The Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality offers the campus community a quiet space to relax and center your being on Wednesday, Feb. 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Schroeder Complex 111. Stop by during the open house and take advantage of a wonderful space to just be.
Various materials will be available for those interested in activity during their visit, but everything will be at your discretion. Beverages and light snacks will also be available.
As the Christian community enters the Lenten season, it offers a chance to reflect more deeply on our spiritual lives. To that end, The Faber Center invites faculty and staff to several events in the next few weeks.
Retreat for Busy People | Week of Feb. 19 to March 25
This retreat is a time for you to slow down, notice the deeper aspects of your life and appreciate them even more. Meetings are arranged around your schedule, in-person or virtually, and last about 45 minutes. All faculty and staff are welcome to register.
Employee Resource Groups (ERG) Reflection & Social | Wednesday, Feb. 21
Join Marquette ERG colleagues for a collective pause with some fun and reflection.
Men’s Spiritual Forum | Thursday, Feb. 22
This gathering is an informal event for thoughtful conversation with friends and colleagues, led by Faber Center Director Michael Dante. “Transformation” is the theme for this gathering. Lunch will be served.
Do You Speak Ignatian seminar | Wednesdays from Feb. 28 to April 10 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
There is a richness to Ignatian Spirituality. It can enrich our lives personally and professionally. This seminar provides an opportunity to learn more about some of the key Ignatian values and concepts. It consists of reading a one-page summary and watching a short video. Optional longer readings are provided for those that want a deeper perspective.
Black Faculty & Staff Lunch and Reflection | Thursday, Feb. 29
As part of our celebration of Black History Month, we invite you to a lunchtime gathering for Black faculty and staff. This event is an informal gathering to connect with colleagues and friends and celebrate the beauty and depth of our shared belonging, heritage and ubuntu.
Please email the Faber Center with any questions.
