or 6:30 pm
"Many of the apparitions in the Bible begin with “behold”—usually uttered as a command, an invitation, or perhaps a call to a different style of attention. In a sense, it is a giveaway that, in fact, we can and need to 'switch gears' once in a while to be ready to perceive what is about to come at us." from Week Thirty-Three: Finding God in the Arts; Rohr daily newsletter
(whatever works best for the group)
Interested? contact Michaela Bisanz in the parish office at [email protected] or 651-370-1608.
Writng as Spiritual Practice
Meets monthly (online or in person) on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 1:00 pm. We attempt to use writing to slow down and pay attention to the days we've been given. New members welcome.
Interested? Email or call Mary Jo at 651-435-3692
Becoming Catholic
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Resources
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https://www.loyolapress.com/3-minute-retreats-daily-online-prayer/
This 3-minute-retreat features a daily theme with scripture passage, beautiful photo, instrumental music, reflection on the scripture, question to ponder, and closing prayer.
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Music
Listen to our free Spotify playlist,
Psallite Music for Consolation, Hope and Healing,
featuring songs from the Psallite collection by the Collegeville Composers Group.
Praying Together, Praying Apart: At-Home Prayers for Times of Healing, Illness, and Death
The COVID-19 virus forces us to grapple with a difficult reality. Amid self-isolation and “stay-at-home” orders, an increasing number of people are experiencing sickness and death separated from other people. This resource strives to offer some concrete ways to pray, heal, and grieve together when we are physically apart. In addition, Anne and Jeffery Rowthorn, authors of God’s Good Earth, wrote a litany for the dying, the departed, and the grieving.
From Liturgical Press – St. John’s Collegeville
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Contact us
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lschelitzchelumenchristicc.orgDirector of Faith Formation
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