Introducing PRAXIS: a new SCL Monthly Podcast featuring guest teacher Henry Schoenfield
Introducing PRAXIS: what contemplatives do and how they BE:
A new long-form interview podcast from SCL
That's right! Yet a second podcast is now sounding its beat in the monthly rhythm at SCL!
PRAXIS: what contemplatives do and how they BE, is an interview podcast that ask the question: how do our practices serve our being and our being serve the world?
Our Episode One Guest is Henry Schoenfield, a contemplative teacher and wisdom circle leader, spiritual director, priest, coach, chant writer, Substacker, and so much more!
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Get to know Henry further on his website here, or Substack here.
Also, here are some Fall and Ongoing Offerings from Henry I hope some of us can take advantage of:
Online
Sacred Movements Series
Series 2 - November 9, 16, 23, 30; December 7, 14
Pay as you are able, suggested donation $120 for each series.
Classes will be recorded for registered participants.
Gospel of Thomas Lectio Divina
The practice of Lectio Divina, or Sacred Reading, is a time-honored way to allow Scripture to come to life within us — taking root in the world from the inside out. Putting this practice together with the Gospel of Thomas allows us to hear, receive, and put into practice the teachings of Jesus in a way that goes beyond dogmatism — to where the words of the Living Teacher come alive in new and unexpected ways.
This group meets from 11:30 AM -12:30 PM EST on Thursdays:
November 5, 12, 19
December 10, 17
Suggested donation $10 per meeting.
This is a drop-in group, though do please email me for more information: info@henryschoenfield.com
On the ground
I Am: A Sacred Doorway to Presence
December 5, Holy Family, West Hartford, CT
The seven "I AM" statements in John's Gospel reveal Jesus' identity. Through Dr. Neil Douglas-Klotz's heart-centered Aramaic lens, they also illuminate our own identity and path to deeper Divine Presence.
This Christian contemplative day explores these sayings with a focus on Presence, belonging, and connection to God. We'll engage through guided reflection, chant, embodied awareness, and quiet prayer—listening for each phrase's living resonance in an unhurried, nurturing space.
On-going offerings
Contemplative Pause & Eucharist
11 AM EST on Zoom, sponsored by Heather Ruce & West Coast Wisdom.
Offered bi-monthly - most months, these are on the 1st & 3rd Sunday.
Periodic collects from these Eucharistic liturgies as well as weekly reflections on the lectionary texts are offered on my Substack page.
While this work is offered freely, please consider a paid subscription to support this work -- it makes a real difference!
Chants library is available on YouTube.
If you find these useful, please consider a donation to support this ongoing work. Venmo: @path_of_becoming
Zelle: 206-295-0645
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