Choose Your Poison: An Ecumenist’s Reflection on Catholic Fumblings Over Baptismal Formulas
“I mean, I gotta say, this is making Anabaptism look pretty darn good,” wrote one Mennonite Facebook friend.
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They Went to the River
The river winds its way through all Judeo-Christian story, a river of freedom, a river of life.
Book Notes, September 2018
Learn about new books by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute, including a mystery novel featuring a crime-solving nun, a book about sacred practices, and a spiritual memoir.
Resident Scholar Leads Lenten Retreat on Baptism
Resident Scholar S. Jean Flannelly presented a Lenten Retreat on Baptism for the St. John the Baptist Catholic Church of Collegeville on March 15, 2017.
Three Sisters
In her essay from the anthology, There's a Woman in the Pulpit, Bromleigh McCleneghan shares a story about the transformative experience of baptism.
Water
A poem by Mary Logue, participant in the summer 2012 writing workshop, Believing in Writing: A Week with Michael Dennis Browne.
