Per public health orders, only New Mexico residents or out of state visitors who have quarantined for 14 days may visit the ranch.   The Sacred Wheel is an ancient, shamanic tool for deepening awareness and healing painful energetic blocks that keep us from life?s spirit-filled beauty and power. This week-long course will guide and …
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Lent, traditionally a soul-searching, penitential season to prepare for Easter resurrection, is a time to peel away the unnecessary, distill meaning and live into what is most important. Come explore and nourish your inner landscape and wellbeing while awakening joy and healing in the stillness and raw beauty of the New Mexico High Desert. Based …
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Facilitated by Bernie Carroll SJ, & Dan Leckman SJ Following the Taizé monastic pattern of morning, noon and evening prayer. The Taizé weekend provides input and the opportunity of group sharing. There are times of silence.

To sustain intimacy over the years, partners must face together times of change and transition. The ability to share deeply the mix of emotions of life’s seasons — joys, fears, hopes, sadness — ultimately deepens our committed relationships. Whether you are just beginning as a couple or have been together for many moons, whether your …
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Led by Anna Racine Are you in a Season of Grief? Grief moves and changes like the seasons. Come and explore grief through the seasons of loss, change, growth and renewal. This retreat is for people experiencing loss through death/separation/divorce/lost relationships and life changes. An opportunity to examine your loss by using the seasons as …
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Join the monastic community in a distinctive observance of the central event of the liturgical year from Maundy Thursday through Good Friday and the procession of the Cross, and onward to the exaltation of the Great Vigil and the sunrise celebration of Easter Sunday. Led By: The Monastic Community

Come expand your theological imagination, grapple with practical problems, and be equipped to continue a journey of reconciliation within a wider community. Our focus on reconciliation is grounded in a distinctively Christian vision and a framework that is richly practical, contextual, and theological. Rooted in Duke Divinity School’s conviction that reconciliation is at the heart …
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International Anglican speakers will gather in Westminster Abbey in London over the coming months to help lead a series of seminars discussing key issues for the Anglican Communion in the run up to the Lambeth Conference. In partnership with the Anglican Communion Office, the Abbey is hosting a series of day events between November 2019 …
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4 Tuesday evenings, January 28 to February 18, 2020, 7PM to 8.30PM EST In the church and in society, the theme of reconciliation is often invoked: in conversations about settler and indigenous relations in Canada, about race relations in the United States, about politics, about the mission of Christians, and so much more. This non-credit …
View course details “Wholeness and Holiness: Reconciliation in the Church and in the World (Online)”