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 Lismullin provides a pleasant atmosphere conducive to personal reflection and study. It is located in the heart of Meath, very close to the historic Hill of Tara.
When the relevance of faith and spiritual life is often questioned and belittled, Christians need courage and conviction to live their faith. An important theme emphasised at Lismullin is that every person is called to seek personal holiness. A retreat at Lismullin will give depth to your convictions and encouragement to be active disciples of our Lord. |
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Lismullin Retreats 2010/2011 “We cannot bring to the world the Good News, which is Christ himself in person, if we ourselves are not deeply united with Christ, if we do not know him profoundly, personally, if we do not live on his words”. Pope Benedict XVI, as he finished his own retreat in Rome, March 2006.
The programme of retreats at Lismullin for 2010/2011 is now available. A Retreat at Lismullin will give depth to your convictions and courage to be active disciples of our Lord. You can book online by clicking here |
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'Lord, to Whom Shall We Go?' 'Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the message of eternal life, and we believe; we have come to know that you are the Holy One of God' (Jn 6:68-69).
'Attentive listening to the Word of God concerning the mystery and action of the Holy Spirit opens us up to great and inspiring insights…' (Pope Benedict XVI) What takes place on a retreat?
Each day there are a number of talks and workshops on the Catholic faith. There is time for personal prayer and reflection. Mass is celebrated daily and there are opportunities for the Sacrament of Reconciliation and to receive personal spiritual advice. Why bother? Read David Chandler's article, 'To Make a Good Retreat' here. |
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