Mystics on the Margins Series

This series is offered as both online and/or in-person for the same price.

Spirituality and mysticism, offer religious faith, pathways to realize the full self, alive in God for the good of the world. In this three-part series we will explore the lives of three mystics whose spirituality and religious faith expanded culture and faith for a 20th century world. Inspired by their witness we are invited to discern our own engagement with culture and faith for 21st century challenges. How do mysticism, spirituality, and mission, i.e., in the case of each of these mystics, work inside their religious affiliation, and expand outward together and flow for the greater good of all? How does each mystic’s personal witness connect with, influence, and inspire our faith journey?

Session 1: Dorothy Day

^$30.00

Session 2: Teilhard de Chardin

^$30.00

Session 3: Thea Bowman

^$30.00

Whole Series

^$75.00

Thea Bowman

Event Details

Dates in this Series

Tuesday, February 21, 9:30 to11:30 am - Dorothy Day
Tuesday, March 21, 9:30 to11:30 am - Teilhard de Chardin
Tuesday, April 18, 9:30 to11:30 am - Thea Bowman

Facilitator

Lucie Leduc works and ministers as an educator, retreat facilitator, spiritual director, and writer, along with her primary role and responsibility as Executive Director for The Star of the North Retreat House. Her twenty-five years of experience in Oblate retreat ministry and thirteen years as a Spiritual Director, have been years of privileged journeying, learning, and growing with others towards mature Christian spirituality and faith.

Raised and committed in the Roman Catholic tradition, her Christian formation has come through formative family and religious relations, as well as studies at Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, Texas with an M.A. in Spirituality, and at Newman Theological College, Edmonton, with a variety of M.Div. courses. She received her BEd at the University of Alberta with a major in English and minor in Moral and Religious Education. Much of her faith and spirit were shaped as an Oblate Associate journeying with Oblates and Oblate Associates in the family of St. Eugene de Mazenod.