We are glad to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Epiacopal Diocese of Nebraska at the #DioNeb Annual Council this weekend in Gering, NE.
Pictured: Brother James, Abby (Benedictine Service Corps member), @NebraskaBishop, Brother Columba, and Sue (Oblate)
“Benedictinism simply sets out to gentle a universe riddled with violence by being a peaceful voice for peace in a world that thinks that everything... is accomplished by force.”
-Sister Joan Chittister, OSB #benedictine#episcopal#peace
These practices from the #wayoflove are all part of the vows that #Benedictines profess. Delighted to hear @PB_Curry commending them to the #Episcopal Church! #gc79 https://t.co/xb6pYPEWYz
Want help living into the #WayofLove that @PB_Curry preached about during the Opening Eucharist at #gc79? Benedictines have been living this life since the 6th century. We're here to help you take on these practices in the 21st century!
@JillLCDuff@York_Minster@cofelancs Congratulations on your consecration, Bishop! Blessings to you and the people of God who have been entrusted to your care.
“Just as bread from the earth, when it receives the invocation of God, is no longer common bread but the Eucharist...so also our bodies, in receiving the Eucharist, are no longer corruptible, for they have the hope of resurrection.”
-St. Irenaeus, whose feast we celebrate today
We adore you, most holy, Lord Jesus Christ here and in all your churches throughout the world,
and we bless you, because by your holy Cross, you have redeemed the world.
(St Mary’s RC Cathedral, Newcastle on Tyne)
@dominiccawdell Our community will be praying for you on Saturday, Br. Dominic Austin. Blessings as you, like the Blessed Virgin Mary, offer your resounding 'Yes!' to God's invitation!