Calendar of Events
Valentine Twilight Evening of Reflection
Damon and Melanie Owens will deliver an inspiring talk entitled, "Joyful Ever After: Getting the Marriage You Want from the Marriage You Have."
The Lion and the Lamb teen Bible study
The Lion and the Lamb unpacks the myths about Revelation, the end times, the mark of the beast, and so much more -- Tuesday nights at St. Maria Goretti Parish, Hatfield.
Morning with Thomas Merton: Reflections on ‘Original Unity’
Throughout his many writings, Merton reminds us of our “original unity” by looking thorough the lens of childhood. Dr. Virginia Rattigan will present this talk March 9 at Daylesford Abbey.
West Catholic Girls High School 50th Reunion Class of 1969
West Catholic Girls High School 1969 50th Reunion will be held on Sept. 15, 2019 at Drexelbrook Manor House.
Catholic scientist to lecture on ‘Quantum Spirituality’
Dr. Michelle Francl-Donnay will address the intersection of science and religion in the annual Phyllis Martin Lecture May 5 at Daylesford Abbey.
‘Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy’
Join a discussion of this book, which reminds us how to rise above and grow in difficult times, with the pure, always-available power of mercy -- at Daylesford Abbey.
‘Called to Community: The Life Jesus Wants for His People’
The discussions around this book are an invitation to explore the many facets of community — that unity with God in Jesus that gives birth to a oneness in the Spirit, which we call the church.
Stumbling in Holiness: Sin and Sanctity in the Church By Brian Flanagan
In Stumbling in Holiness, professor and theologian Brian P. Flanagan addresses the ways in which both holiness and sinfulness condition the life of the pilgrim church.
Triduum 2019 ‘Easter is Three Days’ conference
Come to pray these holiest days of the year at Daylesford Abbey. Complementing the liturgies on Good Friday and Holy Saturday are morning conferences where Father Andrew Ciferni.
Ash Wednesday — Beginning the 40 Days of Lent
The conferences of this Day of Recollection will not only offer some thoughts on each of the three traditional Lenten practices but also examine how “one needs the other.”