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Our spiritual habits affect our physical, cognitive, and emotional health in a variety of ways. Fascinating neuroscience insights show how these practices slow aging in our cells, maintain our brain health, reduce stress, and nurture our health and happiness. Beautifully crafted multimedia presentations will explore the Breath, Christian Mindfulness, Meditation, Gratitude, and Kindness. We will […]
Do you… need a day of quiet and solitude to rest, reflect, be? need at least one of these each year? sense that God may be inviting you to enter silence and reorient? October 29th might be just for you, as it is the annual celebration of National Hermit Day. Although its origins are not […]
The “seat of gratitude” is the heart. The scriptures are filled with words of gratitude and thanksgiving. But when was the last time you took the opportunity to go within…to sit in your heart…to explore all of the people and situations where you can be grateful? If you are longing for a time to reflect […]
Gratitude for the Little Moments The brilliance of autumn and the season of Thanksgiving call us to turn our hearts and prayers to gratitude. It is easy to remember the big moments that spark gratitude — the birth of a child, a good outcome from a medical procedure, the grandeur of God painted on the […]
This two-hour online program is an invitation for caregivers to converge and engage in a safe space and with various spiritual practices around a topic relevant to the caregiver experience. Each session will include time for a spiritual practice (including body prayer, silence, mantras, etc.), personal reflection, and small / large group sharing. Guided by […]
Are you looking to go deeper in your relationship with God? Join us as we experience the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Our retreat will explore some of the key aspects of the spirituality which flowed out of the life and Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, who was declared the Patron Saint […]
Finding God in Metaphors and Stories This is a virtual program, open to all spiritual directors. In this session, we will learn how to listen for the metaphors and stories that our clients use as they talk about their spiritual journey. In group conversations, we will consider ways to help our clients discover the metaphors […]
You are invited for an Advent Day of Reflection at Our Lady Queen of Peace in Middle River, MD on November 29, 2025, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Fr. Ernest Udoh and Fr. Patrick Besel will be speaking on 'Journey with Joseph and Mary on the Way to the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus'. 9:00 am-Mass […]
How Do We Live Catholic Social Teaching…In Order to Save Bedford Falls from Becoming Pottersville? The classic American Christmas film, It’s a Wonderful Life, will serve as a parable on which we will reflect this day. From what does Jesus save us? How does Advent call us to transform our world to welcome Emmanuel? We […]
The Advent season invites us to put the world’s ways aside and sink into the slow goodness of a spiritual season be-decked — not in tinsel and bows, but in waiting and anticipation, in faint flickering lights against an inky winter sky, and the Light that we know will break open our world and overcome […]