News & Resources
Many great resources are at your fingertips to further the growth of your team’s spiritual life in God. Always feel free to reach out to us with any that you are following on your journey.
Reading Blog – Summer 2026
Holy moments in “Ordinary Time”
Pentecost, A Church that is Open
Easter People
Living The Resurrection in Everyday Life
A Cursillo Weekend: Find Hope, Community and Purpose
Preparing for Lent – Core Lenten Themes
The Epiphany of the Lord
Deepening Our Advent Experience at Home
Year-A: Gospel of Matthew
Recruitment Event is a Hit at St. Mary’s in Simsbury
Our Retreat at Mercy by the Sea for the Homeless
An Ongoing Spiritual Journey: Jungian Christian Dialog
Feast Days: Bringing the Family Closer Through The Year
The Afternoon of Christianity by Tomas Halik
The Religion of Tomorrow by Ken Wilber (Audiobook)
This book takes a deep look at the development of the great religious meditative traditions, and proposes a path for how their foundational traditions, truths and rituals can remain relevant for future generations.
7 Great Schools of Catholic Spirituality, by Fr. Anthony Ciorra PH.D. (Audiobook)
For me, one of the most inviting aspects of Christianity and especially Catholicism, has been the diversity of faith expression and human experience we have received through the lives of the mystics and the saints.
Our Holy Week Walk
Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday, March 24, 2024, and is a sacred time to remember Jesus’ way to the cross.
Past Event: A MEN’S LENTEN RETREAT: A Friendship Like No Other
Could Jesus have made it any clearer? God calls us to friendship. In fact, God made us for that friendship. Join us February 16-18, 2024.
Praying The Truth, William A. Barry
Any lasting friendship is a relationship built on trust, honesty and time spent with the other.
A Reflection of “Five Wounds of the Church” Antonio Rosmini
When I read brief bios like this one, I am always struck by two things. First, the courage, conviction, and faith these men and women had in speaking truth to power and, the times they lived in.
A Special Morning for Unhoused Women in Bridgeport
After our recent retreat for the men, Sister Eileen Boffa had a great idea to offer a half-day of creativity for some of her local street friends in Bridgeport.
Blessed Among Us: Grounded in Divine Revelation
This excerpt from Blessed Among Us- Give us this Day is worth reflection and highlights the importance of human experience as being grounded in divine revelation and the paschal mystery.
Constantine’s Sword: The Church and the Jews by James Carroll
Constantine’s Sword covers the historical relationship between the Church and the Jews from 1st century Christianity. It was meticulously researched and will educate you on many unknown aspects of Catholic Church history, as well as the origins and role anti-Semitism has played in our faith tradition over the centuries.
