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Comings and Goings
Archbishop John Wester. the Archbishop of Santa Fe, joined us for the Eucharist and dinner on the feast of St. Norbert on June 6 Our Norbertine Brother Deacon James Owens, O. Praem. gave the annual retreat for the deacons of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe and their wives...
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Father Gene Gries, O. Praem. celebrated Mass and awarded the Archdiocese of Santa Fe African American Catholic Community scholarships to seven Catholic school students on August 25, 2019. This year was the 10th anniversary of this scholarship program that has helped...
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Both the state of New Mexico and the Order of Prémontré have long traditions of bridging spirituality and art. The Abbey of Santa Maria de la Vid has continued this tradition in the Southwest. Just as the Our Lady of the Vine statue reminds visitors, as they enter the...
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2019 Art at the Abbey – What is Holiness?
All are invited to visit the 4th Annual Art Exhibition at the Abbey (5825 Coors Blvd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121) on the theme, “What is Holiness?” – An exhibition of works representing over 70 artists and community groups which reflect personal interpretations of...
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Feast of All Saints of the Order of the Canons Regular of Prémontré
November 13 is the Feast of All Saints of the orders of Canons Regular, which includes the Order of the Canons Regular of Prémontré. There are numerous Norbertine saints, including the founder of the order, St. Norbert of Xanten. To learn more about some of the...
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Dwelling in the Heart of Love: An Advent Meditative Writing Retreat with Meg Ashcroft
A Call For Artists – “What is Holiness?”
We are currently accepting digital submissions for this year's art exhibition through Friday, October 18th. If you are interested in participating, please submit the following: Digital image of your piece (minimum size: 300 dpi in JPEG format) Title & brief...
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Meditative Writing Retreat with Meg Ashcroft
Like Sparks Darting Through Stubble All are welcome to participate—no writing experience is necessary. Ordinary people in the New Testament are routinely referred to as “holy ones.” We know that these early Christians were far from perfect, as St. Paul often...
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