Showing posts with label Monica Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monica Brown. Show all posts
7 Feb 2014
Croi Nua - Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave speak about the programme
Friends of SS102fm Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave were recently recorded on iCatholic about their programme Croi Nua and they explain what the programme is about.
Croí Nua - a programme towards renewal in Ireland for adults who are seeking to move forward into a deeper and more informed, hopeful and enlivened faith. The Croi Nua Programme consists of a series of eight small group gatherings based on reflective reading, group sharing and prayer rituals. It is a faith sharing programme designed for groups of a maximum of 10 people coming together in welcoming hospitable settings such as homes, community centres, retreat centres, etc.To find out more about the Croí Nua programme or call the office on +353 894966995
You can listen to a SS102fm programme we did with Monica and Hilary about the Croi Nua programme HERE.
Croí Nua - a programme towards renewal in Ireland for adults who are seeking to move forward into a deeper and more informed, hopeful and enlivened faith. The Croi Nua Programme consists of a series of eight small group gatherings based on reflective reading, group sharing and prayer rituals. It is a faith sharing programme designed for groups of a maximum of 10 people coming together in welcoming hospitable settings such as homes, community centres, retreat centres, etc.To find out more about the Croí Nua programme or call the office on +353 894966995
You can listen to a SS102fm programme we did with Monica and Hilary about the Croi Nua programme HERE.
6 Apr 2013
7th April 2013 - Second Sunday of Easter - Croi Nua Progamme
On this weeks programme, we are joined by Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave to share about the Croi Nua renewal programme which is being introduced to Limerick Diocese on April 17th.
We have our regular saints of the week update and on the blog this week we also provide some links to help reflect on this Sunday's gospel.
This weeks programme is available to listen to HERE.
Croi Nua Programme - Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave - Emmaus Productions.
We are joined this week on the programme by Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave who talk to us about their ministry and the promotion of the Croi Nua programme.
Information and promotional literature about the Croi Nua programme HERE and HERE.
You can listen to Monica and Hilary speaking about the Croi Nua renewal programme HERE.
Monica is a composer, teacher, facilitator, story teller and community animator. "Her workshops, retreats, faith celebrations and concerts leave people wanting more of the God she somehow manages to make real and tangible through her songs and creatively integrated presentations. By maintaining an empowering link to the Christ of Scriptures, Monica has pioneered a creative approach to spirituality, bringing on board mime, story, ritual and imagery, to embody the Jesus that truly liberates." Monica has composed and recorded 16 collections of songs for children, youth and adults (including the universally appealing "One People One Land") and has written and produced videos and other resources in the area of faith formation, liturgy and ritual. Monica is the founding director of Emmaus Productions and is also the creator and editor of Emmaus Productions liturgy websites www.liturgyplanning.com and www.liturgyplanningimages.com which provide images, creative rituals, liturgies and meditations for schools, parishes and communities.
Hilary Musgrave is a Sister of Charity from Ireland. She has worked in Education both as a teacher and a principal for many years. In more recent years, following her studies in a Masters degree in Pastoral Ministry and Spirituality, at Boston College, Hilary works as a facilitator in creative spirituality and integrates sacred clowning into her ministry. She also uses photography and imagery by way of engaging people in their appreciation of the sacred in their lives. Hilary is currently the Director of Croi-Ruah Creative Spirituality Centre, Dublin
To make further enquiries about Croi Nua:
Emmaus Productions, 3 Main Street, Tramore, County Waterford, Ireland
Phone: +353 51391784 Email: emmausireland@emmausproductions.com
Sr Dympna Clancy - Westbury parish centre 17th April 7.30pm - 086 3708652
Gospel - John 20:19-31
"Unless I see in his hands the print of the nails, and place my finger in the mark of the nails, and place my hand in his side, I will not believe".......Jesus came and stood among them, and said, "Peace be with you." Then he said to Thomas, "Put your finger here, and see my hands; and put out your hand, and place it in my side; do not be faithless, but believing." Thomas answered him, "My Lord and my God!" Jesus said to him, "Have you believed because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe."
Despite the locked doors, the risen Jesus stands in the midst of the disciples. This is a beautiful icon of the Church, the community gathered around Jesus and filled with his spirit. When the Lord, first appears, Thomas is not there and hence does not believe. Only when he returns to the apostolic circle does he encounter Jesus and make his great confession. This detail reminds us that we see the risen Lord only in the church and through its mediation.
Other reflections on this weeks gospel:
Blue Eyed Ennis
English Dominicans
Word on Fire
Centre for Liturgy
Sunday Reflections
Liturgical odds and ends
Divine Office - Week 2
Saints of the Week
April 8th - Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord
April 9th - St Mary of Clephas
April 10th - St Bede the Younger
April 11th - St Stanislaus (bishop and martyr)
April 12th - St Teresa of the Andes
April 13th - St Martin I (pope and martyr)
Popes Intentions - April 2013
Reflections from the Apostleship of Prayer here.
