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Discernment – Praying with Jesus Through His Passion - A Silent Day Retreat
Experience How Praying Through Our Lord's Passion Brings True Discernment
By Vallombrosa Center
When and where
Date and time
Saturday, March 26, 2022 · 8:30am - 5pm PDT
Location
Vallombrosa Center 250 Oak Grove Ave Menlo Park, CA 94025
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About this event
On Saturday, March 26, we cordially invite you to a traditional silent retreat entitled "Discernment: Praying with Jesus Through His Passion." Jesus' burning plea from prayer Psalm 22: "My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?” Because in the midst of abandonment and powerlessness, Christ accomplished the will of the Father, discernment in the Christian life is also rooted in this obedient cry. Dr. Anthony Lilles will unfold this theme to invite retreatants into a deeper silence as we approach Holy Week.
The day is only $45.00 which includes continental breakfast, a simple lunch, Holy Mass at 4 p.m., and quiet time for reflection. We gather at 8:30 a.m., first conference is at 9am, Holy Mass at 4pm, and conclude at 5 pm.
This is the final of three day long silent retreats leading to a 5 Night Silent Retreat May 1-7. Registration for May is also available on the website vallombrosa.org/calendar. You do not have had to attend any of the three day rerteats to attend the 5 Day retreat.
Retreat Presenter Bio:
Dr. Anthony Lilles
The academic dean of St. Patrick’s Seminary and University, Dr. Lilles grew up in Santa Cruz, CA and did his undergraduate studies at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He completed his graduate and doctoral studies at the Angelicum and is a specialist in Spiritual Theology. He has devoted his career to priestly formation and the spiritual renewal of the Church.
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Vallombrosa CenterVallombrosa Center in Menlo Park is located on a ten-acre site that was originally the home of E.W. Hopkins, the nephew of Mark Hopkins. The Hopkins home, known as the Old Mansion, was built during the Civil War period. Originally a simple wooden structure, it was later expanded and decorated with its distinctive Italianate touches.
The Vallombrosa Center is an ideal location for groups seeking a quiet and serene setting, with its beautiful grounds, comfortable accommodations, and friendly, helpful staff. It is also a gathering place for friends and neighbors to rest, to worship, to learn and grow.