The Joyful Mysteries in Advent and on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Did you grow up praying the rosary? Maybe you received one as a gift for your First Communion or Confirmation. Perhaps your family prayed the rosary certain days of the week. Praying the rosary is an ancient tradition, one that invites meditation on the life of Christ and Mary. Please join us in praying the rosary as we journey through the Liturgical year, forming a contemplative community reflecting on the mysteries with prayerful intention and engaging Imago Divina.

Tonight we will reflect on the Joyful Mysteries.

Free will offerings welcome. Zoom information will be sent to registrants prior to event.

About the Presenter:

Julie Mussché is a spiritual director, supervisor and presenter. She formerly served as the Director of the Center for Spiritual Development and as Interim Supervisor for the Art of Spiritual Direction Program. She holds a BA and MA in the field of Geography with a specialization in environmental cognition and behavior, and social geography. Her focus of study was on expressions of religion, sacred space and place on the landscape. Before coming on the ASD faculty, Julie served as a public servant for a local agency for twenty-five years and her experience included employee relations and organizational and leadership development, coaching and dispute resolution. Julie is the author of a book, Navigating the Spirit: Charting A Year’s Passage Through God’s Kingdom, which was published in 2009.

Image Credit: "Immaculate Conception Ivory" by Lawrence OP is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.