Following the Monastic Impulse
Katie Gordona newsletter that sits between our wisdom traditions, contemporary spirituality, and emerging futures. Written by Katie Gordon, it offers an occasional glimpse into her reflections on living, learning, and experimenting at this intersection.
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Preparing the ground for the future, even amidst tyranny and turmoil
The following is a reflection I wrote for the 2nd Sunday of Advent, read at Advent Vigils at Mount Saint Benedict this past Saturday. The audio is above; text below and the scripture (Gospel of Luke—3:16) is at the bottom.
The archetype and impulse that is in us all.
Last you heard from me I was headed to the Collegeville Institute at St. John’s Abbey in Minnesota. I spent the month of October writing, reading, and walking the grounds of this monastery and college campus. Here I am outside Stella Maris ...
"Well-trodden paths from house to house..."
This week, I am preparing to drive to Minnesota to spend the month at another monastery: St. John’s Abbey in Minnesota. I’ll be there as a short-term resident scholar at the Collegeville Institute, immersing in another monastic environment ...
Why not be utterly fire?
Fire offers us a paradox—there is the dangerous fire of destruction, and another of new life. The flames of the Holy Spirit, and the blazes that cause loss and grief. The chaos of a wildfire, and the generativity of a controlled burn. The i...
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writer, facilitator, and organizer focused on evolving and expanding the way we follow the monastic impulse today.
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