Retreat Centres in the Diocese of Menevia

LLANNERCHWEN
LLANDEFAELOG FACH
BRECON
POWYS LD3 9PP
Tel & Fax: 01874 622902
Email: llanerchwen@aol.com
Website: llannerchwen.org.uk

This small centre, situated in hilly country three miles north of Brecon, welcomes individuals for prayer, solitude, spiritual accompaniment and individually guided retreats.

 
ST NON'S RETREAT CENTRE
ST DAVID'S
PEMBROKESHIRE
WEST WALES  SA62 6BN
Tel: 01437 720224 and 01437 720161
E mail: stnonsretreat@aol.com
Web Address: www.stnonsretreat.org.uk

The Centre welcomes all denominations and is set within the peace and tranquillity of St Non's Bay and the Pembrokeshire coastal path.

St Non's offers the opportunity for:

• Private and Group Retreats
• Study Days
• Workshops
• Conference Facilities

Accommodation: 11 Single or 21 Sharing.
 
There are spacious meeting rooms in the Centre and an Oratory.  On the grounds overlooking the St Non's Bay is the beautiful little chapel of Our Lady and St Non.  Groups are welcome to bring their own Chaplain or Leader with them.
All enquiries are welcome.
The team are Sisters Johanna Moloney, Nora Gorman and Alma Coogan.

 
URSULINES OF JESUS
Marian House
115 Walter Road
Swansea  SA1 5RE
Tel: (01792) 473180

Now open for small group sessions.  Individual Spiritual Direction and/or Prayer Guidance.
Time and Space for quiet reflection.  Retreats can be arranged to meet needs. For further information contact either: Sr Angela Mary Ryan or Sr Mary Christina Dollard.

HOLY CROSS ABBEY, WHITLAND, WALES

Holy Cross Abbey,

Whitland,

Pembrokeshire, Wales SA34 OQX

 

Telephone: 01994240725

Fax: 01994241183

Email: coedderist@googlemail.com

web site: www.hcawhitland.co.nk

 

Holy Cross Abbey was founded at Stapehill in Dorset in 1802 by a small group of Cistercian refugees fleeing the French Revolution. In January 1991 the Community moved to its present home at Whitland in Wales, just across the valley from the old Whitland Abbey founded by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux in 1151. In 2002 the Community celebrated its bicentenary.

 

We have a thriving altar bread industry, a developing market garden and are working with Forestry Commission Wales to extend our existing woodland. We have a small guest house and offer accommodation for those wishing to have a quiet day, and also for those who wish to stay longer. Retreatants. guests and visitors are welcome to join us for Mass and the Divine Office.

 

Community

Rev. M. Christine Wood, Abbess

Rev. Sr Edith Wilcockson Prioress

 

Sr. Stephanie Roberts         Sr. Andrew Regan

Sr. Elizabeth Oxenham         Sr. Jean Byrne

Sr Jacqueline Moor              Sr. Genevieve Bergin

Sr Peter Shreenan               Sr. Joanna Harrison

 

Mass: Sunday 9.00am; Weekdays 8.00am

Divine Office: Vigils 3.30 am; Lauds 7. l0am; Terce 7.45am; Sext 12.15pm None 2.30pm: Vespers 5.00 pm: Compline 6.45pm