
Welcome To Drumalis
An Oasis On The Journey Of Life
As well as continuing to offer online courses and events by Zoom, Drumalis has re-opened to in-house guests in compliance with current Covid-19 legislation. Drumalis is holding in-house Individually Guided Retreats from 27 June – 6 July. Sr Joann Heinritz will be leading an online retreat by Zoom entitled “Hope is the thing with Feathers” from 19-24 June. We are also pleased to announce the launch of a new training course “Facilitation Skills Training – Theory & Practice” led by Laurie Randall and Sean O’Baoill, which will take place in-house over six days between May and October – please click here to learn more about it from the presenters.
Further details about all of the above can also be found under “Events at Drumalis” below

Spirituality
Ecology
Ecumenism
About Drumalis
Drumalis is a retreat centre in Larne, County Antrim owned and managed by the Sisters of the Cross and Passion. The ministry of the house is one of reconciliation and nurturing. The resident Sisters offer an organised programme of retreats and workshops. When not wholly used for retreat purposes, the facilities at Drumalis provide an excellent venue for groups to organise their own events.
The Centre is owned and run by the Sisters of the Cross and Passion, a congregation of Religious Sisters founded in Manchester in 1852 by Elizabeth Prout who became known as Mother Mary Joseph.

Drumalis: Pathways in Adult Faith Development 2021 - 2022


Events at Drumalis

Parish Leadership and self development courses at Drumalis Retreat Centre,
Larne, Northern Ireland
Take a Virtual Visit
Interact with the map to the right or view the virtual tour in your browser by clicking below.


Adult Faith Development



Diploma in Pastoral Theology
Two-year, part-time, intensive course which begins in September 2021.

Certificate in Christian Thought
Validated by St Mary's University College. Now enrolling for 2020-2022.

Background Info on Presenters
Short biographies of some of the presenters who lecture at drumalis.