Welcome To Drumalis

An Oasis On The Journey Of Life

Places are still available on the 6 day or 4 day Directed Retreat from 28 October – 4 November. The team for the retreat are John Bennett MSC, Finola Cunnane SSL and Phyllis Behan RSC.

Pathways Adult Faith Development Programme has recommenced but we are offering the opportunity to attend on individual days. For further details, please click here

The Advent Retreat will be led by Sean Goan from 5-7 December – the title of this year’s retreat is “Immanuel – The God who wants to be with us”.

A number of other festive events have been planned including a Christmas Wreath Making Workshop on Wednesday, 26 November, Festive Crafting Sessions on Monday, 8 and Tuesday, 9 December and a very special event “Putting the Heart Into Christmas” from 12 noon – 4 pm on Saturday, 20 December. Details of all of these and more will appear in the coming days.

Should you have any queries, please contact Drumalis – 028 28272196/28276455 (during office hours, Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm or by emailing drumalis@btconnect.com

You may be eligible for grant funding towards your retreat through the Society of Retreat Conductors – retreats which they could support are the Directed Retreats and Advent Retreat. Please contact the SRC directly for further details – redingtonkathy@hotmail.com or 07979157603.

Click here to view short film about Drumalis made as part of Mid and East Antrim Borough Council’s “Exploring our Spaces” project

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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.