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  • Jo Ann Bourquard
    Jo Ann Bourquard

    JoAnn Bourquard is a seasoned spiritual director who believes that spiritual companioning is a means of healing the soul and, ultimately, the world. She holds the belief that “an unreflected life is not worth living” and that sharing our life story with one who is trained to listen deeply is a path toward personal growth and connection with the Divine.

    JoAnn is a retreat director and workshop facilitator. She has a particular interest in journaling and using literature as a means of awakening the soul. With a Master’s Degree in Spirituality and a certificate in Women’s Leadership, JoAnn is a Supervisor to those in formation to become spiritual directors and trains other supervisors. She especially connects with nature as a way into deeper contemplation and joy. She is also experienced in teaching the Enneagram.

    JoAnn presents a range of programs throughout the Northeast and is involved in the spiritual discernment process with individuals and groups in transition. She accompanies people of all faiths, including those seeking but not identifying with a particular tradition. She has accompanied men and women with serious illnesses, those who are dying, and people dealing with grief and loss of all types.

Date

Feb 14 2024
Expired!

Time

10:30 am - 11:30 am

Re-Imagining Lent

Join Us For a Virtual Event:

Lent is an important time of renewal, growth, and transformation. Many of us are longing for a deeper sense of preparation than the kind that comes from refraining from chocolate. By using Christine Valters Paintner’s new book entitled A Different Kind of Fast: Feeding Our True Hungers in Lent, we will come together to share, discuss and pray from the different kinds of ‘letting go’ the author introduces such as fasting from control, attachments, and others. These suggestions, ideas, and rituals will lead us to make more internal space to experience Easter more freely.

Virtual, Wednesdays from 10:30-11:30 am From February 14 until March 27. The cost is $50 for the series.