
We have an unlimited potential
John Main’s essential teaching, has an affirmation that we have an unlimited potential. And our usual mistake is to underestimate
Finding Faith, Meaning and Dignity in a Season of Contempt
🗓️ 17 – 20 SEPTEMBER
American University, Washington DC & Online
Experience a transformative journey into the depths of your own consciousness through a unique synthesis of Christian wisdom, Eastern practice, depth psychology, and the healing power of song.
Reconnect with your inner self through a week of guided, digital-free silence and community living in the heart of the Tuscan countryside.

John Main’s essential teaching, has an affirmation that we have an unlimited potential. And our usual mistake is to underestimate

This is a conversation between Fr Laurence Freeman and Bishop Mariann Budde, the spiritual leader of the Episcopal congregations and
The soul of Bonnevaux is its small residential community. This is a group of people living together in the spirit of the 1500-year-old Rule of St Benedict. It is an ‘open cloister’ inspired by the essential elements of monastic wisdom. We try to live peacefully while being aware of the turbulence of the world today and contributing as we can to healing its divisions.
Volunteers and guests who make their time at Bonnevaux part of their spiritual journey are invited to experience our faith in the power of contemplation to heal the world.
Laurence Freeman explores the shifting landscape of spirituality and religion in the modern world, contrasting past and present approaches to faith, authority, and experience. Through reflections on monastic life, meditation, and the teachings of figures like John Main and Abbot Marmion, it invites a deeper understanding of prayer, identity, and the enduring question: what is religion truly for?

Bonnevaux Dearest Sisters and Brothers in our Holy Father Benedict, Today we are celebrating the Feast during our Bonnevaux Summer

This August 25–30, 2026, the Bonnevaux Centre for Peace in France invites you to a unique journey of self-discovery and

In his welcoming address at the 2nd World Meditation Day Forum in Seoul, South Korea (March 20–21, 2026), Rev. Cyprian