
ZOOM Ways to Wisdom
Hungering for Wisdom, the Divine Feminine, in your life? You are not alone.
Hungering for Wisdom, the Divine Feminine, in your life? You are not alone.
Join Br. Mark for an on-line retreat that will support you to explore four ancient, traditional mystical paths — contemplative stillness, the via positiva of awe and wonder, the via negativa of letting go, and the via creativa of divine expression.
On this World Labyrinth Day, join Marcie Swift to immerse yourself in her powerfully healing harp notes, guided imagery, and enchanting story-telling.
The Three Amigos talk about Faith as a Relationship with God that is mirrored in and lived out as our Relationships with others.
What does it mean to be descended from the stars? How might awareness of our cosmic origins help us fulfill our role in a living Earth community?
Take your faith to new levels: live more appreciatively of God’s intimate love and many GIFTs; live a more on-fire, TRANSFORMATIVE faith.
In the spirit of St. Francis, who saw all creation as kin and every moment as sacred, this retreat invites us to slow down, listen deeply, and immerse ourselves in the wisdom of the natural world. Rooted in Franciscan mindfulness, we will explore how nature reveals the Divine and calls us into presence, compassion, and interconnection.
Join us for a powerful and uplifting Spiritual Juneteenth Program as we honor the legacy of our ancestors, celebrate liberation, and embrace the spirit of resilience and faith.
This daylong program will explore guided journaling as a path toward deepening our relationship with God.
Mary Oliver is a favorite of poetry lovers of all ages for her lyrical, intimate, and sensitive poems, many of which use nature as a lens for exploring a wide spiritual spectrum of human emotions, from love and joy to sorrow and despair. The best Mary Oliver poems remind us to pause and take a breath, revel in our surroundings, and encourage us not to take anything for granted.
Step away from the demands of daily life and into a sanctuary of peace. Our five-day retreats invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and embrace the stillness that allows your soul to awaken.
Come away to a quiet place…. We offer these quiet days as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life, and to settle into the silence.
These teaching stories used by Jesus were drawn from nature or familiar circumstances and were used to convey profound spiritual lessons about love, redemption and mercy.
At the start of Lent, we invite you to join us for a three-part on-line series of Taizé Prayer Services and Guided Meditation, a time to slow down, reflect, and deepen our connection with the Mystery of God.
The gift you didn’t get for Christmas. Please join me in offering ourselves the gift of slowing down and caring for the body, heart and mind with a Day of Mindfulness in the Plum Village tradition of Zen Buddhism.
Immerse yourself in a day dedicated to exploring and deepening your connection to timeless spiritual practices.
Come away to a quiet place….Leave behind the busyness and distractions…Settle into the silence….Discover Silence settling in you…
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew.
We offer these five day retreats as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life and reconnect with Divine Wisdom. Come home to yourself and remember who you really are.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew…
We offer these five day retreats as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life and reconnect with Divine Wisdom. Come home to yourself and remember who you really are.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew.
We offer these five day retreats as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life and reconnect with Divine Wisdom. Come home to yourself and remember who you really are.
Altar Camp is a form of ongoing prayer, where spirituality and creativity join together for a memorable and deeply meaningful time of communion.
We offer these quiet days as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life, and to settle into the silence. These quiet days are self-directed.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew. We offer these five day retreats as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life and reconnect with Divine Wisdom. Come home to yourself and remember who you really are.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew. We offer these five day retreats as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life and reconnect with Divine Wisdom. Come home to yourself and remember who you really are.
The New York Times columnist David Brooks recently confessed to having two burning questions that come to mind as he reflects upon the current state of affairs in our country and world: “Why are people so sad?” and “Why are people so mad?”
Join us for this weekend retreat, where we carve out time to settle the mind and nervous system and relax into the comfort and beauty of the Wisdom House.
This workshop is designed to introduce the concept of legacy letters.
This workshop is designed to introduce the concept of legacy letters.
The final segment of this year’s Thomas Merton’s 55th Anniversary series will focus on Merton’s personal growth through his interaction with the 20th Century.
Recognizing that so many of the issues of Merton’s time surrounding love are, sometimes frustratingly so, still our issues today, we will discuss how Merton’s work helps us to see through a lens of grace, allowing us to access love for ourselves, for others, and even for the impossible world.
Join us in person at Wisdom House for a quiet day where we will contemplatively spend time exploring the thoughtful ways of Oliver’s poetry alongside poems from some of her influential idols.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew. During the time of a retreat week, you will meet each day with your spiritual companion, Lisa Hudkins, who will walk with you and guide you on your spiritual journey.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew. During the time of a retreat week, you will meet each day with your spiritual companion, Lisa Hudkins, who will walk with you and guide you on your spiritual journey.
We offer these quiet days as an opportunity to disconnect from the busyness of life, and to settle into the silence. These quiet days are self-directed.
Come away to a quiet place to rest and renew. During the time of a retreat week, you will meet each day with your spiritual companion, Lisa Hudkins, who will walk with you and guide you on your spiritual journey.
During the time of a retreat week, you will meet each day with your spiritual companion Sr. Pat Torre, DW, who will walk with you and guide you on your spiritual journey. The restful setting of the Litchfield Hills will allow you to appreciate and be embraced by the healing effect of God in the silence.
During the time of a retreat week, you will meet each day with your spiritual companion Br. Mark D’Alessio, who will walk with you and guide you on your spiritual journey. The restful setting of the Litchfield Hills will allow you to appreciate and be embraced by the healing effect of God in the silence.
During the time of a retreat week, you will meet each day with your spiritual companion Sr. Ann Casagrande, DW who will walk with you and guide you on your spiritual journey. The restful setting of the Litchfield Hills will allow you to appreciate and be embraced by the healing effect of God in the silence.
Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home, the 2015 encyclical letter of Pope Francis shares a compelling vision of a new relationship of humans with Earth, our common home.
Welcome to a day of prayerful reflection on the experience of the Divine in the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faith traditions and how that experience is reflected in their life and prayer.
World Labyrinth Day is a worldwide labyrinth walk held each year on the first Saturday in May. Come join us to create a rolling wave of peaceful energy across the globe.
Brian Doyle was an American spiritual writer who left behind a body of work unparalleled by other writers of faith. No experience with Doyle’s work is necessary, just a desire to be moved by brief, tender stories of the “ordinary”.