Join us for a weekly Centering Prayer circle in which 20 minutes is spent in Centering Prayer and the rest of the time in silence and contemplative conversation. All are welcome.

This program is a contemporary adaptation of the classic Ignatian 30-day retreat for those who are not able to take a month away from family, work and other responsibilities. Its central purpose is to grow in spiritual freedom and find intimacy with God in the midst of daily life.

Join us to honor Bealtaine, considered the gateway to the bright half of the year, the beginning of summer and expansiveness within us and within the natural world.

Join us for a weekly Centering Prayer circle in which 20 minutes is spent in Centering Prayer and the rest of the time in silence and contemplative conversation. All are welcome.

This is the overnight stay for prayer and reflection, which concludes the program.

Our monthly Centering Prayer circles consist of a 20 minute period of Centering Prayer, a brief meditative walk, a contemplative practice, silence and contemplative conversation. All are welcome.

In this program, we will explore how to embrace and maintain the consciousness of blessing, experiencing not only how we are blessed, but that we can also be a blessing for others.

Join us for a weekly Centering Prayer circle in which 20 minutes is spent in Centering Prayer and the rest of the time in silence and contemplative conversation. All are welcome.

Flowers and treasures from the sea make fascinating nature journaling subjects. Come learn simple sketching and watercolor techniques, write and draw outdoors in nature and look deeply into the wisdom of the earth.

Join us for a weekly Centering Prayer circle in which 20 minutes is spent in Centering Prayer and the rest of the time in silence and contemplative conversation. All are welcome.

In this weekend retreat, Robin Wall Kimmerer will facilitate a celebrative experience to help awaken participants to their role in the cycle of reciprocity with the Earth. She will engage the indigenous worldview as a framework for living in balance with Earth. The weekend will consist of creative, contemplative and collective experiences, which nurture reflection and help foster a new consciousness aware of potential spiritual and pragmatic responses to the ecological crisis we face.

In this weekend retreat, Robin Wall Kimmerer will facilitate a celebrative experience to help awaken participants to their role in the cycle of reciprocity with the Earth. She will engage the indigenous worldview as a framework for living in balance with Earth. The weekend will consist of creative, contemplative and collective experiences, which nurture reflection and help foster a new consciousness aware of potential spiritual and pragmatic responses to the ecological crisis we face.

Walking the labyrinth is always very personal. It can be healing, centering, calming, reflective or prayerful. So come and experience the Mercy by the Sea labyrinth with a breathtaking view of Long Island Sound. There is no fee, but a free-will donation is appreciated.

Join us for a weekly Centering Prayer circle in which 20 minutes is spent in Centering Prayer and the rest of the time in silence and contemplative conversation. All are welcome.