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If you are: Experiencing the trauma caused by a failed marriage Searching for ways to cope with your present situation Looking for a safe environment where confidentiality is a must We invite you to join New Life Support Group: A Catholic Ministry for the Separated and Divorced Meetings are held every other Tuesday evening, alternating between in-person meetings and Zoom meetings.  

Join us as we explore the Mass on a deeper level with presenters Archbishop Paul Andre Durocher and Fr. John Hibbard. Sessions include video presentations, small group discussions and sharing. Held over 4 Thursdays: 7:00-8:15pm on Zoom. October 7th, 21st, November 4th and 18th.

The rosary is more than a devotion. It is the story of the early church, which begins with Mary. As we walk in her footsteps beginning with the annunciation and ending with her assumption into heaven where she is crowned Queen, you will be moved by the extraordinary strength of this woman who said ‘yes’ to God and invites us to follow in her footsteps. This day will include short presentations by Deacon Bill, an invitation into silence and personal reflection time, and a time of sharing with other participants.

Inspired by the 10 November 2018 address of Pope Francis to Participants in the Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Committee for International Eucharistic Congresses, each session will explore how attitudes of communion, service and mercy contribute to the development of a Eucharistic culture.

If you are: Experiencing the trauma caused by a failed marriage Searching for ways to cope with your present situation Looking for a safe environment where confidentiality is a must We invite you to join New Life Support Group: A Catholic Ministry for the Separated and Divorced Meetings are held every other Tuesday evening, alternating between in-person* meetings and Zoom meetings. *Due to pandemic restrictions, all those attending in-person meetings are required to provide proof of Covid vaccination and wear a mask. Pre-registration for in-person meetings is recommended to ensure there is enough room for social distancing. 

Join us as we explore the Mass on a deeper level with presenters Archbishop Paul Andre Durocher and Fr. John Hibbard. Sessions include video presentations, small group discussions and sharing. Held over 4 Thursdays: 7:00-8:15pm on Zoom. October 7th, 21st, November 4th and 18th.

If you are: Experiencing the trauma caused by a failed marriage Searching for ways to cope with your present situation Looking for a safe environment where confidentiality is a must We invite you to join New Life Support Group: A Catholic Ministry for the Separated and Divorced Meetings are held every other Tuesday evening, alternating between in-person meetings and Zoom meetings.  

Advent is a season that leads to Bethlehem. Are you ready for this journey? Come join us as we travel with Mary and Joseph to the city of David, Bethlehem; a journey that will invite us to enter more deeply into the spirituality of the Advent Season so that our spirits might encounter more deeply the meaning of God’s coming to us in Jesus.

If you are: Experiencing the trauma caused by a failed marriage Searching for ways to cope with your present situation Looking for a safe environment where confidentiality is a must We invite you to join New Life Support Group: A Catholic Ministry for the Separated and Divorced Meetings are held every other Tuesday evening, alternating between in-person* meetings and Zoom meetings. *Due to pandemic restrictions, all those attending in-person meetings are required to provide proof of Covid vaccination and wear a mask. Pre-registration for in-person meetings is recommended to ensure there is enough room for social distancing. 

If you are: Experiencing the trauma caused by a failed marriage Searching for ways to cope with your present situation Looking for a safe environment where confidentiality is a must We invite you to join New Life Support Group: A Catholic Ministry for the Separated and Divorced Meetings are held every other Tuesday evening, alternating between in-person meetings and Zoom meetings.  

How often have you said, “I just want to be happy”? Have you ever stopped to consider exactly what happiness means? Is happiness having fun at a party, the excitement of new experiences, the delights of a fine meal. Although these are all wonderful experiences to be cherished and cultivated, they are not happiness, but a definition of pleasure. So, if happiness is not the same thing as pleasure, then what is happiness? Happiness is an attitude, which this retreat will explore by considering Jesus’ eight steps to happiness as stated in his beatitudes.

Lent is a season of reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter. While it is a privileged time to pray, fast, and give alms, it is, also a season that invites us to respond to Jesus’ question, do you love me? A question, as Simon Peter discovered, is more than an emotion but a relationship. Come, and join us for this day of reflection and discover what love has to do with Lent.

Lent is a time of listening to Jesus, a wisdom teacher who spoke to us through stories, metaphors and parables, which turned things upside down when he spoke about who belonged, what was fair, how we forgive. This weekend retreat will consider the lessons contained in these stories and how Jesus invites his hearers to leave conventional wisdom behind in order to live by an alternative wisdom.

[Rescheduled from Sept. 24 to May 29, 2022] Birthright Kingston Celebrates 50 Years of Loving them Both 1971-2021 Introducing Keynote Speaker, Abby Johnson