

Inviting Christians Everywhere to be Present with God and Others.
Living this Way
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The Most Deeply Personal Thing I have is Love
A Meditation on Love GodRead this Meditation: The Most Deeply Personal Thing I have is LoveMy love is one of the most deeply personal things I have. Yet, so far, I still have love to give.
a Spiritual Practice
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The Word became Flesh – John 1:1-14
Spirtual Practice of Lectio DivinaEngage with this Practice: The Word became Flesh – John 1:1-14In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. In the beginning He was with God. Through Him all things came into being.
How do I Start

The First Steps are Easy
Begin your journey into an urban lay monastic life. Explore new ways to pray. Discover our monastic way of life. Your inward journey with Jesus will take a lifetime. Let us rest in the presence of God together.
You’re invited to step into monasticism. You can take your first steps today. We look forward to going on this journey with you.
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A welcoming and gracious ecumenical community. All are invited to walk our Way of Life and enjoy our communal life.
Urban Monasticism is a way of living. One that focuses on inviting Jesus into the small choices we make each day. With each small step, we can become the person God hopes we will be.
Let us rediscover our shared heritage. Monasticism is a part of our shared Christian history. Join us as we learn, grow, and become monastics in cities across creation.

the Urban Monastic Breviary
A Monastic Breviary is a book of the Divine Office. These liturgical prayers give structure to our daily lives. As an ecumenical community, we felt it was important to translate our own book of hours.
This is an ongoing project.
