Category: LENTEN RECOLLECTIONS

Welcome to our annual three-day online recollection starting Holy Thursday. The modules will be available by 8:00 am each day.

This year’s retreat is called “FINDING GOD IN TORN AND BROKEN PLACES.” Note that this will NOT be a Zoom retreat, but a “do-it-yourself” retreat (though when you think about it, there’s no such thing because it is always God who leads us in our retreats).

“FINDING GOD IN TORN AND BROKEN PLACES” is the 15th annual Holy Week retreat for the Pins of Light Community.

Each module will be available by 8 am. Just click on the day, and when the module is already available, the link will take you to the right page.

Day 01: HOLY THURSDAY

Day 02: GOOD FRIDAY

Day 03: HOLY SATURDAY / EASTER SUNDAY

As usual, our annual online Holy Week retreat will be conducted from Holy Thursday to Holy Saturday. This year, however, since a lot of people use Zoom, we will have a live session from 9:30 am to 11 am Manila time. We will post details on this blog, as well as on the PINS OF LIGHT Facebook Page.

Our Holy Week retreat has an intriguing title: “LETTING GOOD, LETTING EVIL, LETTING GOD.” Find out what it means by joining our online faith community this year.

Just click where you want to go:

PREPARING FOR THE RETREAT

HOLY THURSDAY RETREAT

GOOD FRIDAY RETREAT

HOLY SATURDAY/EASTER SUNDAY RETREAT

VIRTUAL VISITA IGLESIA

ONLINE WAY OF THE CROSS
IN A TIME OF PANDEMIC

Join PINS OF LIGHT’s 13th Online Holy Week Retreat starting on Holy Thursday (from April 9 to 12, 2020). Pray and reflect with our growing global faith community, which has been spending Holy Week prayerfully the past twelve years.

Welcome to our virtual Palm Sunday Procession!

We have designed a very simple interactive ritual to make today more meaningful. This is not a game that has been conceptualized for your entertainment, so do not expect an elaborate simulation. Rather, it is a prayer activity that offers you a little bit more than just a reading and some music. 

To get the most out of it, you need the proper disposition: 

First of all, do not rush. Resist the temptation of speed reading. As much as you can, make the choice to slow down. Linger. The entire activity should take only about ten to fifteen minutes of your time.

Second and more importantly, do go through the virtual procession mindfully and prayerfully. We are hoping that like any real prayer, this provides an opportunity to encounter the Lord in a meaningful way.