School for Spiritual Direction: Developing and Defining an Understanding of Spiritual Companionship

June 15-19, 2026

This session introduces spiritual direction/spiritual companioning, how it differs from and relates to other kinds of helping relationships, and what gifts it calls out of us. Participants will be introduced to various spiritual direction approaches and invited to explore these in practice sessions.  Attention will also be given to models of self-reflection and peer supervision.

Location: Notre Dame Spirituality Center in Ipswich.

Deadline to register is May 31.

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Virtual Program:  Online Icon Writing Retreat 

July 20-24, 2026; Daily 11:00-6:00 ET

Join us for a week-long retreat at home.

Kara Gillette will lead us online writing the icon of Mary Magdalene in an online 5-day workshop in July. She will take us step by step through the process. Throughout the retreat, expect a prayerful, contemplative atmosphere where silence and reflection enhance your experience making it a spiritual retreat.

Paced for experienced Icon writers or beginners alike. No prior artistic experience required.

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School for Spiritual Direction: Integrating Practices of Discernment and Self-Care

August 3-7, 2026

This session focuses on the core practice of discernment in spiritual direction, drawing on Benedictine, Ignatian, Quaker, and other models. Students will explore their own spiritual journeys and practices of prayer. Attention is also given to practices of spiritual self-care for those who offer spiritual companionship.

Location: Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Center in North Andover MA

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Miss Morgan On Vacation: Putnam Elms as a Haven for Community and Companionship

August 15, 2026 | 2-4:30PM

Join us for a special gathering at Putnam Elms, a historic home once owned by Miss Emily Malbone Morgan. In the early 1900s, Miss Morgan utilized this space as a place of rest and renewal for women working in the mills, offering them time for reflection, community, and care.

During this event, attendees will learn more about Miss Morgan’s life and her deep commitment to fostering connection and supporting working women. To this day, her legacy of deep faith, compassion, and community care continues to inspire women in the Society and beyond.

We invite you to experience this unique setting and reflect on the stories shared.

This event is free and open to the public. More details to come.

Location: Putnam Elms, 191 Church St, Brooklyn, CT 06234

Enneagram Small Group Intensive

This program will run one time each week, from September 27, 2026 through November 7, 2025.

Led by Michelle Meech.

90-minute virtual evening or Saturday sessions.

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