Upcoming Events
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The Epiphany Party!Sunday January 5, 2020
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM At the Convent This event is for old and new friends of the Community. Enjoy an evening of music and fellowship with the Sisters. Vespers and Reception of Associates 4 p.m. Informal Supper and Hymn Sing at 5. Come when you can! RSVP to Sr. Eleanor Francis 973-543-4641 ex.3 or sref@csjb.org. |
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Celtic Journeys: Spring Retreat on Holy Island (Lindisfarne)February 21-February 29, 2020
Lindisfarne is a causal island, accessible by car and coach at low tide. But when the tides come in, this tiny island is transformed, enfolded in stillness. Steeped in history going back as far as the Saxon period, many well-known saints were associated with Lindisfarne, the island almost taking on an aura of its own (Aidan, Cuthbert, King Oswald, the Lindisfarne Gospels!). Lindisfarne is famous internationally for its medieval religious heritage, its picturesque 16th century castle, and for its wildlife. But many are simply attracted to the peace and tranquility which pervades this very special island. For more information, contact Sister Margo Elizabeth: Phone:973 543 4641 ext 4 Email: srmargo@gmail.com www.celticjourneys.org/lindisfarne |
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Celtic Journeys: IrelandMay 20-May 31, 2020
From the ruggedness of Connemara to the spectacular seascapes of the Dingle Peninsula, from the buzz of Dublin to the silence of the Wicklow Mountains... Ireland is truly a magical land, filled with wonderment and delight. And the traditional music is truly the soul of this special country. We hope you can join us! For more information, contact Sister Margo Elizabeth: Phone:973 543 4641 ext 4 Email: srmargo@gmail.com https://www.celticjourneys.org/ireland |
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Cultivating Compassion for the EnvironmentSunday April 5, 2020
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM At the Retreat House Compassion is a core belief in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. How do our traditions define compassion? How are we told to behave in order to live a life of compassion for ourselves and others? We will explore texts, stories and historical examples from our faith traditions that teach compassion and discuss how contemporary society presents challenges to us as we try to live a life of compassion. Join Sister Eleanor Francis, Rabbi Debra Smith and Dr. Shabiha Sheikh for an intriguing text study and discussion. Contact Rabbi Debra Smith at hineni77@gmail.com Or Sister Eleanor Francis at 973-543-4641 x3 sref@csjb.org. |
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Celtic Journeys: Wales and NorthumbriaSeptember 8-18, 2020
Northumberland, also known as the Kingdom of Northumbria, is "England's Border Country,” a land of history and heritage set amidst some of the loveliest scenery in Britain. And Yorkshire is known to be a region with a breathtaking countryside, a stunning coastline and amazing history around every corner. For more information, contact Sister Margo Elizabeth: Phone:973 543 4641 ext 4 Email: srmargo@gmail.com https://www.celticjourneys.org/wales |
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THE HARMONIUM OUTREACH CHORUSSunday September 13, 2020
4:00 PM At the Convent - Main Chapel Conductor: Dr. Anne Matlack Discover new female composers, songs about peace, works of Marian devotion, some Christmas wassail carols, and spirituals in this delightful presentation. Contact Sister Pamela at sr-pamela@csjb.org Or call at 973-543-4641 x9 |
Ongoing Events
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CENTERING PRAYER
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Yoga at the Convent - Every Monday
Join us Mondays from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m. for gentle Yoga. St. Marguerite's Retreat House • $12 per class to benefit CSJB. Call Jill at 973-271-8952 for more information. Click here for a flyer to hang in your church or public space. |
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The Golden Thread
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Labyrinth Walks
Walk our labyrinth and learn about this ancient way of prayer.
To find out when the next Labyrinth walk is happening, call Sister Barbara Jean at 973-543-4641 ext. 1 or email at srbj@csjb.org. Meets at the Convent building. |
