The Spiritual Path - Kelly, Lisa

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Résumé :
Lisa Kelly is an Ignatian Associate living in Omaha, Nebraska. She and her husband, Tom, completed the 19th Annotation in 2005. She applies a Master's in Public Policy from Harvard and a Master's in Christian Spirituality, with a Certificate in the Ignatian Tradition, from Creighton University to incorporating spirituality into personal and organizational growth. As a co-director of the nonprofit La Storta and an Accompanier for the Discerning Leadership Program, she facilitates retreats and leadership development. She also writes on Ignatian spirituality for dotmagis.org (Loyola Press). Now, with four grown children and a 30+ year marriage filling her heart, Lisa is a grateful cancer and bone marrow transplant survivor, believing every day is a gift from the Power of Infinite Love and Creativity.
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Biographie:
Lisa Kelly is an Ignatian Associate living in Omaha, Nebraska. She and her husband, Tom, completed the 19th Annotation in 2005. She applies a Master's in Public Policy from Harvard and a Master's in Christian Spirituality, with a Certificate in the Ignatian Tradition, from Creighton University to incorporating spirituality into personal and organizational growth. As a co-director of the nonprofit La Storta and an Accompanier for the Discerning Leadership Program, she facilitates retreats and leadership development. She also writes on Ignatian spirituality for dotmagis.org (Loyola Press). Now, with four grown children and a 30+ year marriage filling her heart, Lisa is a grateful cancer and bone marrow transplant survivor, believing every day is a gift from the Power of Infinite Love and Creativity....

Sommaire:
Lisa Kelly is an Ignatian Associate living in Omaha, Nebraska. She and her husband, Tom, completed the 19th Annotation in 2005. She applies a Master's in Public Policy from Harvard and a Master's in Christian Spirituality, with a Certificate in the Ignatian Tradition, from Creighton University to incorporating spirituality into personal and organizational growth. As a co-director of the nonprofit La Storta and an Accompanier for the Discerning Leadership Program, she facilitates retreats and leadership development. She also writes on Ignatian spirituality for dotmagis.org (Loyola Press). Now, with four grown children and a 30+ year marriage filling her heart, Lisa is a grateful cancer and bone marrow transplant survivor, believing every day is a gift from the Power of Infinite Love and Creativity.
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