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Timeline PhotosMonsignor Timothy Verdon, Jon Sweeney, and Mark Burrows come together to lead a weeklong trip to Barga, Assisi and Florence. Learn about St. Francis of Assisi in prayer, poetry and art – this promises to be an opportunity of … Continue reading →

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January 15 Echoes of Eternity For he doth not afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men. Lamentations 3:33 I tell you of very truth, I share the sorrow of your heart for those you love who walk in the … Continue reading →

Vows http://www.communityofjesus.org/?p=4099940 Vows | The Community of Jesuswww.communityofjesus.orgBy Melodious Monk Last week was a particularly special and significant week for our monastic community, because it is the week in which novices, and simple professed members can make their professions. The … Continue reading →

By Melodious Monk Last week was a particularly special and significant week for our monastic community, because it is the week in which novices, and simple professed members can make their professions. The Rule of Life of the Community of Jesus states, … Continue reading →

Please join our new 40 Days with the Holy Spirit Facebook Page! The perfect book to read this Lent… 40 Days with the Holy Spirit 40 Days with the Holy Spirit will inspire you to encounter God in fresh and … Continue reading →

Greetings from the Atlanta Gift Show! It was so great to see familiar faces! If you are in the Savannah area– be sure to visit Saints and Shamrocks—and see their site on Facebook!

January 14 Echoes of Eternity Behold, I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands; Thy walls are continually before me. Isaiah 49:16 My child, I have told you, you are graven on My hand—My right hand. By this … Continue reading →

January 13 Echoes of Eternity Make Thy face to shine upon Thy servant; and teach me Thy statutes. Psalm 119:135 (rsv) Behind the clouds, My glorious light. Behind the doubts, My sure promises. Behind the fears, My blessed hope. Let … Continue reading →