
Stages of growth
Our human experience of love develops with our stages of growth. We have to grow up. We have to become
An online series featuring nine speakers throughout the year on a theme central to humanity’s future
10 FEBRUARY – 16 DECEMBER

Our human experience of love develops with our stages of growth. We have to grow up. We have to become

This story is one of the most meaning-packed in the whole gospel. It demands time and attention but richly rewards

The first of the Benedictine vows is ‘obedience’. The root of this word is the Latin ob-audiens, meaning ‘to listen intently’.
Our new programme features a variety of retreats – liturgical retreats to support your spiritual journey through prayer, worship, and reflection during Holy Week and Advent led by our spiritual guide Laurence Freeman OSB; a Deep Silent Retreat to join with others to go to a deeper and simpler place in solitude; retreats for those who’ve just started their personal journey with meditation and retreats to deepen your meditation practice. We will also have a special retreat for the younger meditators which will be an opportunity to reflect on and deepen our self-care so that we can better care for others.
Join us in the peaceful and beautiful surroundings of Bonnevaux for a unique retreat experience to discover the transformative power of meditation and connect with a community of like-minded meditators.
What do the mystics, those who made the pursuit of the presence of God central to their lives, have to say to us today? Many of the mystics lived centuries ago in ages and circumstances so far different from ours that it is hard for us to understand their problems and their answers. Even those who lived during the past century did not experience the dizzying developments we struggle with today (no internet? no devices? no constant electronic impingement on life?) How did they live?

In a culture where measured values, productivity speeds, and immediate response, pausing and listening is a silent but radical evolution.

We are pleased to present the latest issue of the WCCM Journal, marking an important moment in our publication’s evolution.

The heart-breaking news from Tumbler Ridge, BC, of the shooting of schoolchildren and others by an 18-year-old woman, is a