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Spring 2019

On Feeling Anxious

In the midst of this barrage of horrific news, how is it possible not to grow anxious and fearful?

Spring 2019 Newsletter in PDF format (1MB)

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  • Order Sr. Elizabeth’s new book: Seasons in My Garden: Meditations from a Hermitage
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    Portland Press Herald:

    Book review- ‘Seasons in My Garden’ reflects on growth and rootedness

    We are Featured!

    Watch an interview with St. Elizabeth on her new book “Seasons in My Garden” on This is the Day on Catholic TV Network!
    Watch the interview

    Sr. Elizabeth’s essay “Standing Far Off” has been published in Forge Journal!

    • Read the essay
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    Sr. Elizabeth’s essay “Abundance” has been published in the online literary magazine Eclectica.

    • Read the essay
    • See the magazine

    She has had another essay, “Goldenrod Days” recented printed in the journal Willow Review, and has just won the 2011 Willow Review prize for creative non-fiction.

    Congratulations!

Transfiguration Hermitage in Windsor, Maine, USA, is a monastic community following the Rule of St. Benedict. We are dedicated to a life of prayer for the needs of all people and outreach to anyone seeking spiritual growth. This Benedictine life of prayer and solitude revolves around times of daily prayer together in chapel and our solitary prayer in the silence of our hermitage. We offer witness and opportunities of spiritual growth to others through retreats, workshops, courses, and spiritual direction. Like rain which nurtures the earth, causing plants to grow and giving food to all, this life of prayer is an invisible spring, pouring forth the grace of God's love to human hearts.
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