Each day, we face fear and uncertainty - yet united in a community of faith, Christians have risen above that fear for centuries.
Each day, we face fear and uncertainty - yet united in a community of faith, Christians have risen above that fear for centuries.
Deepen your faith with silent prayer and spiritual direction. Three and five day Silent Directed Retreats are coming to Benet House Retreat Center in July. Will you join us?
In June, we will host two special weekend retreats: the Wisdom Woman retreat for women, and the Believing and Living as God's Beloved Sons Today retreat for men. Spend a weekend at Benet House, focusing on your faith and spiritual growth!
Sr. Marianne's reflection on John 20: 11-18, as Mary Magdalene searches for Jesus and, instead, Jesus finds her.
Sr. Marianne has written a beautiful prayer for those seeking God, seeking meaning, and feeling the call to Benedictine life.
It is a busy and challenging time to be a follower of Jesus. Sr. Bobbi reflects on embracing one's faith and supporting the community.
The death of a loved one, friend, or co-worker can be difficult to weather alone. While to world continues to turn, you may feel “stuck” in a rut of grief. However, nature’s natural cycles have lessons to teach us about rhythm and change. We still have space for more attendees at a special “Grieving Through the Seasons” retreat this Saturday, May 18th.
This is one of my favorite Easter stories because it is so down to earth.
I was home this weekend and went to Mass at Holy Spirit Parish in Dubuque. Fr. Thilenius was giving his homily and it gave me something to ponder. He talked about how in the gospel Jesus questions Peter by asking “Do you love me ?” three times. This was the way Peter could show he still loved and believed even though the night that Jesus was arrested, Peter denied Jesus three times. Then Jesus again commissioned Peter again.
Augustana College students meet Benedictine Catholic Sisters to learn what their lives are like.