On January 31, 2026, Our Lady of the Atonement Chapel at Graymoor glowed with the warmth of hundreds of luminaries, each one representing a prayer, a remembrance, or a heartfelt intention shared by our benefactors. As the chapel filled, the soft candlelight created a serene, sacred atmosphere — a visual reminder of the unity and hope that guide our mission.
The evening’s music was nothing short of extraordinary. Renowned violinist Daisy Jopling and acclaimed pianist Alex Smith as well award-winning trumpeter, Eganam (Ego) Segbefia, filled the chapel with a breathtaking program that lifted the hearts of all present. Their artistry brought moments of stillness, reflection, and joy, echoing through the beautifully illuminated space.
This candlelight concert was more than a performance—it was a celebration of faith, remembrance, and community. Through the Luminary Appeal, friends from near and far entrusted us with the names and prayers of loved ones, and together, those lights transformed the chapel into a living symbol of Christ’s love shining through darkness.
We are deeply grateful to everyone whose generosity and participation made this evening possible. Your support allows the Friars to continue sharing hope, healing, and the message of At‑One‑Ment with all who turn to us.
We look forward to welcoming you to future events on the Holy Mountain as we continue walking together in unity, prayer, and mission.
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