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The Incheon Carmelite Monastery Retreat House is registered in the Diocese of Incheon as a retreat and prayer house under the responsibility of the Carmelite Order. The Order’s official website describes it as the “Incheon retreat house,” situated below the mountain, where both individual and group retreats are possible and retreatants may freely join the monastery’s times of prayer.
Carmelite spirituality places deep communion with God and prayer at its center and seeks service to the Church as something that flows from that communion. The Incheon retreat house makes this spirituality accessible to lay Catholics by providing a place to stay for a time in prayer, silence, and participation in the community’s liturgical rhythm. Programs and practical arrangements may change, but the essential character of the place is that of a retreat setting connected to the prayer life of a Carmelite religious community.
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- 한국천주교주교회의 온라인 주소록
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Official website: http://www.caincheon.or.kr
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