Liturgy, Source of Life. That the public, prayerful celebration of faith may give life to the faithful.
Mission Churches. That mission churches may be signs and instruments of hope and resurrection.
Local Notices
Retreat Weekend for Young Adults: - with prayer, input and discussion which will take place at Spanish Point, Co. Clare from April 19thto 21st. Cost is € 30 or a donation. More information and booking form is available from Sr. Lynne fcJ at lynnefcj@hotmail.comor Sr. Brid fcJ at 11 Priory Walk, Whitehall Road, Dublin 12 (01-4924075).
We have our regular saints of the week update and on the blog this week we also provide some links to help reflect on this Sunday's gospel.
This weeks programme is available to listen to HERE.
Croi Nua Programme - Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave - Emmaus Productions.
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| Hilary Musgrave & Monica Brown catholicireland.net |
We are joined this week on the programme by Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave who talk to us about their ministry and the promotion of the Croi Nua programme.
Information and promotional literature about the Croi Nua programme HERE and HERE.
You can listen to Monica and Hilary speaking about the Croi Nua renewal programme HERE.
Monica is a composer, teacher, facilitator, story teller and community animator. "Her workshops, retreats, faith celebrations and concerts leave people wanting more of the God she somehow manages to make real and tangible through her songs and creatively integrated presentations. By maintaining an empowering link to the Christ of Scriptures, Monica has pioneered a creative approach to spirituality, bringing on board mime, story, ritual and imagery, to embody the Jesus that truly liberates." Monica has composed and recorded 16 collections of songs for children, youth and adults (including the universally appealing "One People One Land") and has written and produced videos and other resources in the area of faith formation, liturgy and ritual. Monica is the founding director of Emmaus Productions and is also the creator and editor of Emmaus Productions liturgy websites www.liturgyplanning.com and www.liturgyplanningimages.com which provide images, creative rituals, liturgies and meditations for schools, parishes and communities.
Hilary Musgrave is a Sister of Charity from Ireland. She has worked in Education both as a teacher and a principal for many years. In more recent years, following her studies in a Masters degree in Pastoral Ministry and Spirituality, at Boston College, Hilary works as a facilitator in creative spirituality and integrates sacred clowning into her ministry. She also uses photography and imagery by way of engaging people in their appreciation of the sacred in their lives. Hilary is currently the Director of Croi-Ruah Creative Spirituality Centre, Dublin
To make further enquiries about Croi Nua:
Emmaus Productions, 3 Main Street, Tramore, County Waterford, Ireland
Phone: +353 51391784 Email: emmausireland@emmausproductions.com
Sr Dympna Clancy - Westbury parish centre 17th April 7.30pm - 086 3708652
Gospel - John 20:19-31
"Unless I see in his hands the print of the nails, and place my finger in the mark of the nails, and place my hand in his side, I will not believe".......Jesus came and stood among them, and said, "Peace be with you." Then he said to Thomas, "Put your finger here, and see my hands; and put out your hand, and place it in my side; do not be faithless, but believing." Thomas answered him, "My Lord and my God!" Jesus said to him, "Have you believed because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe."
Despite the locked doors, the risen Jesus stands in the midst of the disciples. This is a beautiful icon of the Church, the community gathered around Jesus and filled with his spirit. When the Lord, first appears, Thomas is not there and hence does not believe. Only when he returns to the apostolic circle does he encounter Jesus and make his great confession. This detail reminds us that we see the risen Lord only in the church and through its mediation.
Other reflections on this weeks gospel:
Blue Eyed Ennis
English Dominicans
Word on Fire
Centre for Liturgy
Sunday Reflections
Liturgical odds and ends
Divine Office - Week 2
Saints of the Week
April 8th - Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord
April 9th - St Mary of Clephas
April 10th - St Bede the Younger
April 11th - St Stanislaus (bishop and martyr)
April 12th - St Teresa of the Andes
April 13th - St Martin I (pope and martyr)
Popes Intentions - April 2013
Reflections from the Apostleship of Prayer here.
Liturgy, Source of Life. That the public, prayerful celebration of faith may give life to the faithful.
Mission Churches. That mission churches may be signs and instruments of hope and resurrection.
Local Notices
Retreat Weekend for Young Adults: - with prayer, input and discussion which will take place at Spanish Point, Co. Clare from April 19thto 21st. Cost is € 30 or a donation. More information and booking form is available from Sr. Lynne fcJ at lynnefcj@hotmail.comor Sr. Brid fcJ at 11 Priory Walk, Whitehall Road, Dublin 12 (01-4924075).
11 Aug 2012
12th August 2012 - 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave
On this weeks programme, we are joined by Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave to share abit about their creative ministry through art, sacred clowning and music. We have our regular saints of the week update and on the blog this week we also provide some links to help reflect on this Sunday's gospel.
