How We Treat One Another Matters - Lenten Retreat
- March 11, 2017
- 9:00 AM - 4:00 CST
- Coffey Hall, McCormick Lounge
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Institute of Pastoral Studies
Mirta Garcia, mgarcia29@luc.edu - $20
- Not open to the public.
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How We Treat One Another Matters - Lenten Retreat
The Cultivation of Mercy and Compassion for the Sake of Others
FACILITATOR
Charlotte Dillon, Ph.D.
Adjunct Faculty and Clinical Psychologist
LOCATION
Loyola University Chicago
Lake Shore Campus
McCormick Lounge
1032 W Sheridan Road
Chicago, Illinois 60660
¿From the moment we are born, we continue to be shaped by our involvement in networks of relationships. As we grow older and progressively come to understand about choice, our personal identity continues to grow from our conscious commitments - especially commitments to people. To be a person means being in relationship.¿
¿ Befriending our Desires by Philip Sheldrake
The call to Mercy and Compassion is an invitation for relationship - an invitation to give and receive love, extend kindness, and be a channel of unbounded generosity. This retreat will articulate principles of attachment theory and emerging neurosciences as they pertain to how our primary attachment style impacts our capacity to grow and be free flowing channels of God¿s hands and feet on earth.
This event is open to all¿parish and congregation leaders, the greater Loyola Chicago community, students, faculty, and alumni.
Cost $20, includes Continental Breakfast, Lunch and Materials
REGISTRATIONS REQUIRED BY MARCH 8. NO WALK-INS
CONTACT: Mirta Garcia
Parish Leadership and Management Programs
p. 312.915.7466 | mgarcia29@luc.edu
