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On Holy Thursday the Omagh-Waterford Peace Choir joined Partners in Faith and the community in Sean McDermott Street parish to celebrate the Holy Thursday liturgy. This was the first such joint venture by Partners in Faith with the Peace Choir and the Sean McDermott Street parish and it was a wonderfully moving celebration. Below is short video showing highlights of the event.
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Winter Reflection Day
Let Us Break Bread Together:
Reflecting On Eucharist in our Daily Lives
Date: Sat 26th November
Place: Kimmage Manor
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Facilitators: Mick Kane & Lilian O'Brien
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TAI CHI Movements, stillness,
discussion, reflection and prayer.
This session provides an opportunity for participants to journey into themselves to meet the energies within and around in a new and dynamic way. These energies can then be brought back into our daily lives with a transforming freshness.
• A time to physically relax, quieten your mind, listen inside, to be completely present to and aware of self and surroundings, to be stable and peaceful, open to, and sharing the presence of God active within our lives
• Help you to gently let go of tension, cultivate energy, awareness, clarity, creativity.
• Some of the gentle movements, standing and sitting movements have been selected and adapted from Tai Chi and Chi Kung. The session is created the Partners in Faith way blending fun, freedom, friendship, reflection, art, music, colour and poetry.
DATE: Saturday 2nd July. Kimmage Manor Parish Hall.
TIME: 10.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.
COST: Waged Euro 20; Unwaged euro 15.
Address: PARTNERS IN FAITH 72 ST.Anthony's Rd Rialto. D. 8
Phone: 01-4535348
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The Catholic theologian, priest and author James Alison is visiting Ireland in late June and will be giving a retreat in the Sophia Wisdom Centre. The retreat is entitled "Loving the Church and Surviving in the Church: Why bother? A Gay Perspective". He will also be participating in "An Evening with James Alison" in the Swift Theatre, TCD.
James Alison is a Catholic theologian, priest, and author. Having lived with the Dominican Order between 1981 and 1995, he currently travels the world as a self-described itinerant preacher, lecturer, and retreat giver. He studied at Oxford University and earned his bachelors and master’s degrees and doctorate in theology from the Jesuit Theology Faculty in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. He has lived and worked in México, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and the United States as well as his native England. Alison is the author of "Knowing Jesus, Raising Abel: The Recovery of the Eschatological Imagination", "The Joy of Being Wrong: Original Sin through Easter Eyes", "Faith Beyond Resentment: Fragments Catholic and Gay", and most recently, "On Being Liked."
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Loving the Church and Surviving in the Church: Why bother? A Gay Perspective.
Sophia Wisdom Centre 25 Cork Street Dublin 8
Date: Wed 29 June Time: 10am - 4.30pm Cost: €30 (€15 unwaged) Includes light lunch. |
An Evening With James Alison Moderated
The Swift Theatre TCD Dublin 2
Date: Thur 30 June Time: 7.30pm - 9.30pm Cost: €6 (€3 unwaged)
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Learning to Navigate the Crises in Today's Ireland.
The recent crises in Ireland are a stark illustration of how so many people in today's Ireland are denied a place at table. The table where the resources of the country are shared out, the table where the voices of those present are heard and respected, the table where decisions are taken that affect the lives of all of us. As more and more people are being increasingly marginalised from their rightful place around the table how do we navigate a path forward in this current oppressive situation? To explore this area in an experiential way PIF have invited Sean Ruth to facilitate this year's Partners in Faith Summer School.
Venue: Mary Immaculate Parish, Inchicore
Date: Wednesday 20th and Thursday, 21st of July 2011
Time: Registration 9.30am Wednesday. Programme starts 10am both days and finishes 4pm.
Cost: €30 (€20 unwaged)
(Cost includes lunch of soup and sandwiches on both days)
