20 May 2023 9am-2pm – Retreat Space at Corrymeela
28 June 2023 10am-4pm – Wellness Day at Corrymeela
25-27 Aug 2023 – Service in Community Retreat at Corrymeela
13-15 October 2023 – Stillness in Community Retreat at Corrymeela
2-3 November 2023 – Clergy Resilience Retreat at Corrymeela
21 November 2023 9am-2pm – Retreat Space at Corrymeela
18 January 2024 9am-2pm- Retreat Space at Corrymeela
15-18 February 2024 – Silent Retreat (3-Day) at Corrymeela
13 March 2024 9am-2pm- Retreat Space at Corrymeela
9-18 April 2024 – Resilient Spirit 5-Day Retreat/ 10-Day Pilgrimage
25 May 2024 9am-2pm- Retreat Space at Corrymeela
18 Jun 2024 10am-4pm- Wellness Day at Corrymeela
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Psalms for the Spirit Ep. 22: Giving Language for our Pain and our Hallelujahs, with Edward Buri
Today’s guest is Peace Lee – spiritual director, preacher, and educator on decolonial and feminist perspectives. In this conversation, we reconnect over our mutual love for the Psalms: how they can be imprinted on our hearts and come to us when we need them most, how we can read them afresh as we consider new…
This Was Easter
April Newsletter Easter this year was overcast in Ireland. It was cool and a little blowy. It was muted and undramatic. Yet, it was an Easter where I sensed the slow growth of new life, the gradual blooming of hope for a new future. As you may have heard in the news, it’s been a…
The Spirituality of Resistance
March Newsletter There’s something in the air this March, and I hadn’t realized it until this morning. It’s a theme that weaves together quite a few aspects of what’s going on, in my life and in the world around me. A few weekends ago I led a Silent Retreat at Corrymeela, and to frame the…
Psalms for the Spirit Ep. 21: Fighting Against the Storms of Life, with Martin Tel
Today’s guest is Peace Lee – spiritual director, preacher, and educator on decolonial and feminist perspectives. In this conversation, we reconnect over our mutual love for the Psalms: how they can be imprinted on our hearts and come to us when we need them most, how we can read them afresh as we consider new…
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