28518|https://cranaleith.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/poetry-bird-photo.jpg|fullRegister So many of us were lifted up recently through the luminous young poet, Amanda Gorman. She revealed the power of poetry to rekindle souls burned out by the stress, rancor and grief we have known. The legacy of Mary Oliver holds that same timeless power. Her words and images let us see anew with...
Scholarships are available, because everyone is welcome at Cranaleith. Please write to info@cranaleith.org so we can assist you. Register Nobody said life would be easy, but does it have to be this hard? In our society, we live with racism, a partisan chasm in politics, a pandemic, failed immigration policy, over-priced health care, tensions between...
Scholarships are available, because everyone is welcome at Cranaleith. Please write to info@cranaleith.org so we can assist you. Register Nobody said life would be easy, but does it have to be this hard? In our society, we live with racism, a partisan chasm in politics, a pandemic, failed immigration policy, over-priced health care, tensions between...
Register During our morning together, we will explore the interplay of wisdom and contemplation as viewed through the lens of Celtic spirituality, “a spirituality,” as Carl McColman describes it, “at the edge of the world.” The morning includes time for prayer, input and sharing. Come, open to the wonder that God desires for us. Scholarships...
Do you want to use your gifts of compassion and empathy to help others? Do you work in solidarity with those on the margins of society? Do you have a heart for social justice? You may be called to become a spiritual director! Register Join the coordinating team for the Spiritual Direction Formation Program at...
Scholarships are available, because everyone is welcome at Cranaleith. Please write to info@cranaleith.org so we can assist you. Register Nobody said life would be easy, but does it have to be this hard? In our society, we live with racism, a partisan chasm in politics, a pandemic, failed immigration policy, over-priced health care, tensions between...
Scholarships are available, because everyone is welcome at Cranaleith. Please write to info@cranaleith.org so we can assist you. Button28918|https://cranaleith.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Harriet-Purvis.jpg|full28919|https://cranaleith.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Charlotte-Forten-Grimke.jpg|full Watch actor and story-teller, Gigi McGraw, bring to light the life and work of two 19th century African-American activists! Harriet Forten Purvis (Hattie) (1810 – 1875) was an African American abolitionist and first generation suffragist. With...
