Spiritual Retreats for Married Couples

Spiritual Exercises for Married Couples: Finding Our way Together - a Retreat for Companions - Searchable on Google Books We recommend to use this manual with our online retreats as additional help and reading Paperback: 432 pages Publisher: Lulu.com (September 8, 2006) ISBN-10: 1847285619 ISBN-13: 978-1847285614

"Step by Step Spiritual Exercises for Married Couples: Guide for a Retreat in Daily Life" and "Spiritual Exercises for Married Couples: Finding Our Way Together: a Retreat for Companions" (stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=587013)

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The full text of the original book of The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius presented online by the Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus From the Literal Translation by Elder Mullan, S.J.

The official website of the Viktor Frankl Institute

This article has links to the Christotherapy books of Dr. Bernard Tyrrel SJ on the publlisher's site

A very concise and practical article on personal prayer. Can be heplful to learn how to maintain faithfully a daily prayer time, individulally, or as a couple.

Web site of Dr. Reinhard Zaiser, Logotherapist, Existential Analyst and Philosopher, Certified Member of APPA (American Philosophical Practitioners Association)

Jean Kavanaugh, M.A., Licensed Mental Health Counselor works with individuals (over age 18) and couples/marriage and pre-marriage counseling.

Where Christian mysticism, theology and metaphysics meet Eastern religions, Jungian psychology and a new sense of the earth. Jim and Tyra Arraj, a married couple lives and presents a simple and sustainable living.

Paul and Karen Fredette as a married hermit couple minister to hermits world-wide since 1997 when the quarterly newsletter, Raven's Bread was trusted on them.

Madonna House Apostolate is a Catholic Community of lay men, women and priests founded by Catherine Doherty with her husband Eddie Doherty dedicated to loving and serving Jesus Christ in all aspects of everyday life.

Hospital San Carlos is situated at the entrance of the jungles of Chiapas, in the town of Altamirano. This nonprofit hospital primarily serves the low-income indigenous population in the region. The hospital was founded in 1969 by the Dominican Mission to the Bishop of San Cristobal de Las Casas, Don Samuel Ruiz Garcia, at a time when health care in the region was absent. In 1976, the management of the hospital was transferred to St. Vincent de Paul's Daughters of Charity, who continue to manage the hospital today. There might be possibility for volunteering, too. Hospital San Carlos is an official site for international medicine rotations from several US-based residency programs, including the Departments of Emergency Medicine of the University of California, San Francisco and Highland Hospital in Oakland, California.

Poverello House in Las Vegas (1420 West Bartlett Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89106 (702) 631-3911), near what is known as the Homeless Corridor, where many of the homeless live. It is a welcoming place where homeless men can receive two nutritious meals during their stay. The homeless men are also given clothing, blankets, and personal hygiene items, when needed. Showers and laundry facilities are available and are regularly put to good use. The men also can take naps on the beds or watch television or play games for recreation. They can also sit and rest in the large enclosed yard. Poverello House was established to provide a place where homeless men could find a safe haven to rest and refresh themselves before they began searching for a bed for the night. Poverello House is open five days a week. a second Poverello House in nearby Henderson, Nevada. It also welcomes homeless women. The third Poverello House serves the homeless in Tucson, Arizona ( P.O. Box 50782 Tucson, AZ 85703 ). Read a newsletter here: http://www.ltrr.arizona.edu/~katie/kt/misc/CST-JF/Newsletter%204.pdf

The Community Regina Pacis (Via Bonuzzo S.Anna, 11 37128 VERONA (VR) - ITALIA Tel. +39 045 551292 Fax +39 045 8700642 e-mail: verona@reginapacis.vr.it ) maintains three missions in Brazil (Comunidade Rainha da Paz - Quixada', Fortaleza, and Feira de Santana) for the poorest children, providing them with education from elementary school to professional school, food, clothing and helping their families, too. The Community offers the possibility of the so-called "adoption by distance" through which the children individually are supported by regular contributions of donors who can learn about the progress of their protege through correspondence with the Community. Watch videos on their Youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/crpverona?feature=watch