Our events offer many opportunities to learn to meditate and to integrate the practice into daily life, to deepen its fruits in the service of others, to share the experience of meditation inclusively, coming to self-knowledge in the discovery of our interconnectedness
A special online series on the WCCM theme for 2022: spiritual teachers, social leaders, thinkers and writers with contemplative wisdom will explore its meaning for us today.
Learn the essentials of meditation, contemplative Christianity, inter-faith dialogue, and both personal and social transformation.
A self-paced Lenten Retreat online with Laurence Freeman OSB
A course inspired by the John Main Seminar 2019 with Sarah Bachelard
helps us share the gift of meditation more widely and gives you access to an ever-growing body of recorded retreats, seminars and online courses. A monthly donation of your choice is the way, so please
Watch the videos of the recent visit of Laurence Freeman to Lviv and learn more about the fund to help refugees.
We offer a range of regular opportunities to share immediately with other meditators in silence, body work, worship and teaching
The international home of a monastery without walls, Bonnevaux is developing on the site of a 12th century Abbey energised by centuries of contemplative silence in the humane spirit of St Benedict. A resident community lives here in the spirit of Benedictine wisdom following a daily rhythm of life, balancing daily times of prayer, work and study. Hospitality for guests, retreats and conferences share the peace of Bonnevaux with many so they can transmit it to others.
The WCCM talks a lot about attention. This is because attention is more than just a cognitive function. Iain McGilchrist,
Our community mourns with the people of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth – indeed worldwide – at the passing of
David Bentley Hart (born 1965) is an American writer, philosopher, and Orthodox theologian whose work encompasses a wide range of
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