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Spiritual Leadership of Men with Saint Pio
Join Father Joseph Tuscan, OFM Cap., for a day of reflection on Spiritual Leadership for men.
When and where
Date and time
Saturday, April 15 · 9:30am - 3:15pm EDT
Location
National Centre for Padre Pio 111 Barto Road Barto, PA 19504
Refund Policy
About this event
- 5 hours 45 minutes
- Mobile eTicket
On this second day of prayer and reflection with Father Joseph Tuscan, O.F.M. Capuchin, we will turn our attention to Padre Pio’s spiritual advice to men. There is no cost to attend this Day of Spiritual Leadership of Men; however, it is a ticketed event. Registration opens on March 15th. Bring your own packed lunch or pre-order and pre-pay $16.00 for a boxed lunch when registering for your ticket on-line. Deadline to order lunch is April 8th. For further information, please contact angela@padrepio.org.
Boxed lunch options:
1. Roast Beef with lettuce and tomato on a roll
2. Roasted turkey breast wrap with bacon, cranberry sauce and chopped Romaine
3. Grilled eggplant with herbs and provolone cheese on a roll
Please indicate your lunch order by your ticket selection; your ticket receipt will be emailed to you. Please bring your ticket receipt with you on the day of the event to get your lunch.
PLEASE NOTE: If you select a free General Admission ticket, you WILL NOT be able to order lunch on the day of the event. If you will be eating the lunch offered here, please make sure to purchase the appropriate ticket.
Saturday, April 15, 2023
Welcome & Opening Prayer - 9:30 AM
Conference #1 - 9:45 AM
Mass - 11:00 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation, Lunch, and
Free Time to Visit the Museum and Gift Shop - 12:00 PM
Conference #2 with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 1:00 PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation, Adoration, and Free Time to Visit the Museum and Gift Shop - 2:00 PM
Chaplet of Divine Mercy with Benediction - 3:00 PM
About the organizer
The Mission of the National Centre for Padre Pio, Inc., is to lead souls to God, through the example of Padre Pio, the first Priest in history to bear the stigmata; the wounds of Christ.
Based upon the precepts of Franciscan Spirituality as demonstrated by the Seraphic Father, Saint Francis of Assisi, Padre Pio’s own spirituality was a lifelong practice of love of God as manifested through love of neighbor. Through his mission on the Altar and in the Confessional, particularly as a spiritual teacher second to none, Padre Pio continued the work of redemption begun by Christ.
In thanksgiving to God for this unique gift of Padre Pio in our lives, we at the National Centre humbly strive to continue the salvific mission of Padre Pio. We offer to all, regardless of race, creed, or color, a place of refuge and revitalization in the Franciscan Spirit of love and peace.
In this place of refuge, we endeavor to educate and promote education in the teachings and spirituality of Padre Pio through speeches, seminars, workshops, retreats and pilgrimages. The Centre publishes, distributes, composes and produces books, magazines, music and films about the life, work, and spirituality of Padre Pio both here in the United States and throughout the world.