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21 November @ 10:15 am
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21 November @ 3:30 pm
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Experience the labyrinth as a tool for contemplative prayer and spiritual insight. We’ll begin by creating a labyrinth together, then explore multiple ways of engaging this ancient prayer practice – through mindful walking, contemplative writing, and other creative approaches. Whether you’re new to labyrinth prayer or a seasoned pilgrim, this day of silence, reflection, and gentle movement offers space to slow down, listen deeply, and discover what the winding path reveals. No experience necessary – just an open heart and willingness to wander prayerfully
Date: 2026-11-21, 10:15am – 3:30pm
Presenter: Sr Julian Grigor osb
Venue: Jamberoo Abbey, 695 Jamberoo Mountain Road, Jamberoo NSW 2533
Cost: The cost of the retreat is $60. Pensioners can apply for a reduced price. Morning tea will be provided, including tea and coffee throughout the day. Please bring your own lunch.
Registration: Fill in your name and details below. You will receive an email with an invoice for the registration and a link to make the payment. Thank you. To register for this retreat, please fill in the form below. Or if you prefer to call, you can call us at 02 4236 0011 ext 106 and leave a message for Sr Pet
Full details and registration on the Jamberoo Abbey website
Source: Jamberoo Abbey
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Experience the labyrinth as a tool for contemplative prayer and spiritual insight. We’ll begin by creating a labyrinth together, then explore multiple ways of engaging this ancient prayer practice – through mindful walking, contemplative writing, and other creative approaches. Whether you’re new to labyrinth prayer or a seasoned pilgrim, this day of silence, reflection, and gentle movement offers space to slow down, listen deeply, and discover what the winding path reveals. No experience necessary – just an open heart and willingness to wander prayerfully
Date: 2026-11-21, 10:15am – 3:30pm
Presenter: Sr Julian Grigor osb
Venue: Jamberoo Abbey, 695 Jamberoo Mountain Road, Jamberoo NSW 2533
Cost: The cost of the retreat is $60. Pensioners can apply for a reduced price. Morning tea will be provided, including tea and coffee throughout the day. Please bring your own lunch.
Registration: Fill in your name and details below. You will receive an email with an invoice for the registration and a link to make the payment. Thank you. To register for this retreat, please fill in the form below. Or if you prefer to call, you can call us at 02 4236 0011 ext 106 and leave a message for Sr Pet
Full details and registration on the Jamberoo Abbey website
Source: Jamberoo Abbey