Eagle Eye Summer Session for Catholic Young Adults Who Want Something More...


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Take Your Faith to A Whole New Level!

Dear young person ages 19-30,

The time is drawing nearer for the Summer Session in Princeville, IL with the Brothers of St. John.

The Summer Session is comprised of four elements: the hiking/camping trip; the Philosophy Session; the Theology Session; and the Silent Retreat. Participants may participate in any of the above activities, or two of them, or three of them. We simply need to know in advance in order to organize our guesthouse.

June 6 - 10th - Hiking Trip - 5 Days of Hiking & Rock Climbing

June 10 - 24th - Eagle Eye Session - Two week study of the study and existence of God and its impact on friendship

June 24th - 30th - Silent Retreat - A Five day silent retreat on the gospel of St. John preached by the Brothers of St. John

Sign up for one part or for all of them!

For more information, go here.

We know that many of you are interested in coming! Great! Please spread the word and please let us know BEFORE MAY 28TH if you can come, or are thinking about coming, even if you are not sure!

May Mary draw the young people here who will most benefit from it.

"Let the one who thirsts come forward, and the one who wants it receive the gift of life-giving water!" (Revelation 21).

Contact: Brother Nathan
Community of St. John
11223 West Legion Hall Road
Princevlle, IL 61559
Eagle_eye_institute@yahoo.com
(309) 385-1193 Ext. 207

Cost for whole: $350
or
Cost for each part: $150

If you can offer a larger donation, it would be appreciated, since the Brothers live on gifts. However, if this price is already too much for you, let them know and perhaps something can be worked out.
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