Gather@Grand

G@G: We Know Where You Live—Animals Living on our San Rafael Grounds Gather@Grand invites you to a new series of six Friday morning sessions celebrating the animals who share our

G@G: We Know Where You Live—Animals Living on our San Rafael Grounds Gather@Grand invites you to a new series of six Friday morning sessions celebrating the animals who share our

REGISTER Sitting at the Table Listening Together to the Spirit Saturday, May 23, 2026 8:30 am -1:00 pm Facilitated by Sr. Carla Kovack, OP Hosted by the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael The morning of reflection centers on listening as the doorway to becoming a synodal Church. Reflecting on the Emmaus story and our own

Gather@Grand Series Poetry as Prayer A Contemplative Retreat with Colette Lafia Saturday, June 6, 2026 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: Dominican Sisters Gathering Space 1520 Grand Avenue, San Rafael

REGISTER Gather@Grand invites you to a new series of five afternoon sessions focused on knowing Jesus better and appraising our own life choices with greater depth through the stories of

REGISTER Gather@Grand invites you to a new series of five afternoon sessions focused on knowing Jesus better and appraising our own life choices with greater depth through the stories of

REGISTER Gather@Grand invites you to a new series of five afternoon sessions focused on knowing Jesus better and appraising our own life choices with greater depth through the stories of

REGISTER Gather@Grand invites you to a new series of five afternoon sessions focused on knowing Jesus better and appraising our own life choices with greater depth through the stories of

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

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.

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