In partnership with Grace House, Still Point Facilitator Mars Caulton worked with the women of Grace House for 16 weeks to create this original performance. In sharing their insights on what grace has meant to each of them, the women have built a community of support while building a moving work of art. The public is invited to share in experiencing The Power of Grace at this special presentation.

This one-day retreat on the life and spirituality of Dorothy Day focuses on Dorothy’s embodiment of the works of mercy and the gratitude with which she lived. Using Dorothy’s inner life and outer experiences as a lens, participants explore their own spiritual journeys.

Haunted by God is an acclaimed play by Paul Amandes, Lisa Wagner-Carollo, and Robert McClory about the co-founder of the Catholic Worker movement. Dorothy Day (1897-1980) spent 47 years caring for the poor and leading the Catholic Church to a more active concern for the needy in U.S. society. The Catholic Worker became a living movement that has been responsible for feeding and housing the homeless; and today, there are over 200 Catholic Worker houses around the world. Pope Francis praised Day in a speech to the U.S. Congress, saying, “Her social activism, her passion for justice and for the cause of the oppressed, were inspired by the Gospel, her faith, and the example of the saints.”