Spiritual Direction

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What Is Spiritual Direction?

It is the process whereby the Spiritual Director accompanies you in your faith journey and listens with you to the movement of God in your life and experience. Articulating and sharing your inner experience provides greater insight, deeper awareness and surer discernment in your efforts to live life more fully.

Problems arise in each of our lives. These will inevitably affect our relationship with God and be brought to the spiritual direction sessions. Problem-solving, however, is NOT the FOCUS of spiritual direction.

A Spiritual Director may be a lay person, a priest or sister. The Archdiocese of Regina has commissioned Spiritual Directors for this ministry who are available to meet with you.

Would spiritual direction be a faithful or helpful choice for you?

Probably, if . . . 

  • You find yourself wanting a deeper relationship with God;
  • Your search for God is at a crossroad;
  • You want to explore new ways to pray or if prayer has become difficult;
  • You feel the need for someone to help in discerning the call of God for you;
  • You desire a companion on the spiritual journey.

What Happens During Spiritual Direction?

You can expect a director to listen and to ask reflective questions.

The director may also suggest resources for your prayer, often scriptural.

Since we believe that God communicates through ordinary human experience, you will be urged to pay attention to your experience so as to notice God’s nudges, invitations, challenges and confirmations.

What Will It Cost?

The recommended offering is $20 to $40. Please do not allow your financial situation to prevent you from seeking direction. This can be discussed at the initial interview.

How Do You Start?

For an initial inquiry call:

Karen Ziegler - 306-789-0238 or  E-mail  

or

Marlene Miller - 306-586-0640 or  E-mail 

Archdiocese of Regina Spiritual Directors

Roman Catholics Commissioned by the Archdiocese

Sr. Winifred Brown, RNDM, Regina

585-2767

Elizabeth Courchene, Regina

949-3865

Eric Gurash, Regina

586-9020

Sr. Claire Himbeault, RNDM, Regina

clairehimbeault@hotmail.com

Rev. Rick Krofcheck, Moose Jaw

694-1944

June Krogan, Regina

586-9876 (h) 924-2602 (w)

Alverta Laskey, Regina

757-3713

Sr. Joyce Lorentz, SSND, Regina

789-2595

Debbie Matt, Regina

789-3476

Marlene Miller, Regina

586-0640

Stephanie Molloy, Regina

536-0722 (c) 359-1235 (w)

Shirley Pady, Regina

545-3139

Judith Pellerin, Regina

924-0577

Sr. Emma Rousseau, PM, Regina

584-3652

David Sax, Regina

924-2444

Carol Sheldon, Regina

545-3185

Teresa Whalen Lux, Regina

789-3669

Rev. Art Vandendriessche, Regina

347-9050

Dennis Ziegler, Regina

789-0238

Karen Ziegler, Regina

789-0238

Spiritual Directors of Other Denominations

Cara Gay Driscoll, Regina, (United Church)

352-7931

Rev. Walter Farquharson, Saltcoats, (United Church)

744-2214

Joan Farquharson, Saltcoats, (United Church)

744-2214

Rev. Dr. Trish McCarthy, Regina (Anglican Priest)

584-1776

Rev. Dawn Rolke, Regina, (United Church)

789-3048

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