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Missionaries of the New Evangelization Monday: “Ask and You Shall Receive” Tuesday: “Falling in Love with God” Wednesday: “The Faith that Moves Mountains” Location: St. Michael, Poplar Springs, 1125 St. Michael's Road, Mt. Airy, MD 21771, Multipurpose Room Each night Fr. Greg Bramlage of the Missionaries of the New Evangelization will open us up to a deeper understanding of […]
Join Ralph Martin on four consecutive Sundays in Lent for a live online Lenten Mission on inspiring wisdom from the greatest spiritual teachers in the Church
Join Ralph Martin on four consecutive Sundays in Lent for a live online Lenten Mission on inspiring wisdom from the greatest spiritual teachers in the Church
Join Ralph Martin on four consecutive Sundays in Lent for a live online Lenten Mission on inspiring wisdom from the greatest spiritual teachers in the Church
What are some of the reasons that we fail to give thanks in our life? As we explore the fate and/or faith of the nine, we’ll discern what we have to be grateful for and how we too might return to offer thanks to God.
Over this weekend, you’ll be introduced to the foundational practices of spiritual formation: what it is, why it matters, and how contemplative disciplines shape us into deeper relationship with God.
Join the archdiocese for a day of encouragement, reflection and practical tools to strengthen relationships, build meaningful connections and embrace the next chapter of life with hope and gratitude.
This one-day silent retreat will use poetry, Scripture, and other creative media to invite and deepen our meditations on what it means to love and to be loved, in the embrace of the Holy.