Winter at the Arnold Arboretum (3)

 

 

Winter at the Arnold Arboretum (2)

Winter at the Arnold Arboretum (1)

As some readers of this blog know, I have very recently moved back to Boston after seven and a half years in North Carolina preceded by a decade in California. Because I have close family here as well as friends and colleague, I have been back for visits during those more than seventeen years, but they have been either short or very focused. It is good to be back here as a resident.

Here is some winter beauty from three recent walks (on days with very different weather) at the Arnold Arboretum.

The Arboretum is a public-private partnership between the City of Boston and Harvard University. Read a description of it here.

 

Liturgy & spirituality in feminist perspective: online course

As I noted in the previous post, which announced the Merton retreat, I have begun (since last year) to offer online courses and retreats.

We have a course about to start in a week. It is called Naming Mystery, Living Justice: Spirituality and Liturgy in Feminist Perspective. It will feature Christian feminist as well as some Jewish feminist and Goddess/Pagan readings. Full information is here. 

All genders are welcome. You don't have to be a woman to be interested in feminism.

Note that there is a discount if you register by tonight! (Sunday, January 20.) If you don't read this till Monday morning, ask for the discount then too. 

The home page of my professional website (really a blog acting like a website) is here.

Now back to our (ir)regularly scheduled blogging...

A Merton retreat for Lent!

As some of you know, I now offer online courses and retreats.

Information about the Merton retreat is here.

The home page of my professional website (really a blog acting like a website) is here.