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Writing about Life
Vic Klimoski $50 for series, $15 per session
Thursdays, Jan. 8, Feb. 5, Mar. 5, Apr. 2, 7-9p
Writing about one’s life helps identify the forces and factors that shape who one is and how one sees the world. Following a pattern of discussion, reflection, writing, and sharing, participants begin the process of each telling his or her own unique story. (To register for the series, choose Jan. 8 and note "whole series")
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Hidden Film Treasures
S. Carole Sweely $10
Tues., Jan. 20, 6:45-9:30p
(also Feb. 17, Mar. 24)
Hidden film treasures have not been noticed by the blockbuster public. Sometimes only a small number of audiences have seen these films and word of mouth leads them to be appreciated over time. In this class viewers will discover values in the strengths and misfortunes of characters, their coping skills, what saves them, or what dooms them. Films include: Green Card, Hope Floats, and Losing Chase.
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Poetry as Prayer and Communion
Jim Smith $25
Tues., Jan. 27, 7-9p
Poetry is a profound source for prayer as writers seek to image their encounter with the Divine in unique ways. Using a wide range of poems, Jim Smith shows they can magnify and call forth prayer-filled communion with self, others, creation, and God. Register online.
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Ten Spiritual Practices to Foster Creativity
Elisabeth Horst $25
Thurs., Feb. 12, 7-9p
Creativity offers us one more way to understand God and God’s action in life. Elisabeth Horst identifies ten spiritual practices that foster such creativity. Register online.
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Shape of the Divine:
Working with Clay as Spiritual Practice
S. Virginia Matter OSB
$150 includes materials
Mondays, Feb. 23 thru Mar. 30, 6:30-8:30p
Under the gentle guidance of a master potter, participants learn how working with clay can be a deeply meditative practice. Register online.
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