Looking for a retreat opportunity? Then Communion and Liberation’s 2016 annual retreat is for you! The retreat is entitled “Morning without You is a Dwindled Dawn” and it is designed for everyone, especially those interested in learning more about Communion and Liberation and its belief that Christ can be encountered in daily life.
A study weekend for graduate students in NY, NJ, PA and CT where we will have a chance to share our work. This weekend will include time for prayer, studying together, informal discussion, shared meals, and presentations from some of us relating to our research and teaching. The weekend will be open to current and […]
The Encounter is a three-day, FREE, cultural event organized by Communion and Liberation, consisting of panel discussions, artistic performances and unique exhibits. This year’s Encounter features Timothy Cardinal Dolan, David Brooks (New York Times), Matt Malone, S.J. (America Magazine), Rusty Reno (First Things), and Prof. Joseph Weiler (NYU), and many more, speaking on an array […]
The Way of the Cross over the Brooklyn Bridge is an annual procession sponsored by the Movement of Communion and Liberation. The procession begins at St. James Cathedral-Basilica in Downtown Brooklyn, moves across the Brooklyn Bridge, stops at City Hall and Ground Zero, and concludes at St. Peter’s Church in Lower Manhattan. For more information, […]
The Way of the Cross over the Brooklyn Bridge is an annual procession sponsored by the Movement of Communion and Liberation. The procession begins at St. James Cathedral-Basilica in Downtown Brooklyn, moves across the Brooklyn Bridge, stops at City Hall and Ground Zero, and concludes at St. Peter’s Church in Lower Manhattan. For more information, visit the website.
Communion and Liberation and Crossroads present: The 2018 Luigi Giussani Series on Faith and Modernity With Dr. Michael HANBY, Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy of Science at the John […]
On Good Friday, Communion and Liberation will Livestream the Way of the Cross. Readings, reflections, and music from their Good Friday liturgy. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, they will not be processing over the Brooklyn Bridge. For more information, click here.