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Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Meetings provide an opportunity for discerning women to learn about the Sisters of the Resurrection. The time together includes prayer, reflection and discussion.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

The Sisters of St. Rita invite women who are discerning a vocation for religious life to join our Holy Hour on the 3rd Friday of the month from 3-4 p.m. at St. Monica's Chapel.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

This program offers a space for contemplation, not only through the mind but through the body and spirit as well. Rooted in ancient traditions, this will truly be a practice of connecting not only to the self but also to the collective. It will remind us that everything is interconnected and exists here in the present moment. “There is no healing or transformation without connection.” (-Joanna Macy; World as Lover, World as Self). Tying the breath, community, nature, compassion, presence, and oneness together brings about a sense of purpose and peace. Our hour of practice will consist of meditation and movement, guided by Zoya, on the themes of interdependence and community, loving kindness and compassion, and the present moment. Join us at Yoga for Peacemaking, meeting the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. All are welcome for this free, beginner-friendly program. Blocks, straps, and mats are provided.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Fuel the Body, Fuel the Soul is a virtual program that provides a forum for young women around the country to deepen their faith life. The program gives women the opportunity to engage with our sisters and other women in spiritual presentations, discussions, and prayer. Each gathering also features a nutritious recipe from one of our sisters.

Online faith sharing on the upcoming Sunday Gospel.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Meetings provide an opportunity to learn more about religious life, such as discernment, community living, prayer, relationship with God, and maintaining relationships with family and friends after entering religious life. Sisters from our congregation join us to share their experience and wisdom during these sessions.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Fuel the Body, Fuel the Soul is a virtual program that provides a forum for young women around the country to deepen their faith life. The program gives women the opportunity to engage with our sisters and other women in spiritual presentations, discussions, and prayer. Each gathering also features a nutritious recipe from one of our sisters.

Online faith sharing on the upcoming Sunday Gospel.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

The retreat weekend for women ages 18-55 offers an opportunity to learn about religious life in dialogue with the Vocation Director, community members and other discerners. Input sessions include general information on discernment and the different types of communities as well as specific information about the Benedictine Sisters of Elizabeth. In addition to prayer and meals with the Sisters, discerners also have the opportunity to hear vocation stories and interact with the Sisters at an evening social.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.

Novice and seasoned sitters alike gather for a time of silent meditation. Rooted in mysticism both Christian and beyond, as well as in Zen meditation, this program invites participants into stillness to settle into the ground of their being. Email peace@csjp-olp.org to receive the weekly email with the Zoom link and a reflection from Sr. Kathleen.