Participants will revisit the Trinity as Christianity’s living source and final horizon, not a puzzle to solve but a mystery that shapes prayer, community, action, and meaning. Drawing on Scripture, culture, contemplation, beauty, and the realities of trauma, the series invites learners to explore how Trinitarian faith can renew their understanding of God, deepen their spiritual imagination, and expand their engagement with the world. It is an accessible journey of remembering, discerning, and transforming for learners and leaders.

The Book of Job belongs to the third section of the TaNaK תַּנַ״ךְ, the writings of the Old Testament. It is a challenging book from the point of view of ethics and spirituality. Why, because we see here a righteous person who having been blessed

To speak of art in connection with St. Francis of Assisi comes naturally. With his characteristic freshness, creativity, and high idealism coupled with a depth of feeling, his life sings and shines with joyful reverence for the created world, passionate love for God, and compassion

The greatest threat to the common good is not our differences, but the suspicion that prevents us from addressing them. Yet many solutions to today's challenges remain within reach if we can rebuild trust.   This six-week course explores the social, ethical, and spiritual foundations