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Grief, Loss, and the Creative Arts – An Online Program
A program designed to offer insights on hosting a bereavement program that uses the arts to explore grief and loss. Explore the use of stories, poetry, music, television and movie clips, art, movement, and timely written media as vehicles for healing.
Stories of Black and LGBTQ Catholics, An Agnostic Exvangelical
🚨New stories on God Talk! Jared - black queer Catholic; Sara - agnostic exvangelical theologian; James - gay small-town Catholic.
Lent 2026: Reflecting Together – An Online Course
Take an opportunity to read and reflect on the Sunday readings during the first five weeks of Lent. Join in discussing our gifts from God.
God in the Cosmos: How Hildegard of Bingen and Teilhard de Chardin Invite Us into the Sacred
"God in the Cosmos: How Hildegard of Bingen and Teilhard de Chardin Invite Us into the Sacred" Saturday, January 24, 2026 8:30am -4:30pm Contemplative Enrichment Day Retreat in person at Holy Family Retreat in West Hartford, CT or online via Zoom
Paul’s Letter to the Romans – An Online Course
Written some 2000 years ago, Paul's Letter to the Romans, as its name suggests, addresses the situation and concerns of first century Romans. And yet, this letter from Paul, like all of Scripture, is a word for us today as well.
The Best is Yet to Be: A Spirituality for the Growing Older Years – An Online Program
A program for maturing persons of integrity, living in wholeness and holiness, touching the world with much needed gifts and those who are ministering and working with/to people who are growing older.
The Creed: What We Believe – An Online Course
More than a statement of belief, learn how the Creed is a prayer, a revelation, a way of life, and the shared identity of the Christian community. Explore who God is, and the meaning of faith.
A Guided Weekend Retreat on Ecological Conversion
Pope Francis’s 2015 environmental encyclical Laudato Si’ described how Mother Earth, “cries out to us because of the harm we have inflicted on her.” He asked that we change our hearts and minds in how we view God’s Creation by drawing on centuries of Christian spiritual experience, informed by modern science and its assessment of humans’ impact on our common home. Click title or image to read more.
PAWS (PAUSE) FOR PEACE
This book shares a holy message about "Peace" through the actions of little creatures' paw-prints. Peace begins when we pause, contemplate, ponder, and fill our hearts with hope for a world united with the love of the Lord in all creation.
Saint Joseph’s Seminary – The Major Seminary of the Archdiocese of New York
Now is the perfect time to grow in your Catholic faith through studies at St. Joseph’s Seminary. As the major seminary of the Archdiocese of New York, Saint Joseph’s offers both online and in-person degree and certificate programs in Catholic Theology, taught by distinguished scholars. St. Joseph’s provides flexible class schedules, full accreditation, and competitive tuition rates. Spring 2026 registration is going on now.