Virtual Program

Many people are wondering if there is a way to be in our society that is not divisive, but rather, unitive, a way that leads to everyone flourishing and not just a few winning.  Synodality, an ancient Christian paradigm for community, can provide just such a way.  This ground-breaking, three-part study will concentrate on the synodal way Jesus lived, exploring Jesus’ posture, practices and priorities through prayer, discussion, input, lectio and visio divina, and song. 

This ground-breaking, three-part study will concentrate on the synodal way Jesus lived, exploring Jesus’ posture, practices and priorities through prayer, discussion, input, lectio and visio divina, and song.  Session 1: Synodality and Prayer

This ground-breaking, three-part study will concentrate on the synodal way Jesus lived, exploring Jesus’ posture, practices and priorities through prayer, discussion, input, lectio and visio divina, and song.  Session 2: Synodality and Participation

Through this program, you will be introduced to embodiment perspectives to consider and/or apply to each of Ignatius’s weeks in the Spiritual Exercises. Join us as we explore ways of integrating the body into our spiritual practice.

This ground-breaking, three-part study will concentrate on the synodal way Jesus lived, exploring Jesus’ posture, practices and priorities through prayer, discussion, input, lectio and visio divina, and song.  Session 3: Synodality and Boundaries

Join us for a 4 week book club as we delve into the New York Times bestselling book The Future is Peace by Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon.

Mature and lively faith requires not  just the acceptance of who we are- in all our blessed uniqueness - but the loving embrace of our true selves. After all, we are made in the image and likeness of a God who doesn’t dwell on our failings and sinfulness, but rather loves us with our warts as well as our wonders. Must be true because all the great mystics and saints have said so!