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From the earliest days of monasticism, their communities became known for their hospitality. Many monasteries had hotels, while others had space to care for the sick and elderly. Today, the practice of hospitality plays a large role in monastic communities everywhere. What might it look like for us to cultivate hospitality in ourselves, and where might we discover opportunities to practice hospitality?
There is nothing more important throughout time and space than God’s love and grace. It gives us life and breath. While a monastic life revolves around a way of life, it grows out of this field of His love and grace. If we fail to root, remember, and live our lives out of this field, then we take the whole work on ourselves. God invites us to this life together. An invitation extended to us through God’s love and grace.
Join us as we spend more time reflecting on our vision statement, and catch some of the vision to see monastics everywhere. Our vision statement is:
People present with God and others.
Choosing simple lives in cities.
Grounded in monastic rhythms.
