These sessions are canceled for spring but stay tuned for its return in fall.
Come be with us to share, hear, and appreciate different spiritual perspectives around a question or topic with contemporary relevance. We will practice the mutual understanding, respect, and community building that are hallmarks of interfaith dialogue.REGISTER FOR interfaith dialogue
Join us as John Pustejovsky, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Emeritus, leads us through this reflective experience of shared inquiry and discussion about what we have heard.
REGISTER FOR shared inquiry
With everything currently going on in our world, how are you dealing with the uncertainty of it all? Are you overwhelmed with feelings such as worry and sadness, kindling a longing in you to make sense of what is happening? What would it be like to have a safe and welcoming community that would tend to your thoughts and feelings?
Over the spring semester, we will come together informally to pay attention to our hearts' longings and to reflect deeply on what we see happening in our times and on how we might respond to these realities. Participants will be invited to engage in two rounds of sharing, beginning with hearing each other’s reflections and holding them in our hearts, and ending with expressing what arose in us as we heard each other with reverence and compassion.
Please join us as we practice the art of attentive listening to care for ourselves, each other, and our world during these challenging times.
Lunch will be provided.
REGISTER FOR contemplatives in action
Meeting are from noon to 1 pm on the following Fridays:
February 6, February 20, March 6, March 20, April 10, May 1, and May 8.
Registration now closed
Taking time to make meaningful connections with other women can be inspiring, even life changing. We invite you to this space to do just that.
The reflection will be led by our guest Dr. Dinorah Cortés-Vélez.REGISTER FOR women's breakfast & reflection
The event is where men gather, share a meal, and discuss aspects of their spirituality journey. It is more conversation and story based than intellectual conversation.
REGISTER FOR MEN'S SPIRITUALITY FORUM
Most of us have a "heart project" waiting for a quiet moment: a long-overdue card to a loved one, a grant proposal that could change your future, or that book idea you’ve been nurturing for years. What is the "more" (Magis) that your heart is seeking to express? Sometimes, the most meaningful work we do isn't what is on our to-do list, but what is on our soul.
Writing from the Heart is an opportunity to stop
"putting it off" and start making progress. This session provides a low-stress environment to help you:
Finish tasks
Finally send that letter or card.
Bridge the gap
Work on grant proposals or professional drafts with focused intent.
Nurture creativity
Dive into book chapters, poetry, or new ideas.
Unplug
Step away from daily distractions to focus on what you hold dear.
register for writing from the heart
With everything currently going on in our world, how are you dealing with the uncertainty of it all? Are you overwhelmed with feelings such as worry and sadness, kindling a longing in you to make sense of what is happening? What would it be like to have a safe and welcoming community that would tend to your thoughts and feelings?
Over the spring semester, we will come together informally to pay attention to our hearts' longings and to reflect deeply on what we see happening in our times and on how we might respond to these realities. Participants will be invited to engage in two rounds of sharing, beginning with hearing each other’s reflections and holding them in our hearts, and ending with expressing what arose in us as we heard each other with reverence and compassion.
Please join us as we practice the art of attentive listening to care for ourselves, each other, and our world during these challenging times.
Lunch will be provided.
REGISTER FOR contemplatives in action
register for the 20th anniversary spring celebration
Embark on a journey of self-care and reflection during our Spring staff and faculty retreat.
This is an opportunity to press pause as we close another academic year. Our Spring Retreat is a wonderful time to come together with colleagues, unwind, and marvel at the beauty of nature while contemplating the presence of the divine in our journeys.
Join us for a tranquil and revitalizing experience. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided, offering moments of nourishment and connection throughout the retreat.
REGISTER FOR THE spring retreat
The event is where men gather, share a meal, and discuss aspects of their spirituality journey. It is more conversation and story based than intellectual conversation.
REGISTER FOR MEN'S SPIRITUALITY FORUM
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