Events

from the Retreat Association A silent retreat for beginners with personal accompaniment by a Sister of St Andrew Individually Guided Retreat (IGR) Arrivals Friday at 5 pm finishing Sunday at 5 pm Donation  £80-£120 (residential, self-catering only);  £40-£90 (online or non residential retreat) Contact and booking.

Preparing and living the transition.  A workshop day with input, sharing and personal times. with sister Marie-Christine Retiring is often linked to more than leaving our work and the role … Continue reading Retiring, a significant step in life.

'See! I stand at the door and knock.' Revelation 3:20 With sister Fiona. Arrivals 10 am (tea and coffee) for 10.30 start finishing at 4 pm. Please bring a packed … Continue reading Advent Quiet Day

Feast of Saint Andrew The time of prayer begins at 7.30 pm and lasts until about 8.30 pm. At 7.00 pm there is a song practice, for those who wish. There is no need to book, all are welcome. After the prayer, quiet music is played in the chapel. People are welcome to stay and … Continue reading Wednesday Meditative evening prayer with Taizé Chants

Come any time between 2.30pm and 5.30pm Enjoy * Relax * Spend time together * Games * Mini Craft Market * Refreshments 4.30 – 5.00pm Prayer with the community Train: Lewisham or Blackheath. Bus 54, 89 or 108 Stop at St Margaret Church/Brandram Road. Car park available. No need to book. Everybody welcome! If you … Continue reading For the Feast of St Andrew, the Sisters invite you to their Open Afternoon

The time of prayer begins at 7.30 pm and lasts until about 8.30 pm. At 7.00 pm there is a song practice, for those who wish. There is no need to book, all are welcome. After the prayer, quiet music is played in the chapel. People are welcome to stay and pray silently and leave … Continue reading Wednesday Evening Prayer with Taize Chants

1.Ignatius’ Shoes. Life as a pilgrimage With Sister Marie-Christine How is the life of St Ignatius of Loyola relevant for us today, after 500 years? There will be a time of presentation with pictures, followed by a time of reflection. In spring 2022, Sister Marie-Christine spent six weeks in the Jesuit Spiritual Centre in Manresa, … Continue reading Ignatian Spirituality in Three Objects 1

‘Nothing can be loved at speed’. Michael Leunig With Sisters Christiane and/or Sister Regula A day to slow down and be refreshed in body, mind and soul. Arrivals from 10.30am for an 11am start - finishing at 3.30pm Please bring a packed lunch Suggested donation: £ 15 - £ 25 Contact and Booking

2. Ignatius' begging bowl. Receiving from God. With Sister Marie-Christine How is the life of St Ignatius of Loyola relevant for us today, after 500 years? There will be a time of presentation with pictures, followed by a time of reflection. In spring 2022, Sister Marie-Christine spent six weeks in the Jesuit Spiritual Centre in … Continue reading Ignatian Spirituality in Three Objects 2

Wednesday Meditative evening prayer with Taizé Chants ‘Do good; seek justice’ (Isaiah 1:17) ‘Be-Longing: Praying for Unity amidst Injustice’ This year’s materials have been prepared by the churches of Minneapolis; they have been translated and adapted by the CTBI writing group; for more information please consult the CTBI website www.ctbi.org.uk The time of prayer begins … Continue reading Week of Prayer for Christian Unity