As we wait in life we may feel abandoned and confused. Our faithful God's promise to be with us looms ever more importantly in these weeks of Advent as we prepare for the fullness of God's love manifested in Jesus. Promise amidst waiting pretty much is our life. Join us for an afternoon of renewal… Read More »Advent Day of Renewal
In his 1950 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner acknowledged the physical fear paralyzing humanity since the dropping of the atomic bomb five years prior: "The only question is when will I be blown up? There are no longer questions of the human spirit in conflict with itself." Faulkner issued a… Read More »Cormaria Film Series: The Old Verities & Truths of the Human Heart
Presented by: Father Larry Lewis, MM Waiting often feels like a waste of time - and we do all we can to avoid it. Yet, so much of our days are comprised of waiting - even amidst the flurry of social media and the culture of instant gratification in which we live. Sue Monk Kidd… Read More »Advent Weekend
The aroma of mulled cider, Christmas songs playing and the Comaria Retreat House trimmed in festive glory. We invite families and loved ones to come together to create new holiday memories and reminisce about years past. Several guests will have the opportunity to bring home a Christmas Gingerbread House created by Chef George Hirsch...this, and… Read More »Holly & Ivy Breakfast
In his 1950 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner acknowledged the physical fear paralyzing humanity since the dropping of the atomic bomb five years prior: "The only question is when will I be blown up? There are no longer questions of the human spirit in conflict with itself." Faulkner issued a… Read More »Cormaria Film Series: The Old Verities & Truths of the Human Heart
In his 1950 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner acknowledged the physical fear paralyzing humanity since the dropping of the atomic bomb five years prior: "The only question is when will I be blown up? There are no longer questions of the human spirit in conflict with itself." Faulkner issued a… Read More »Cormaria Film Series: The Old Verities & Truths of the Human Heart
In his 1950 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner acknowledged the physical fear paralyzing humanity since the dropping of the atomic bomb five years prior: "The only question is when will I be blown up? There are no longer questions of the human spirit in conflict with itself." Faulkner issued a… Read More »Cormaria Film Series: The Old Verities & Truths of the Human Heart
In his 1950 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner acknowledged the physical fear paralyzing humanity since the dropping of the atomic bomb five years prior: "The only question is when will I be blown up? There are no longer questions of the human spirit in conflict with itself." Faulkner issued a… Read More »Cormaria Film Series: The Old Verities & Truths of the Human Heart
In his 1950 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner acknowledged the physical fear paralyzing humanity since the dropping of the atomic bomb five years prior: "The only question is when will I be blown up? There are no longer questions of the human spirit in conflict with itself." Faulkner issued a… Read More »Cormaria Film Series: The Old Verities & Truths of the Human Heart
