Are you looking to make sense of your life? “Come and see!”
You are between 18 and 30 years old and you want to build a life project? To help you, the Fraternity of Tiberiade puts at your service the possibility of living a year of human and spiritual journey in order to build your project with Christ, and from a deeper knowledge of your person.
This Saint John-Baptist Year is for boys and girls at the end of their studies (or who have interrupted them) or young professionals.
““To experience the faithful friendship of Christ, on a path of self-knowledge, in order to deepen the meaning you want to give to your life, will be the main objective of this year. “”
Go to yourself!
We offer you to live a kind of inner pilgrimage to journey towards the land of your identity, echoing God's call to Abraham: "Go to yourself ..." (Gen 12,1).
You will experience the faithful friendship of Christ through the multiple experiences that life in Tiberiade offers:
Participation in the prayer life of the brothers and sisters and frequenting the Word of God, in an adapted rhythm, to hear what God is saying to you today in your experience.
Daily life and welcome.
Fun, sports and relaxation activities.
Possibility of artistic achievements.
Sessions, retreats and testimonies, to help you discover what Jesus wanted to reveal to us.
Participation in the mission of the brothers and sisters: pilgrimage-itinerancy; testimonials ...;
possibility of living a time of humanitarian and evangelical service in the Congo or the Philippines.
Time to re-read lived experiences, in groups for mutual enrichment and individually in support.
Individual, monitored and personalized support, to help you grow in inner freedom and unify your life.
Open path to the future !
This journey will help you to connect the experiences of the present and in your history to discover a common thread that makes sense in your life.
You will then see how to become the craftsman of your inner life. It will also lead you to build an increasingly free and conscious response to the voice of Christ: "Come and follow me" (Mk 10:21); or "Go to your place, to your loved ones, tell them all that the Lord has done for you in his mercy" (Mk 5:19).
But above all to hear you say a "get up (...) and walk!" "(Mc 2.9). Or…