January 28, 2026 7:30am
In a season when so many of us feel hurried, disconnected, and longing for deeper meaning, Anam Cara (“soul friend”) by John O’Donohue offers a wise and steady companion. Drawing from Celtic spirituality, poetry, and the landscapes of the heart, O’Donohue reminds us that we are never truly alone—that friendship, beauty, and the presence of God quietly shape us in ways we often overlook. It’s the perfect book for this moment, when we are aching for genuine connection and a more spacious, grace-filled way of being.
We’ll begin Tuesdays with Marc on Tuesday, January 6, the week of Epiphany Sunday—a fitting time to explore awakening, illumination, and the soul’s deepest friendships.
Join us:
Tuesday Mornings – 7:30 a.m. (Hybrid: Library & Zoom)
Tuesday Evenings – 7:30 p.m. (Online)
All are welcome—whether you’re returning or joining us for the first time. This is a gentle space to read slowly, listen deeply, and discover a few “soul friends” for the journey.