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Vacation Bible School

Our Lady of the Atonement Chapel 40 Franciscan Way, Garrison, NY, United States

For children in 1st - 8th Grade during the Jubilee of Young People Pilgrimage in Rome

“That All May Be One” Prayers for Unity

St. Francis Convent Chapel 41 Old Highland Turnpike, Graymooor Garrison, NY, United States

On the first Thursday of every month, please join the Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement to pray for world peace and unity. Through quiet prayer and reflection, intercessory prayer and music, you are invited to participate in our mission, "That All May Be One" - a worldwide mission of Unity that began at Graymoor in 1898. People of all Faiths are welcome.

Artmaking as a Spiritual Path

HOLY MOUNTAIN FRANCISCAN RETREAT CENTER 40 Franciscan Way, Garrison, NY, United States

Engage the sacred through artistic creation during this etching series. Experience the move from darkness to light. Enter the process of spiritual transformation as you recreate masterpieces from art history in a simple etching process.

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Matt Talbot #9

HOLY MOUNTAIN FRANCISCAN RETREAT CENTER 40 Franciscan Way, Garrison, NY, United States

Matt Talbot #9 Retreat Weekends are designed to support men in all stages of their recovery from alcohol abuse.

Artmaking as a Spiritual Path

HOLY MOUNTAIN FRANCISCAN RETREAT CENTER 40 Franciscan Way, Garrison, NY, United States

Engage the sacred through artistic creation during this etching series. Experience the move from darkness to light. Enter the process of spiritual transformation as you recreate masterpieces from art history in a simple etching process.

“Dissent, Power, and Christian Identity after Nicaea”

The American College of Thessaloniki 17 Sevenidi St., Pylaia, Thessaloniki, Greece

Join us for the 16th Ecclesiological Investigations International Conference. The purpose of the conference is to pose the questions: In what ways does Nicaea continue to shape how we configure the Church today, with what opportunities and at what cost?