Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center (Santo Nombre de Jesús), en Houston, Texas, es un ministerio de los pasionistas de la provincia Santa Cruz.
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Paul Valdez, director de operaciones del Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center en Houston, explica cómo la escucha atenta y el trabajo a menudo invisible de la hospitalidad permiten a los retratantes relajarse, sentirse bienvenidos y luego irse sabiendo que fueron escuchados.
Desde Roma hasta nuestras escuelas y centros de retiro locales, la Familia Pasionista se reunió para honrar a nuestro fundador a través de la oración, la música y la fraternidad.
La Familia Pasionista marcó el fin del Tiempo de la Creación con oración, Misas y la bendición de los animales y mascotas, renovando nuestro compromiso de cuidar la Tierra y a todos los que la comparten.
Discover seven signs it may be time to step away from the busyness of everyday life and make space for rest, prayer and a deeper encounter with God.
Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, reflects on the importance of retreat ministry as a place where the Passionists welcome people into prayer, help them encounter God in the realities of their lives and create space to listen.
As a new retreat season begins, the Passionists continue a centuries-old tradition of offering welcoming spaces where people can step away, encounter God and find renewal through prayer, reflection and the memory of Christ’s Passion.
Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center shares their latest news and meaningful opportunities to live out the Passionist charism.
During Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded that caring for our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being is not a luxury — it is sacred work.
On January 29, the English Passionist Spiritual Direction Program welcomed its cohort of 2029, the fourth cohort received into the Passionist Family at Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center in Houston, Texas. With this group, the program now serves 80 students,…
Passionist Retreat Centers invite people to step away from daily life and enter a space of prayer, quiet and renewal, continuing a tradition that began with St. Paul of the Cross in 1740.
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