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In this workshop we will engage in visual lectio divina, employing examples of ancient and medieval Christian art that depict the mysteries of our ongoing spiritual journey and our final […]

Dance is your pulse, your heartbeat, your breathing. It’s the rhythm of your life. —Jacques d’Amboise No matter how long the cold, bleak days of winter may continue, winter always […]

The way we deal—or don’t deal—with our suffering is the most important determinant of the quality of our lives. It is difficult to learn to deal with suffering in a […]

St. Benedict understood that life lived in community was essential to the spiritual growth of the individual monk, and we know how important it is for our own health and […]

Caminamos en la vida cargando sobre los hombros y en el corazónpérdidas emocionales, espirituales y materiales con las cuales no nos hemosreconciliado. Vivimos en un pasado que constantemente perturba nuestropresente, […]

It is of great interest to study the spirituality of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, St. Maximilian Kolbe & Etty Hillesum. They come from different traditions: Lutheran, Catholic and Jewish. They witnessed with […]

During these days of silence at the monastery, the whole Church begins the sacred season of Lent. Short reflections will be offered daily with a special emphasis on the traditional […]

 ...Rekindling the mystical dimension of our priestly life and ministry. To aid us on our journey together during these days of retreat we will be reflecting on two works: Drawn […]

The literature bearing the name of John - a Gospel, three letters, and the Book of Revelation - comprises some of the latest New Testament documents to have been written. […]

This retreat will explore the mysticism of two of the 20th century's profound spiritual mentors: the French Jesuit scientist Teilhard de Chardin and the American philosopher and contemplative practitioner Beatrice […]

According to Henri Nouwen, "To live in the present, we must believe deeply that what is most important is the here and now" and thus, "we must learn to live […]