The Mystery of Trees
Spirituality & Ecology
October 19-22, 2022
Wednesday 4 PM – Saturday 1 PM
- An overview of the essential role of forests and trees in planetary health.
- Journal readings from 17th century Jesuit priests who first explored this region of the Great Lakes.
- Perspectives from wild-land forest fire fighters and commercial foresters.
- Reflections on trees as symbols from diverse religious traditions.
- Opportunities for rest, solitude, and time in contemplative prayer.
- On our last morning together, participants are invited to collectively plant 100 cedar trees in the Yellow Dog River Community Forest.
3 Nights Lodging at the historic Thunder Bay Inn in Big Bay, Michigan
9 Meals including dinners at two cabins near the shores of Lake Superior
Transportation provided for on-site activities – if traveling by air
PLEASE NOTE: As Marquette/KI/Sawyer airport has suddenly limited it’s flight options, we will be offering – first come/first serve – transportation from O’Hare Airport/Chicago area leaving Wednesday the 19th at 8 a.m. C.T. and returning to Chicago on Saturday the 22nd by 10 p.m. C.T.
There are 5 spots available at this time, $100/person.
When you register please indicate your interest in transportation and someone will be in contact with you promptly!
Retreat Cost: $1250
Early Bird Special: $995 (Register by August 31)
Registration Fee: $400.00
Facilitators: Jon Magnuson, Ruth Almén, Kent Fish, John Rosenberg, Joseph Piccione, Kathleen Heidemann, Jeff Noble
REGISTER AND PAY ONLINE:
Please select a payment option below and click the “Pay Now” button to begin the registration process. You can pay with a check, a credit card or with your PayPal account. Simply complete the transaction and you’re done. We’ll contact you soon after to say hello and share pertinent information.
or by check to:
The Cedar Tree Institute
403 E Michigan St.
Marquette, Michigan 49855
For more information, see our Agenda & Details, email or call 906-360-5072
The Cedar Tree Institute is a non-profit organization that provides services and initiates projects in the areas of mental health, religion and the environment.
