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"Being 'pure of heart' is not satisfied by physical behaviors or mere acts of public charity," writes Joan Chittister in a column for the National Catholic Reporter.

Archbishop John Wester, of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe, recently released a 

Joan Chittister was interviewed about her book, The Monastic

Joan Chittister’s latest column in the National Catholic Reporter addresses war, nonviolence, and forgiveness, in the wake of the recent pastoral letter from the Diocese of Santa

One of the Monastic Way Zoom discussions had almost 300 people participating in the discussion of the monthly publication with Benetvision staff members.

In the latest episode of Henri Nouwen, Now & Then

Sister Joan sends a warm “thank you” to all who donate to the Joan Chittister Fund for Prisoners.

One of Joan Chittister’s columns in the National Catholic Reporter deals with the issue of mercy, and what meaning it has for us today.

Grace-filled Moments with Sr.

Joan Chittister and two staff members of Benetvision and Monasteries of the Heart, Linda Romey, OSB, and Katie Gordon, were interviewed for an article in National Catholic Reporter’s Globa

“Contemplify,” a podcast that aims to explore the contemplative life through conversations with “scholars and creatives,” released an episode featuring Joan Chittister.

Two interviews that Joan Chittister taped on her book, The Monastic Heart, are available. 

An excerpt from Joan Chittister’s book, In Search of Belief, was featured in a Richard Rohr’s newsletter.

Joan Chittister reflects on the Beatitudes in a NCR online column titled, “Happy are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness—for they shall boil over.” 

 Joan Chittister was guest lecturer for the Courage & Faith speaker series sponsored by Christ Church in Greenwich, CT.