Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Living (SEEL)
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St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order, developed his Spiritual Exercises so that people could retreat for 30 days of prayer and silence to grow in their relationship with God and learn to listen for the voice of the Spirit in their lives.  Eventually he also adapted the Exercises for people who could not, for various reasons, go away for 30 days.  This adaptation, called the 19th Annotation, is the basis of the Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life retreat, referred to as SEEL, and it invites people to go through the Exercises with the guidance of a spiritual director over a period of nine months.

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For more information, please join us for one of the following info sessions:

Westchester:      Wednesday, September 19
                           1:15-2:15pm, Room 120

Rose Hill:            Friday, September 21
                           12:00-1:00pm, Lower Level of the University Church, the Ignatius Room

Lincoln Center:   Tuesday, September 25
                           11:30am-12:30pm, LL 219

Questions?  Contact Carol Gibney
Director of Ignatian Programs
212-636-6318
cgibney@fordham.edu