Navigating a labyrinth
There is no right or wrong way to walk a labyrinth. This symbol represents a journey to our own center and back again out into the world.
“Love God, Love Neighbor”
This three-day training course equips clergy and laity to be advocates, allies, and ambassadors for refugees.
Protecting our neighbors
Knowing and asserting rights can make a huge difference in many situations.
Trouble
Jesus understood soul trouble. In the midst of his trouble he didn’t pray for relief or to be saved. Amazing! He moved through his troubles with out-loud faith. Faith that caused others to believe. Trouble is the anvil where souls are forged and shaped; the soil...
Trouble
Jesus understood soul trouble. In the midst of his trouble he didn’t pray for relief or to be saved. Amazing! He moved through his troubles with out-loud faith. Faith that caused others to believe. Trouble is the anvil where souls are forged and shaped; the soil...
Welcoming our neighbor
Steps to take action to support our immigrant neighbors.
Welcoming Refugees
Get involved by assisting refugees in learning to live in our community.
Reflections
Lent is in part about the life of Jesus. Below is a collection of those stories.
Loving Our Neighbors
Reflection, prayers, and an opportunity for action.
Faith in Action
Everyone — whoever you are and wherever you are on your spiritual journey — is welcome in our diocese.