The program dates for Summer 2017 are: <\/p>\n
The Master of Arts with a major in Christian Spirituality and the graduate Certificate in Spiritual Direction and Directed Retreat are summer-only programs of graduate-level courses. Solid academicstudy is combined with a personal appropriation ofthe Christian faith through prayer and worship. Theapplication of these aspects to one's life and ministry is stressed in both programs. <\/p>\n
The primary value of Creighton University's graduate programs in Christian Spirituality is the integration ofthree elements: <\/p>\n
The long-range goal of the program is to foster an apostolic spirituality which promotes the deep spiritual and moral renewal needed for Christians to respond appropriately to the many urgent issues facing humanity in the twenty-first century. <\/p>\n
The courses are offered in four-week terms with two terms scheduled each summer. One may register for either term or both terms. <\/p>\n
An eight-day, silent, directed retreat is held three times each year. All are welcome,though space is limited and registration is required. Participation in the Christian Spirituality Program at Creighton is not required to attend the retreat. The dates of the 2017 retreats are: <\/p>\n
March 6-15, 2017 <\/p>\n
June 1-10, 2017 <\/p>\n
July 31-August 9, 2017 <\/p>\n
If you have questions orwould like materials mailed to you or a friend, please use our Request Information Form on this web site or email your name and mailing address to: csp@creighton.edu<\/a> or phone toll free 800.637.4279 and ask for Colleen Hastings, Administrative Assistant. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n See the original post here: <\/p>\n About CSP | Graduate Programs in Christian Spirituality ...<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The program dates for Summer 2017 are: The Master of Arts with a major in Christian Spirituality and the graduate Certificate in Spiritual Direction and Directed Retreat are summer-only programs of graduate-level courses. Solid academicstudy is combined with a personal appropriation ofthe Christian faith through prayer and worship. Continue reading