Turning Hearts from Hate to Healing
In March, "Turning Hearts from Hate to Healing" presented by Adath Jeshurun Congregation will feature Collegeville Institute staff, board, and alumni.
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Book Notes, February 2020
In our February edition of Book Notes, we highlight recently published books written by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute. →
When In Rome
By Karen GuzmanI didn’t think about the Catholic Church much anymore. It had been consigned to my spiritual past—along with all of its rituals and rules. →
Reasons of the Heart
"I remember the day of my son’s first surgery, the day that seeped into the night, when I could feel my own heart twisting in terror." →
God’s Lap
"The folds / of your garment swaddle every / living thing in your embrace." →
Holy Envy: Mary and the Mezuzah
By Rhonda MiskaHave you ever caught a glimpse of God in a religious tradition that wasn't your own? Sister Rhonda Miska reflects on her attraction to the mezuzah. →
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