依納爵靈修培育
依納爵靈修基礎培育系列
| 對象及要求 |
本系列期望參加者有默觀祈禱經驗，參加者需須於三年內參加過三天祈禱工作坊或四日三夜以上的依納爵式指導避靜。在課程期間亦需每天抽出30分鐘作個人祈禱，撰寫靈修日記及閱讀『依納爵這個人』一書。
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內容
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一、 依納爵靈修的要素：感覺與意識，留意與省察
在靈修中感覺有奇妙的作用，兩者關係密切。我們需要發現並命名自己不同的感覺；留意各種情緒的起伏及意識的動態，作為靈修的原始材料及了解自己的門檻。這樣，我們更能與具有人性的主耶穌溝通和分享自己的生命，進而逐漸體會主如何活在我的生命中。在日常生活中省察、祈禱、與主一起回顧、對話、前瞻是必須的；使祂的生命，愈加滲透我內。
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二、依納爵靈修的特色：歷史是重要，個人的故事是關鍵！
感覺與意識其實代表了人性的基本經驗，這次學習會從這角度去回顧自己的救恩史，尤其是生命中的重要事件及內在經驗，繼而留意及了解一己運作中的天主形像及自我形像。
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三、依納爵靈修的進路﹕不斷的操練去回顧及評估
回顧救恩史反映依納爵重視歷史和時間的幅度，每個人都是在特定的時空中去發現及確定天主的旨意，然後努力實行。這過程需要某些條件及素質，例如：開放、彈性、提問、願意改變、辨識錯誤等等，所以這次學習會從意識的操作及省察，整體的裝備我們自己，去建立一個穩妥的認知過程。
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四、依納爵靈修的核心﹕開放的看待真我的需求與渴望
聖依納爵從他自己的皈依過程中體驗到如何面對自己最真實的需求和渴望。他用慷慨的心懷回應主的召叫，一方面承認自己的偏離與罪過、痛苦和軟弱，放下虛假面具。另一方面，積極留意內心對幫助人靈、聖化自己及他人的動力與渴望，甘心情願的跟隨基督。我們也從他的經驗中慢慢認清自己偏離、面具及真實的渴望。
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五、依納爵靈修的精華﹕分辨
我們都會問一些識別天主旨意的課題﹕「天主喜歡我這樣做嗎？」「在我個人的具體情況下，怎樣愈顯主榮？」從提問到領悟，由了解到判斷，是依納爵個人對分辨天主旨意的心得。此外，在日常生活中，善神與惡神在自己身上也有推動，我們學習分辨不同神類的的特徵及影響，進而拒絕惡神，接納善神，活出基督。
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| 形式 |
基督主題講解個人祈禱小組靈修陪伴大組分享 |
| 日期 |
春季：
2025年2月16至18日 (日至二)
2025年3月9至11日
2025年4月6至8日
2025年5月4至6日
2025年6月1至3日 |
秋季：
2025年8月29至31日 (五至日)
2025年9月26至28日
2025年10月24至26日
2025年11月21至23日
2025年12月19至21日 |
| 費用(港幣) |
五次收費共HK$7,000
本系列有其整體性，故必須參加全部五次，缺一不可，缺席有可能會被取消參加資格(所繳費用亦不獲退還)，請考慮清楚才報名。 |
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依納爵靈修培育及主題避靜
Ecology Workshop: Bringing Hope to Creation
| Content |
Recent climate changes have alerted us the urgency to care for our common home.Pope Francis has urged us in Laudato Si (2015) and Laudato Deum (2023) not to be deaf to the cries of this sister. This workshop intends to contemplate on our relationship with creation through the dynamics of Ignatian spirituality.
Instead of seeing ourselves as her lords or masters, we belong in fact to one community of being created by God with love. Together we give praise to the Lord as we live our authenticity in love.
As Ignatius has described that love consists in a mutual communication, let us contemplate on how creation gives to us what she has or even her total self. In love, we ask ourselves gently, “What have we done? What shall we do in return?” We ask for God’s grace to journey with creation in this challenging time, rekindled with hope.
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| Participant |
Anyone interested in exploring care for our common home via Ignatian Spirituality is welcomed. Priority will be given to applicants who is involved in relevant ministry. |
| Facilitator |
Fr. James Hanvey SJ
He was appointed by the General of the Society of Jesus as Secretary for the Service of Faith in 2019.
Until his appointment as Secretary for the Service of Faith, Fr Hanvey was Master of Campion Hall, University of Oxford, and member of the Faculty of Theology and Religion. He has also been Head of the department of theology at a Heythrop College, University of London, where he was also founding director of The Heythrop Institute for Religion, Ethics, and Public Life and theological advisor to the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales. He has held research chairs at Milltown College, Dublin, (Veale Chair in Ignatian Spirituality), and the Lo Schiavo Chair in Catholic Social Thought, University of San Francisco. He has written and lectured widely in theology, Catholic Social Thought and Ignatian Spirituality.
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| Workshop Format |
Input, personal prayer, small group sharing, liturgy, hands on activities such as nature walk, trash picking, gardening, aesthetic activity, etc. |
| Medium of instruction |
English, may choose English or Cantonese for spiritual direction and small group sharing |
| Date |
15-20 May, 2025 |
| Time |
From dinner on first day till lunch (included) on last day |
Venue
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Xavier House, Cheung Chau |
| Fee |
HK$4,000 |
| Application |
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Eight Day Theme Retreat: Reconciliation and Hope
| Content |
At the centre of Jesus' ministry is reconciliation. His life and mission is the fullest human expression of God's loving mercy and forgiveness. It is the source of our Christian hope, and it is reflected in all of the Gospel encounters of Jesus with persons who seek new life and wholeness.
As disciples who share that life and mission, we are empowered to forgive: to heal the wounds of sin and division; to unite persons who have suffer the pain of loneliness and separation; to bring light where there is darkness and harmony to a world that is broken by injustice. Where there is life, there is hope.
In our retreat, we will explore some of the ways that God inspires hope in us by touching our hearts with His love in our personal prayer, and inviting us to share that love in the creation of Christian community. We will seek new life through the path of reconciliation.
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| Participant |
Participants who have joined prayer workshop or have previous experience of individual guided retreat for three days or above in Ignatian style. |
| Facilitator |
Fr. Peter McIsaac SJ
Peter was born in Canada, but has lived and worked in Jamaica for many years. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1989. After theological studies in East Africa, he was ordained a priest in 1998 and was assigned to Jamaica. He has been involved in social ministries, education, and pastoral work, but more recently has focused his ministry on retreat work and the spiritual formation of priests, deacons and lay persons. He has many years of experience directing the Spiritual Exercises, and giving retreats and workshops across the Caribbean, US, Canada, Africa and Asia. He has established an Institute of Spirituality for the English-Speaking Caribbean, and was recently appointed the Director of Synodal Transformation for the Archdiocese of Trinidad. He is also the Superior of the English-Speaking Section of the Caribbean Province.
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| Medium of instruction |
English, may choose English or Cantonese for spiritual direction |
| Date |
7-15 September, 2025 |
| Time |
From dinner on first day till lunch (included) on last day |
Venue
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Xavier House, Cheung Chau |
| Fee |
HK$5,980 |
| Application |
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