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St Mary’s Monastery, Kinnoull, Perth is an international, multi-cultural, ecumenical place that offers its visitors the opportunity for relaxation, renewal and rest.
As a Redemptorist community, we offer a full programme of courses and retreats as well as serving the local community with weekly church services.
St Mary’s Monastery, Kinnoull, Perth is an international, multi-cultural, ecumenical place that offers its visitors the opportunity for relaxation, renewal and rest. As a Redemptorist community, we offer a full programme of courses and retreats as well as serving the local community with weekly church services. All our retreats & courses are accommodated in comfortable but simple single en suite rooms.
Pope Francis tells us that “the Church is a field hospital after battle” and he emphasises that the first task of members of the Church is “to heal the wounds” that so many people receive in life. Fr. Jim McManus has published several books on different aspects of the healing ministry. During this week you will learn much about the healing ministry which will help you to help those in need of healing and also you will experience that deep healing in your own life which we always need.
With Fr. Jim McManus C.Ss.R and Miss Marie Hogg. Since God assures us that we have been made in God’s image and likeness, all forms of self-rejection or of being unhappy with oneself, have no place in a healthy, Christian, spiritual life. Cultivating the virtue of true self-esteem expresses our gratitude to God for the gift of ourselves. This week will enable you to you reflect personally on the quality of your own self-esteem and enable you to help others who may be suffering from poor self-esteem.
With Fr. Thomas MacCarte C.Ss.R. "Come away by by yourselves to a lonely place, and rest a while". Mk 6:31-32 Lent offers us all a very special opportunity to grow in our relationship with God and to deepen our commitment to a way of life, rooted in our baptism. In our busy world, Lent provides us with an opportunity to reflect upon our patterns, to pray more deeply, experience sorrow for what we've done and failed to do, and to be generous to those in need.
With Fr. Peter Morris C.Ss.R. Preparation for the most important part of our year as Christians can be a challenge in our hectic lives. This retreat will allow participants to enter into this great mystery more deeply. Daily reflections will focus on the journey of the disciple alongside Christ’s royal road to the cross and beyond that to the earth-shattering reality of Easter. These reflections will be informed by the rich tradition of the Church and especially the teaching of Popes Benedict XVI and Francis. These reflections will be aided by looking at religious art.
“You are my Beloved…. In you I am well pleased.” Mk 1:11 A retreat with Fr. Kieran Brady C.Ss.R. This is God’s liberating message for us all. In these days of reflection, let us have eyes to see and ears to hear this Good News.
The Holiday in Scotland is for those who would like to spend few days away relaxing. There is daily Mass in the Monastery at 12.15pm for those who wish and you may join our community for Morning and Evening Prayer. Included in the cost is an en-suite room with towels, tea/ coffee making facilities in each room and complimentary welcome toiletries with full board (supper, continental breakfast and 2 course lunch).Wine will be served with the evening meal and there is an option of a packed lunch on request for those who wish to spend the day away. We do not have a bar license but you may bring your own XYZ with you.
We participate in the waiting of the patriarchs, kings, prophets,and priests of old,as we await Christ's final and glorious return. Through prayer, liturgy, Eucharist, and the signs and symbols of Advent, we groan with Isaiah for a day when weapons will be turned into ploughshares, cry out with Zechariah, rejoicing that the dawn from on high is breaking upon us. We pray with the likes of Adam, Job, Hannah, Solomon, Micah, and millions of others, named and unnamed, many whose expectations of the future kingdom may have been hazy, yet who still yearned for something more complete and more "real" than what they knew
With Fr. Jim McManus C.Ss.R. The conviction of being loved by God is at the centre of a religious vocation. It is only a joyful witness that will allow religious “to attract men and women to Christ.” Pope Francis
With Fr. Ciarán O'Callaghan C.Ss.R. “I must stay at your house today” (Luke 19:5) A Scriptural Retreat on the Theme of Table-fellowship and Eucharist in the Gospel of Luke
Priests and deacons are the frontline soldiers of Christ in today’s world. Like all soldiers in battle they can receive deep wounds. They need time to relax and recover their strength in what Pope Francis calls “the oasis of mercy”, one of his favourite images of the Church.
