You are invited to join us for an evening with Father Chuck Durante – Reconciling in the Year of Mercy. Father Chuck Durante is a pastor in Carson, Nevada and has served in a number of ministries in the Diocese of Reno. He will lead us in reflection on our relationships with God, with ourselves
Entering the Landscape of the Mystics An evening with James Finley, Ph.D. RSVP to (415) 453- 8303 or communityrelations@sanrafaelop.org
This weekend retreat, that begins with dinner on Friday and ends after brunch on Sunday, gives women who are interested in learning about how to become a Dominican sister, time and space to explore those questions. Reservations are required.
We believe in the future - the future of our Church and of religious life! We believe in it so much that we are looking for partners to spread the word! You are invited to join our Vocation Ambassadors Team, because you never know if "you know somebody who knows somebody." We will pray and
The Role of the Laity in the Church presented by Bishop John Wester
Hope: A Practice and A Gift Presenters: Dr. Veronica Fruiht, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Dominican University and Jeff Bialik, Executive Director of Catholic Charities San Francisco. When faced with the question of whether to keep going, hope is often thought of as the driving force that makes us endure, believing in the possibility of
Addressing Economic Inequality in the Era of Pope Francis An evening with Thomas Massaro, S.J. Father Thomas has written extensively on Catholic social teaching and poverty alleviation. He is currently working on a book on the social teachings of Pope Francis
The Vatican Beat and the Slow Pulse of Change An Evening with Joshua McElwee Joshua McElwee is the Vatican Correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter. He has be reflecting on the four years of Francis' papacy and the resistance the Pope is facing. He is looking forward to a lively, interactive evening with audience questions
An evening with Sister Marilyn Lacey, RSM "Mercy and Justice and Joy: Working in the war zone of South Sudan" Through personal stories, photos, scripture, poetry, with both poignancy and humor, Mercy Sister Marilyn Lacey will reflect with us about being a follower of Jesus among suffering people. She has worked with displaced people since
Who is my Neighbor? In an era in which many are excluded from safety and welcome, learn from four stories of journeys from exclusion to inclusion. Featuring Marina Hernandez, Occeletta Briggs, Sovanna Koeurt and Sister Patricia Simpson, OP. RSVP required.
