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Justice at the Table Workshop | March 13 | Seattle

Facilitated by Ricci Kilmer
Registration online
Come to a “The Revolution Starts at Home” event, Justice at the Table! We will explore together the intricate connections between our faith and the food we eat. We will challenge ourselves and each other to bring our eating and buying practices more in line with our beliefs and draft a [...]

Jesus Freak by Sara Miles - Short Book Review

By Ricci Kilmer

“…anywhere there’s food, spirit and matter intersect.
And the power to feed — and particularly to share food
with people outside your tribe — always has the
potential to transform lives.” pg. 21
Too many of us stay in an ethereal realm where to greatest outcome of our food choices is a smug satisfaction of eating an [...]

Dec. 13 Monasticism Remix: Exploring Monastic Spirituality in the 21st Century

Monasticism Remix: Traditional & Neo-Monastic Spirituality in the 21st Century
Mustard Seed Associates invites you to an evening of prayers and explorations of Traditional & Neo-Monastic spirituality.
In this event neo-monastic practitioners and traditional monastic sisters and brothers will come together for a generative conversation about living monastic spirituality in the 21st century.
The evening will include a light meal, [...]

Julie Clawson – Practicing “Everyday Justice” |

via theooze.tv
A must see.

Posted via web from Eliacín Rosario-Cruz

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Being Quiet as a Spiritual Practice

This is a post inspired by my friend Christine Sine’s Series on Spiritual Practices. In the recent weeks she have had collaborators contribute what they consider spiritual practices. The ideas have gone from sleeping, sex, running, smoking, playing with children, and many others. Read more at Christine’s blog.
So here is my contribution to the series, [...]