St Mary’s Monastery, Kinnoull, Perth is an international, multi-cultural, ecumenical place that offers its visitors the opportunity for relaxation, renewal and rest. As a Redemptorist community, we offer a full programme of courses and retreats as well as serving the local community with weekly church services. All our retreats & courses are accommodated in comfortable but simple single en suite rooms.
Pope Francis tells us that “the Church is a field hospital after battle” and he emphasises that the first task of members of the Church is “to heal the wounds” that so many people receive in life. Fr. Jim McManus has published several books on different aspects of the healing ministry. During this week you will learn much about the healing ministry which will help you to help those in need of healing and also you will experience that deep healing in your own life which we always need.
With Fr. Jim McManus C.Ss.R and Miss Marie Hogg. Since God assures us that we have been made in God’s image and likeness, all forms of self-rejection or of being unhappy with oneself, have no place in a healthy, Christian, spiritual life. Cultivating the virtue of true self-esteem expresses our gratitude to God for the gift of ourselves. This week will enable you to you reflect personally on the quality of your own self-esteem and enable you to help others who may be suffering from poor self-esteem.
With Fr. Thomas MacCarte C.Ss.R. "Come away by by yourselves to a lonely place, and rest a while". Mk 6:31-32 Lent offers us all a very special opportunity to grow in our relationship with God and to deepen our commitment to a way of life, rooted in our baptism. In our busy world, Lent provides us with an opportunity to reflect upon our patterns, to pray more deeply, experience sorrow for what we've done and failed to do, and to be generous to those in need.
With Fr. Peter Morris C.Ss.R. Preparation for the most important part of our year as Christians can be a challenge in our hectic lives. This retreat will allow participants to enter into this great mystery more deeply. Daily reflections will focus on the journey of the disciple alongside Christ’s royal road to the cross and beyond that to the earth-shattering reality of Easter. These reflections will be informed by the rich tradition of the Church and especially the teaching of Popes Benedict XVI and Francis. These reflections will be aided by looking at religious art.
“You are my Beloved…. In you I am well pleased.” Mk 1:11 A retreat with Fr. Kieran Brady C.Ss.R. This is God’s liberating message for us all. In these days of reflection, let us have eyes to see and ears to hear this Good News.
The Holiday in Scotland is for those who would like to spend few days away relaxing. There is daily Mass in the Monastery at 12.15pm for those who wish and you may join our community for Morning and Evening Prayer. Included in the cost is an en-suite room with towels, tea/ coffee making facilities in each room and complimentary welcome toiletries with full board (supper, continental breakfast and 2 course lunch).Wine will be served with the evening meal and there is an option of a packed lunch on request for those who wish to spend the day away. We do not have a bar license but you may bring your own XYZ with you.
We participate in the waiting of the patriarchs, kings, prophets,and priests of old,as we await Christ's final and glorious return. Through prayer, liturgy, Eucharist, and the signs and symbols of Advent, we groan with Isaiah for a day when weapons will be turned into ploughshares, cry out with Zechariah, rejoicing that the dawn from on high is breaking upon us. We pray with the likes of Adam, Job, Hannah, Solomon, Micah, and millions of others, named and unnamed, many whose expectations of the future kingdom may have been hazy, yet who still yearned for something more complete and more "real" than what they knew
With Fr. Jim McManus C.Ss.R. The conviction of being loved by God is at the centre of a religious vocation. It is only a joyful witness that will allow religious “to attract men and women to Christ.” Pope Francis
With Fr. Ciarán O'Callaghan C.Ss.R. “I must stay at your house today” (Luke 19:5) A Scriptural Retreat on the Theme of Table-fellowship and Eucharist in the Gospel of Luke
Priests and deacons are the frontline soldiers of Christ in today’s world. Like all soldiers in battle they can receive deep wounds. They need time to relax and recover their strength in what Pope Francis calls “the oasis of mercy”, one of his favourite images of the Church.
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