led by Dom Brendan Thomas

Wednesdays mornings 10am to 1pm from 24th February
or online afterwards

"Christianity is above all a discipline of listening, an art of listening." So writes Enzo Bianchi, echoing the experience of St Benedict and the monastic tradition to describe the path of spiritual growth. How do we begin to keep that two-fold commandment of love? We begin by listening - to God and to each other. We grow in love as we begin to listen. In a world where people are increasingly shouting at each other it is quite a challenge. But it is worthy of our attention this Lent. Do join us!

Watch the video introduction:

On the Day with Zoom

On the day there will be videos and material here on this web page for reflection, but we can also connect together with Zoom for some human interaction.

To receive the password you will need to subscribe to our Belmont Abbey Retreats email (below), if you have not already done so, at least 24 hours before the event. 

A link and password which will be sent out with a reminder shortly before the event. Each event is limited to 100 people, so log in early to be sure of a place.

At your Convenience

You might prefer to join follow these reflections quietly alone or at a later time of your convenience.

We have designed this retreat with all the essentials - videos and material for reflection - available online to make this possible.

Cost

There is no charge for this day. It is to help in these difficult times.

You are, of course welcome to leave a donation to support us in our monastic life and mission.