A Gather@Grand event organized by Sr. Patricia Bruno, OP in conjunction with Discerning Deacons! We celebrate the lives of many women and men saints from diverse walks of life. St. Phoebe is one of them. St. Paul introduces us to Phoebe in the Acts of the Apostles (Rom 16:1-16) as the Deacon who brought Paul’s
What: Opportunity to engage deeply with the Jewish and Christian processes of repentance, repair, and reconciliation in situations where significant wrong has occurred—whether between individuals or between or among larger groups of people. Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides (12th century) will guide us with his insights. Who: There are two ways for anyone to participate: more
REGISTER 175th Anniversary Special Presentation Mother Mary Goemaere—a California Pioneer: Women’s History & the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael Presenter: Sr. Patricia Dougherty, OP, PhD with Archivist Jack Doran Plus a visit to the Heritage Room As the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael continue to celebrate their 175th Anniversary, founded just weeks after California
What: Opportunity to engage deeply with the Jewish and Christian processes of repentance, repair, and reconciliation in situations where significant wrong has occurred—whether between individuals or between or among larger groups of people. Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides (12th century) will guide us with his insights. Who: There are two ways for anyone to participate: more
The Gospel Truth About Christmas: Exploring the Canonical Infancy Accounts REGISTER About: The canonical infancy Gospels refer to the accounts of Jesus’s early life found in the New Testament—specifically the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. While the Gospels focus heavily on Jesus’s adult ministry, death, and resurrection, the Gospels of Matthew and Luke offer glimpses
What: Opportunity to engage deeply with the Jewish and Christian processes of repentance, repair, and reconciliation in situations where significant wrong has occurred—whether between individuals or between or among larger groups of people. Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides (12th century) will guide us with his insights. Who: There are two ways for anyone to participate: more
What: Opportunity to engage deeply with the Jewish and Christian processes of repentance, repair, and reconciliation in situations where significant wrong has occurred—whether between individuals or between or among larger groups of people. Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides (12th century) will guide us with his insights. Who: There are two ways for anyone to participate: more
What: Opportunity to engage deeply with the Jewish and Christian processes of repentance, repair, and reconciliation in situations where significant wrong has occurred—whether between individuals or between or among larger groups of people. Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides (12th century) will guide us with his insights. Who: There are two ways for anyone to participate: more
What: Opportunity to engage deeply with the Jewish and Christian processes of repentance, repair, and reconciliation in situations where significant wrong has occurred—whether between individuals or between or among larger groups of people. Jewish scholar Moses Maimonides (12th century) will guide us with his insights. Who: There are two ways for anyone to participate: more