We will provide you with spiritual exercises that aim to enrich your life and cultivate a sense of happiness. Through our guidance, you will embark on a journey of self-discovery and inner transformation. These exercises will help you gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your connection to the world around you and ultimately with God. By incorporating these practices into your daily life, you will experience a heightened sense of peace, gratitude, and joy, leading to a happier and more fulfilling life.

We will also offer vocational guidance to assist you in discovering what God has called you to do. Through introspective exercises, thoughtful discussions, and exploration of your talents and passions, we will help you uncover the unique purpose that God has destined for your life. By aligning your work with God's plan, you will experience a deep sense of fulfillment and joy as you contribute your gifts to the world. Our guidance will empower you to pursue a vocation that is in harmony with your true self and in service to God's greater plan, allowing you to live a life that is both spiritually enriching and purpose-driven.

In our pursuit of spiritual deepening, we draw upon the rich heritage of ancient Christian faith practices. Each day, we will guide you in the contemplation of sacred texts, allowing the wisdom and teachings of our Christian tradition to illuminate your path. Through the practice of prayer, we will help you develop a deeper connection with God, nurturing a personal relationship grounded in love and faith. Engaging in the sacraments and rituals of the Church will further enhance your spiritual growth, providing opportunities for communion, reflection, and transformation. With a focus on acts of compassion and service, we will encourage you to embody Christ's teachings, fostering a spirit of humility, forgiveness, and gratitude. By immersing yourself in these ancient Christian practices, your spirituality will be enriched, and you will experience a profound sense of unity with God and the wider Christian community.

You don’t have to believe in God, but you do need to be willing to believe in Him. If you are open-minded and willing enough to take actions that are consistent with the idea that God exists, then that will be enough.

If you are hostile to the idea of God then this probably isn’t for you. As to what you believe God might be we say only that He is all-loving, He is all-powerful, He is not human and He is transcendent.

By transcendent we mean He is a spiritual being who therefore is not part of the natural order of things that we are used to in the material universe. Again, we don’t demand that you assent positively to all these criteria beforehand, simply that idea of God that you have, and which you are willing to believe might exist doesn’t contradict any of these propositions.

Put another way, we say that this means that we believe that God wants us to help us and for us to be happy, He can help us to be happy if we let Him, and he is greater than any human power or natural force of the universe. He is not a collective spirit of the universe or of mankind as a whole, He is totally separate from them and is greater than each.