Many on the spiritual path have dedicated an entire week a year to contemplative silence. Letting go of speech can free one’s spirit for communication of a subtler order. Over the course of the week,
Enter Lent on the right, reflective food in retreat at the Guest House. Each retreatant receives individual, confidential spiritual direction from a trained director once a day. During these conversation, retreatants explore their relationship with
Zentangle Workshop Embark on a journey filled with pen strokes and patterns. The Zentangle® Method is a fun, easy to learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. Almost anyone
“Art is: a journey into the light”, a book by Makoto Fujimura, will guide us in art-making sessions with paint, coloured pencils, collage, and drawing. We will orient our minds and bodies towards the light,
2 Samuel 7: 1-16 Psalm 89: 1-4,19-29 Luke 1: 67-69 It must be my faith heritage and its respect for the Word, but I can’t seem to read just the selected portions of scripture only.
Diptych: Four Scenes from the Life of Christ14th century Detroit Institute of Arts Malachi 3: 1-5 Psalm 25: 1-14 Luke 1: 57-66 On the eve, before the eve of the incarnation, timeless anticipation hovers. Silent
“True spirituality is not a search for perfection or control or the door to the next world; it is a search for divine union now.” – Richard Rohr How is God calling each of us
MagnificatSt Mary Magdalene Church Trimdon Village Bridget Jones design 1 Samuel 1:19-28 Luke 1:46-56 Psalm 113 Mary has received a visit from a messenger angel; God has touched the core of her being and filled
Circle of Antoine Le Moiturier Frenchca. 1450On view at The Met Fifth Avenue metmuseum.org The relief includes the unusual subject of Joseph warming the infant Jesus’ clothes at a fire. During the fifteenth century Joseph
Harry Egotak (1925-2009 Ulukhaktok) Birth of Jesus (c. 1962) Printmaker Harry Egotak, Stonecut 50.9 x 76.3 cm Inuit Art Foundation Isaiah 7:10-14 Psalm 24 Luke 1:26-38 In Denise Levertov’s, Annunciation (1989), she says, “we are told of meek
