The Benedictine Way

B&B Accommodation
Please reserve me a single/double room
(delete as appropriate) for the following
nights:
The Benedictine Way
 Mon 14 September —Fri 18 September
(4 nights) £128 per person
If you have any specific room requirements
please note them below:
TOTAL DUE:
Please return this form with a cheque made
payable to ‘St Chad’s College’ to
The Conference Office, St Chad’s College,
18 North Bailey, Durham DH1 3RH
Contact Details:
We have found on previous occasions that participants
want to exchange contact details. Would you be happy
with your address and e-mail being included on a list
given to other people attending? The list would be used
for no other purposes.
YES/NO
Cancellation/Refunds policy:
You are liable for all bookings made unless notification of
cancellation is received in writing. Refunds (with the
deduction of a 15% administration charge) may be made
until 1 June 2015, after which no refunds will be given.
For further details please contact:
St Chad’s College
18 North Bailey
Durham
DH1 3RH
United Kingdom
A study week
at Durham Cathedral
and St Chad’s College, Durham
Phone: 0191 334 3337
E-mail: [email protected]
Monday 14th—Friday 18th
September 2015
The Benedictine Way
Participants from previous years write:
The Benedictine Way
“From the moment we arrived we felt the
warmth of the hospitality.”
Durham Cathedral, built as the shrine of a
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humble saint, St Cuthbert, was for 450 years a
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Benedictine monastery. Like our monastic
forebears, at the Cathedral we hold prayer, the
”My hopes for the week were met, richly.”
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Opus Dei, at the centre of our life as we
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continue to inhabit the Benedictine tradition.
The genius of Benedict’s Rule, written some
”It was just right for me with some but not very
1500 years ago, is that it is as relevant for
deep knowledge.” “I wish I were there to do it all
people living non-monastic lives today as it has
again. So much was learned and discovered in
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Are you familiar with the Rule of St Benedict?
 Yes
 No
 Very
monastic life.
For several years we have welcomed people for
Further information is available on the Cathedral
a week of exploration of the Benedictine
website. Accommodation and meals are
tradition as begun by St Benedict, lived out at
provided at St Chad’s College, opposite the
Durham monastery and now followed by
Cathedral.
participants have come from all walks of life –
Tel
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those few days.”
been through the centuries for those called to
Christians around the world today. Previous
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How did you hear about this week?
If you have any disability needs or dietary
requirements that you wish us to be aware of,
please note them below:
lay people, clergy, ordinands, oblates of a
religious order – and from all over the world.
We come together for worship, study and
conversation over good food and friendship as
we seek wisdom for our lives today. In recent
years we have been appreciated the presence of
a monk from Ampleforth Abbey who brings
with him the experience of the Benedictine
monastic life as it is lived today in one of the
country’s best known monasteries.
Course Attendance:
The non-residential attendance fee is £230 per
person (this includes lunches and dinners but
excludes B&B). B&B accommodation is available
at St Chad’s College priced £32 per person per
night.
B&B options are overleaf