This weeks full podcast is available HERE.
Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave - Emmaus Productions.
We are joined this week on the programme by Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave who talk to us about their ministry which creatively encourages people to make space for the divine in their everyday lives.
Monica is a composer, teacher, facilitator, story teller and community animator. "Her workshops, retreats, faith celebrations and concerts leave people wanting more of the God she somehow manages to make real and tangible through her songs and creatively integrated presentations. By maintaining an empowering link to the Christ of Scriptures, Monica has pioneered a creative approach to spirituality, bringing on board mime, story, ritual and imagery, to embody the Jesus that truly liberates."
Monica has composed and recorded 16 collections of songs for children, youth and adults (including the universally appealing "One People One Land") and has written and produced videos and other resources in the area of faith formation, liturgy and ritual. Monica is the founding director of Emmaus Productions and is also the creator and editor of Emmaus Productions liturgy websites www.liturgyplanning.com and www.liturgyplanningimages.com which provide images, creative rituals, liturgies and meditations for schools, parishes and communities.
Hilary Musgrave is a Sister of Charity from Ireland. She has worked in Education both as a teacher and a principal for many years. In more recent years, following her studies in a Masters degree in Pastoral Ministry and Spirituality, at Boston College, Hilary works as a facilitator in creative spirituality and integrates sacred clowning into her ministry. She also uses photography and imagery by way of engaging people in their appreciation of the sacred in their lives. Hilary is currently the Director of Croi-Ruah Creative Spirituality Centre, Dublin
Excerpted podcast of the interview with Monica available HERE.
Monica's interview with iCatholic during the International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin in June.
Further information is available at Monica's website.
To make further enquiries about Monica's work or Croi Nua:
Emmaus Productions
3 Main Street
Tramore,
County Waterford
Ireland
Phone: 353 51391784
Email: emmausireland@emmausproductions.com
Gospel - John 6:41-51
Reflections on this weeks gospel:
Word on Fire
English Dominicans
Blue Eyed Ennis - I am the bread that came down from heaven
Sunday Reflections
Centre for Liturgy
Saints of the Week
Psalter - Week 3
August 13th - St Fachtna
August 14th - St Maximilian Kolbe (priest and martyr)
August 15th - Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Holy Day of Obligation in Ireland) Also know as the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary
August 16th - St Stephen of Hungary
August 17th - Our Lady of Knock (Irish feast - Knock Shrine website)
August 18th - St Jeanne de Chantal
This weeks full podcast is available HERE.
Monica Brown and Hilary Musgrave - Emmaus Productions.
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| Source: Sr Hilary Musgrave and Monica Brown |
Monica is a composer, teacher, facilitator, story teller and community animator. "Her workshops, retreats, faith celebrations and concerts leave people wanting more of the God she somehow manages to make real and tangible through her songs and creatively integrated presentations. By maintaining an empowering link to the Christ of Scriptures, Monica has pioneered a creative approach to spirituality, bringing on board mime, story, ritual and imagery, to embody the Jesus that truly liberates."
Monica has composed and recorded 16 collections of songs for children, youth and adults (including the universally appealing "One People One Land") and has written and produced videos and other resources in the area of faith formation, liturgy and ritual. Monica is the founding director of Emmaus Productions and is also the creator and editor of Emmaus Productions liturgy websites www.liturgyplanning.com and www.liturgyplanningimages.com which provide images, creative rituals, liturgies and meditations for schools, parishes and communities.
Hilary Musgrave is a Sister of Charity from Ireland. She has worked in Education both as a teacher and a principal for many years. In more recent years, following her studies in a Masters degree in Pastoral Ministry and Spirituality, at Boston College, Hilary works as a facilitator in creative spirituality and integrates sacred clowning into her ministry. She also uses photography and imagery by way of engaging people in their appreciation of the sacred in their lives. Hilary is currently the Director of Croi-Ruah Creative Spirituality Centre, Dublin
Excerpted podcast of the interview with Monica available HERE.
Monica's interview with iCatholic during the International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin in June.
To make further enquiries about Monica's work or Croi Nua:
Emmaus Productions
3 Main Street
Tramore,
County Waterford
Ireland
Phone: 353 51391784
Email: emmausireland@emmausproductions.com
Gospel - John 6:41-51
Reflections on this weeks gospel:
Word on Fire
English Dominicans
Blue Eyed Ennis - I am the bread that came down from heaven
Sunday Reflections
Centre for Liturgy
Saints of the Week
Psalter - Week 3
August 13th - St Fachtna
August 14th - St Maximilian Kolbe (priest and martyr)
August 15th - Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Holy Day of Obligation in Ireland) Also know as the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary
August 16th - St Stephen of Hungary
August 17th - Our Lady of Knock (Irish feast - Knock Shrine website)
August 18th - St Jeanne de Chantal
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