Germany July 12-19, 2010

Children of My Light
to love, is…
to follow My Commandments;
love one another, O children of My Light,
live My Words, live My Words …
take My Peace and let It be in you,
take My Love and let It fill you;
I will renew you entirely if you open yourselves to Me,
trust Me, come to Me and I shall make a new nation out of you, a pure nation! live My Messages,
meditate on My Message; (January 17, 1989)

Retreat leader: Fr. Stefan Park OSA, London

Organiser: Barbara Sierp-Karasch, Germany

Participants: young adults in the age of 18 – 40 who want to meditate and go deeper into the messages in togetherness and friendship. Bring your friends with you! Programme in short: daily Holy Mass, Adoration, Healing service, Praise and Music, talks based on Scriptures and TLIG messages on Love – the real one! – how to meditate and live the messages, how to be apostles of the end of times … and all subjects you want us to talk about! The language will be English, translation into French is intended.

Included is a Pilgrimage to Trier:
Trier (Augusta Treverorum) belonged to the most famous cities of ancient times, in line with Rome, Alexandria and Constantinople due to historical records.The Emperor Constantine the Great and his mother Helena (who found the cross of Jesus) were brought up here. During the 4th century it was the centre of both worldly power and renewal of Christianity in the western part of the Roman Empire. Therefore it was even called ‘Roma secunda’. Some well known Christians lived here or visited Trier: St. Athanasius lived in Trier during one of his numerous exiles. He fought untiringly and courageous against the heresy of Arianism, which was a heretic doctrine aiming against Jesus’ Divine nature. St. Hieronymus stayed during his studies in Trier when he was young. St. Ambrosius lived here for a while and was probably born in Trier since his father was ‘Praefectus praetorio Galliarum’ who resided in Trier. The ecclesiastical and Christian life of this city seem to have been quite rich and fresh since St. Augustine during his conversion was very touched towards Christian faith hearing a report about the spiritual flourishing of this city and its people’s courage in confessing their faith. Last not least the Greek Eremite St. Simon lived inside the darkest part of the Porta Nigra (roman city gate) and was – on his own wish – even walled in 1028 and died in 1035.

In Trier we will visit a few of the roman buildings (Porta Nigra and Hall of Constantine). But the main target of our programme will be: The tomb of the Apostle Mathias (The only tomb of an Apostle in the North of the Alps) and the shrine with the seamless robe of Jesus (located in the Cathedral).

Costs: 160 Euro per person covering all expenses for the whole week, except your own travelling expenses. Payment can be made on arrival. Sleeping bag required!!

Arrival day: Monday, July 12 – in the afternoon

Departure day: Monday, July 19 – after breakfast

Closest Local Airport: Cologne and For transatlantic flights: Frankfurt

Train Station: Wissen an der Sieg (via Cologne)

Reservations are to be made as soon as possible since our space is quite limited:

“…do not be shy, even in your imperfection,
I will open My arms to you;
even though your love may be tepid,
fall into My arms and
I who am Master of Love will teach you
to love Me and to love one another; (January 17, 1989)