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In a NCR online column, Sister Joan expounds on the third “Beatitude, Blessed are they who mourn”…and lists a multitude of realities that need to be mourned and then acted upon i
The most popular and most reprinted publication produced by Benetvision over the past 30 years is A Month of Memories: W
Joan Chittister returned to the radio show “State of Belief” and joined Rev.
If you are in the New England area, Sister Joan will be speaking in person on Saturday, Nov. 20, at 7 p.m. in Christ Church, Greenwich, CT on the call to uncommon courage.
Joan Chittister’s online NCR column—the third in her series on the Beatitudes—is titled, “The choice between happiness and reward: Blessed are the poor in spirit”.
Sister Joan will deliver the Annual Social Justice Lecture for the 30th anniversary of the Doerr Center for Social Justice, Saint Louis University on Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m.
Since her book, The Monastic Heart, was published in late September, Sister Joan has recorded a dozen interviews. As they become available, we will alert you.
To order the new book, The Monastic Heart, click here.
What does the Benedictine motto Pax mean for members of a monastery? Does it only concern inner peace or is there a responsibility to bring peace to a world torn with violence?
Join Sister Joan as she guides participants through her new book in an eCourse, “A Journey through The Monastic Heart” hosted by Spirituality & Practice from Oct. 25 to Nov.
Two live interviews are scheduled this week with Sister Joan on her new book. Many others are being taped and we will let you know when they are broadcast.
•from the writings of Joan Chittister: 38 Personal Stories to Transform a Life