Cooking Show in Action

Last weekend, we hosted another wonderful cooking class with Chef Margaret Jacobs. She taught her students how to prepare three different soups: Greek Lemon, Crab Chowder, and Vegetable Minestrone. Many thanks to Margaret and her students for a great class! 

We hope our students can join us for our next class on March 11th at 2:00pm! Chef Margaret will be teaching her class how to make homemade macaroni and cheese and chicken pot pies. Please visit our website at www.wisdomhouse.org to reserve your spot.

Love

"What you are in love with, what seizes your imagination, will affect everything...
Fall in love, stay in love, and it will decide everything."

~ Pedro Arrupe, SJ

Author Carol Berry

Author Carol Berry, adjunct staff at Wisdom House for art and spirituality, is one of the featured writers in the recent issue of PARABOLA magazine. She has written an article titled: “The Urge to Create,” which focuses on how Vincent Van Gogh seemingly failed in his role to be a Protestant missionary among coal miners in Belgium in the 19^th Century, but eventually emerged from this time of despair by paying attention to “that light within his soul, a vital spark – the urge to create.”

From June 3-5, 2017, Carol will give a retreat weekend at Wisdom House on the influence of Van Gogh on the famous 20^th Century spiritual writer, Henri Nouwen.

Visit our website www.wisdomhouse.org for details about this program. Carol’s book, Vincent Van Gogh: His Spiritual Vision in Life and Art, is available in Wisdom House Book Store.

Later Life is Now

Some pictures from the February 11th program on "Later Life is Now" with Ann Belford Ulanov.

Dr. Ulanov spoke of Later Life as being that time when are called to let go of the things we can no longer control and a time to let go for what we still want to be for others. It also is the time to appreciate the mysticism of daily life.

Read Aloud Day 2017

Wednesday, February 8th was "Read Aloud Day" in Northwestern Connecticut. It was the 26th year this event has been held in the schools.

Sr. Jo-Ann from Wisdom House was again one of the volunteers from the Litchfield community to read to a group of students. She read "Slug Needs A Hug" to Mrs. Schneider's First Grade at Center School in Litchfield.