Retiro de Cuaresma de 2022: No más un huérfano, sino un hijo de Dios
Updated: Feb 15, 2022
Viernes, 25 de Marzo - Domingo, 27 de Marzo
The Basilica of Saint Peter
Fortalece tu fe esta Cuaresma participando en un retiro especial de fin de semana aquí mismo en San Pedro. Nos complace dar la bienvenida al p. Philip Scott, FJ, para dirigir la parroquia en dos retiros: uno en inglés y otro en español. Regístrate como individuo ($15) o como familia ($25).
Programa Breve
Viernes, 25 de Marzo
6:30 PM: Inscripción
7:00 PM: Introducción al Retiro
Sábado, 26 de Marzo
8:45 AM: Registración, hospitalidad
9:30 AM - 3:30 PM: Retiro (Incluye almuerzo)
Domingo, 27 de Marzo
10:00 AM: Registración, hospitalidad
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM: Sesión Clausura
Padre Philip Scott, F.J., estudió en el Seminario Mount St. Mary en Emmitsburg, Maryland, y fue ordenado sacerdote el 6 de mayo de 1989. En 1998, el P. Scott fundó la Familia de Jesús, una comunidad de sacerdotes, hermanos y hermanas que viven como una familia y trabajan y ministran para sanar familias y enseñarles cómo vivir una vida familiar saludable. Creen que la Iglesia Católica recibió la plenitud de la verdad y tratan de ser fieles al depósito de la fe y la moral que nos han transmitido Jesús y los apóstoles. Padre Scott pasa tiempo en oración, dirección espiritual y dando retiros a sacerdotes, hombres, mujeres y familias. Lea más sobre él en el sitio web de su comunidad .
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