Journey Toward an Undivided Life: A Workshop for All
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“Olga, your role here is not what the typical Jungian analyst would do in a session, but people leave fuller and more whole... Thank you.” -Leah Are you growing in peace? Join us on Saturday, August 7 as we look below life’s surface to see what pieces of our lives still need integration. As we move along the process of self-development (individuation), we will find peace and love through our relationship with God. Come, spend the day discovering more about your own pathway to inner peace. Relax. Arrive early and wander our grounds, listen to the birds, and enjoy the nature of our beautiful valley. Then, as 9:30 draws near, gather with us for pastries and refreshments in the Center, and let Sister Olga guide you to the center of peace and well-being. Sister Olga Wittekind, OSF, is the director of Oldenburg Franciscan Center. A Jungian psychologist, she earned her PhD from St Louis University and her Diplomate in Jungian Analysis through studies at the Jung Institute in Switzerland and the Chicago Jungian Institute. She taught at Marian University for 28 years in the psychology department. She especially enjoys working as a retreat and spiritual director. With her loving spirit and captivating energy she quickly finds her way into the hearts of those with the pleasure of working with her. Journey Toward an Undivided Life SATURDAY AUGUST 7 - 9:30am-2:30pm - $45 INCLUDES LUNCH OLDENBURGFRANCISCANCENTER Summer 2010 Besides helping us to gain support on our own journeys, counselors and spiritual directors may gain valuable insights from this workshop to enable growth in their clients. Please let us know if you are a counseling professional when you RSVP so we can include you in our growing professional support network. Our goal is to foster a supportive community for the exchange of ideas and resources for the advancement of Christian counseling. For more information or to discuss leadership or facilitator opportunities, please contact us at [email protected]
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Are you growing in peace? Join us on Saturday, August 7 as we look below life’s surface to see what pieces of our lives still need integration. As we move along the process of self-development (individuation), we will find peace and love through our relationship with God. The Oldenburg Franciscan Center is located in Indiana’s Historic “Village of Spires” founded by German settlers in the 1830s. Tucked away in a wooded valley flowing with streams and bordered by farms just North of I-74 between Indianapolis and Cincinnati, the Center offers an easy and affordable retreat for those drawn to the beauty of nature, the quiet of the country, recollection in faith, and a prayerful place to find peace. We offer private and group retreats, spiritual direction, workshops, counseling, and more.
Transcript of Journey Toward an Undivided Life: A Workshop for All
“Olga, your role here is not what the typical Jungian
analyst would do in a session, but people leave fuller and more whole... Thank you.”
-Leah
Are you growing in peace?Join us on Saturday, August 7 as we look below life’s surface to see what pieces of our lives still need integration. As we move along the process of self-development (individuation), we will find peace and love through our relationship with God.
Come, spend the day discovering more about your own pathway to inner peace. Relax. Arrive early and wander our grounds, listen to the birds, and enjoy the nature of our beautiful valley. Then, as 9:30 draws near, gather with us for pastries and refreshments in the Center, and let Sister Olga guide you to the center of peace and well-being.
Sister Olga Wittekind, OSF, is the director of Oldenburg Franciscan Center. A Jungian psychologist, she earned her PhD from St Louis University and her Diplomate in Jungian Analysis through studies at the Jung Institute in Switzerland and the Chicago Jungian Institute. She taught at Marian University for 28 years in the psychology department. She especially enjoys working as a retreat and spiritual director. With her loving spirit and captivating energy she quickly finds her way into the hearts of those with the pleasure of working with her.
Journey Toward an Undivided LifeSATURDAY AUGUST 7 - 9:30am-2:30pm - $45 INCLUDES LUNCH
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Besides helping us to gain support on our own journeys, counselors and spiritual directors may gain valuable insights from this workshop to enable growth in their clients. Please let us know if you are a counseling professional when you
RSVP so we can include you in our growing professional support network. Our goal is to foster a supportive community for the exchange of ideas and resources for the advancement of Christian counseling. For more information or to
discuss leadership or facilitator opportunities, please contact us at [email protected]
7/24/10 2:05 PMoldenburg indiana map - Google Maps
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The Oldenburg Franciscan Center is located in Indiana’s Historic “Village of Spires” founded by German settlers in the 1830s. Tucked away in a wooded valley flowing with streams and bordered by farms just North of I-74 between Indianapolis and Cincinnati, the Center offers an easy and affordable retreat for those drawn to the beauty of nature, the quiet of the country, recollection in faith, and a prayerful place to find peace. We offer private and group retreats, spiritual direction, workshops, counseling, and more.
Contact us to learn more, or just stop by for a visit! You can find us by following Google Maps to our address:
22143 Main StreetOldenburg, IN 47036Tel: 812-933-6437Email: [email protected]
Or just follow the signs!
From I-74, take exit 149 for IN-229, and head North toward Oldenburg and look for the Sisters of St Francis!
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We’re only 69 miles (1 hr 15 minutes) from Indianapolis, and 47 miles (55 minutes) from Cincinnati!
