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Sacred Space
A web site that
invites you to make a 'Sacred Space' in your day,
and spend ten minutes, praying here and now, as you sit at your computer,
with the help of on-screen guidance and scripture chosen specially every day.
Living Space
Daily Reflection on Scripture Readings
The Ignatian Spirituality Centre, Glasgow
The Ignatian Spirituality Centre is a welcoming space in the heart of the city of Glasgow. They offer opportunities for people to reflect on the presence of God in their lives and respond to that presence.
The team, working with the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, are committed to:
The Ignatian Spirituality Centre is a welcoming space in the heart of the city of Glasgow. They offer opportunities for people to reflect on the presence of God in their lives and respond to that presence.
The team, working with the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, are committed to:
- giving the Spiritual Exercises in various forms
- training others to be discerning companions of faith
- working with those who are on the margins of Church and society
offering ongoing accompaniment in the form of spiritual direction and supervision - reflecting on the needs of people and responding appropriately
working with diverse and ecumenical groups both in the Centre and outside it.
St Beunos: A Jesuit Retreat house in North Wales
Loyola Hall A Jesuit Retreat house near Liverpool
Finding God in all things Catholic faith formation and spirituality resources
from Loyola Press in Chicago.
Lectio Divina ACCEPTING THE
EMBRACE of GOD :
THE ANCIENT ART of LECTIO DIVINA
Pray as you go Download daily prayer for your MP3 player .
Creighton University USA Daily reflections on the readings from the liturgy by Jesuits in America.
The Epiphany Group was formed in June 2000, bringing together women and men who have trained in and practice Ignatian Spirituality in Scotland. Members of the Epiphany Group are lay and ordained, and belong to different Christian traditions.
They offer mutual support and ongoing training to our members. We also look outward to a wider ministry.
In their wider ministry, they offer help and support to individuals. informal groups, churches and parishes, who wish to explore the spiritual aspects of life and faith in their own setting.
They make ourselves available to accompany people who want to explore God's relationship with them. We offer spiritual direction, retreats, quiet days, training courses and supervision.
The Epiphany Group is rooted in the Ignatian tradition of spirituality.
Organisational links
The Church of Scotland website
The Archdiocese of St. Andrews & Edinburgh RC
The Bishops' Conference of Scotland
The Holy See The Vatican website