Community of Liverpool
In the middle of an estate of houses made of brick, the Liverpool Cenacle stands out because of its original roof, partly made of glass. Even more so by the regular flow of visitors who find their way to the door and cross its threshold.
They come particularly to ask for prayers for their loved ones, for spiritual accompaniment or to attend some formation. The sisters in the community, each according to their possibilities, offer an attentive ear and a space of hospitality and prayer.
Dear friends, as you know the Liverpool Cenacle will close at the end of October and all ministries will cease. We just want you to know that we will have our final quiet day on Tuesday October 14th and we hope you will be able to join us. Thank you for your faithful support over the years and let us keep each other in prayer.
In the middle of an estate of houses made of brick, the Liverpool Cenacle stands out because of its original roof, partly made of glass. Even more so by the regular flow of visitors who find their way to the door and cross its threshold.
They come particularly to ask for prayers for their loved ones, for spiritual accompaniment or to attend some formation. The sisters in the community, each according to their possibilities, offer an attentive ear and a space of hospitality and prayer.
Dear friends, as you know the Liverpool Cenacle will close at the end of October and all ministries will cease. We just want you to know that we will have our final quiet day on Tuesday October 14th and we hope you will be able to join us. Thank you for your faithful support over the years and let us keep each other in prayer.
Our Provincial Superior of the Europe-Togo Province was elected General Superior
The second session of the 2021 Provincial Chapter took place from September 25th to October 3rd. This chapter has made us live personally and communitarily something of its spiritual experience : to taste the Goodness of God and to "give oneself up" in trust in the motherly prayer of Our Lady of the Cenacle to whom we have all entrusted ourselves.
In this festive season, here are some thoughts and reflections from Sister Kathleen Hopkins of the Liverpool community about the mystery of the Cenacle.
From May 2021 until July 2022, the Society of Jesus celebrates an Ignatian Year. What is an Ignatian Year? May 20, 2021 marks the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius’ conversion - that fateful day when Ignatius the soldier, struck by a cannonball, began his transformation into Ignatius the pilgrim. Here are some key dates in 2021 and 2022.
A first virtual meeting of the Provincial Chapter 2021 held from 23 to 25 April. It brought together 70 participants, sisters and lay people, for 3 days, on the theme of “How do the challenges facing the Church affect us?”.
The next Chapter of the Europe-Togo Province of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Cenacle will take place in Rome from 25 September to 4 October 2021. But in fact, what is a Provincial Chapter? What are the issues and topics discussed? How does such a gathering take place? How is the voting done? All the answers in this article!
