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journaling was a new part of retreats for Mary Schwarz standing with the La Salle the seniors. Patty Zygler uses some free Manor in the background enjoys the time to write her feelings in her journal. countryside around the retreat house. Senior retreat combines old and new experiences I myself encourage anyone who has the chance to go find out about yourself and others around you. Maureen Brennan, Senior 5 5 O BACK TO IMMACULATE CONCEPTION and build that beautiful city. Those were the closing words of Brother Mark as the 48 seniors on retreat prepared to return home. The retreat was held at the Christian Brothers LaSalle Manor Retreat House in Plano on November 5 and 6. personal indepth discussions. The members discussed viewpoints, feelings and future plans. Some large group activities included a Mass in which the seniors received surprise letters from their parents and the formation of dyads. The dyad was a two- person dialogue which lasted for about forty minutes. A new part Many different activities helped make the retreat successful and meaningful to the participants. As in the past, small group discussions were alternated with whole group activities and free time. They small group allowed for more'- 24fsenior retreat of the retreat was journaling. The seniors kept a journal in which they recorded their thoughts on activities and past events. Mike Gobbo said of the retreat, I think everyone was more together because we all wanted to get something out of it. The offertory at the retreat mass whicll was said by Fr. Corbino gave the retrea- tants a chance to offer something perl sonal. Linnea Zuardo offers a necklace and some photographs. ' Small group discussions took up about 50010 of the seniors' time on retreat. Neil Hogan who was in Br. Ioe's group, gives gifts of the Holy Spirit. E
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