In a testament to its unwavering commitment to the spiritual and personal well-being of those dedicated to consecrated life, NBCLC Bangalore has unveiled a transformative Sabbatical Year Course, marking a significant milestone in its legacy of service. From July 8th to December 8th, 2024, priests and religious, both men and women, are invited to embark on a profound journey of renewal, a sacred pause in their ministerial endeavours.

The course, aptly themed "A Ministry Enrichment Voyage – Pause, Reflect, Dwell and Thrive," is not merely a respite but a meticulously crafted experience designed to foster spiritual, intellectual, and personal rejuvenation. Recognizing the diverse landscapes of their vocations, NBCLC has artfully woven a tapestry of flexibility and customization into the sabbatical experience.

Participants are empowered to curate their own journey, selecting from NBCLC's rich repertoire of insightful seminars, practical workshops, and contemplative retreats. This personalized approach allows for a deep dive into areas of particular interest or need, ensuring a truly meaningful and impactful sabbatical. Beyond the structure of curated programs, the course provides ample space for the essential rhythms of renewal: reflection, reading, and prayer. Participants are encouraged to immerse themselves in theological and spiritual literature, to engage in the profound work of personal introspection, and to cultivate a deeper, more intimate connection with the Divine.

This sabbatical year course transcends the notion of a mere break; it is a transformative opportunity for profound growth. By providing a sanctuary for renewal, NBCLC aims to equip priests and religious with the spiritual and intellectual resources necessary to thrive in their ministries. It is a chance to rekindle the flame of their vocations, to serve their communities with renewed passion and unwavering dedication. This program is a testament to NBCLC's unwavering dedication to the ongoing formation and holistic well-being of those who have dedicated their lives to serving the Church, offering them a sacred space to pause, reflect, dwell, and ultimately, thrive in their calling.