The Center for Religion and Spirituality invites you to this four-part, online workshop with Reverend James Clarke, Ph.D.

Western humankind has, for the most part, forgotten or rejected these entry points to the Sacred. This four-part workshop will help participants to uncover some traditional ways of entering the interior sanctum of the soul. Each session will offer some input, stories, prayer forms and time for reflection and specific opportunities to do your own inner work. Come and join us online!

Schedule

• December 1: Archetypes
• January 12: Symbols and Metaphors
• February 9: Expressive Practices
• March 2: Storytelling and Ritual Making

To Attend
Registration will is open online (click Buy Tickets button). This is a virtual workshop. On the Friday before the workshop, registered participants will receive an invitation to connect via live videoconference using Zoom. Read here on how to connect.

In the event the workshop is canceled, participants will be notified by Wednesday, the week of the workshop. Registration fees are refunded only if the workshop is canceled; no refund for partial attendance or no-show. For further information, please email the Center at crs@lmu.edu.

About the Speaker
Reverend James Clarke, Ph.D. is chair of the Spirituality Commission of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and a senior lecturer in Theological Studies at Loyola Marymount University, teaching and writing in spirituality, counseling, ritual and depth psychology. He is the author of Creating Rituals: A New Way of Healing for Everyday Life and Soul Centered: Spirituality for People on the Go.