What is Supervision?
Supervision has the quality of a sacred call. Supervisors are called by God and a faith community to be “servants of the servants.” They are called to facilitate other ministers-namely, spiritual directors-and to foster individuals’ contemplation and growing relationship with God. They are “companions with other companions” in that they walk with spiritual directors as they companion people on their spiritual journey.
Supervision is a ministry. It is rooted in God’s presence and the gift of the Spirit that seeks to enable spiritual directors to become more self-aware and grow in spiritual freedom.
Supervision is a mission. It is part of the continuous formation of spiritual directors so they may be able to accompany their directees well. This ministry involves assisting the directors in seeing and acknowledging some areas of resistance, vulnerability, and brokenness that hinder them in being fully present to their directees.
Supervision is a mystery. It gives the directors an opportunity to see how God is moving in their minds and hearts as they journey with their directees. They are encouraged to submit themselves to God’s transformative grace.
The practice of supervision is an inspired art of enlightenment and a learned skill of empowerment.
How can I request for Supervision?
Lita Quimson Feliciano at 69 years of age lives alone in what she calls her haven. In 2015 she created the Ecospirituality Retreat Center, (2 hectares) scattered with art installations, A well appointed farm/ retreat place for people to meet and connect with god. She is a giver of Ignatian retreat that she twicked with common themes that we encounter in life, like grief, stages of life, who am I, to mention a few.
She has designed and offered psychospiritual courses which were held face to face for the first 10 years and later moved to online as a result of pandemic.
She has 1 son and 3 step children, is now a widow who enjoys all her grandchildren ( all 5 of them)
In 2022 she started giving what she calls Her “Retreats on Wheels,” in laymans terms pilgrimages. She is a follower of the desert mothers and fathers and is aligned in her beliefs with Celtic Spirituality.
Lita is also an author who wrote Designated Route the true path last year and is currently writing her 2nd book “Alone Together“ where belonging meets uniqueness. at the moment hoping to publish it by May 2027