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To the Next Generation: A Radical, Nonviolent Call
The Agape Community Needs You Come and explore, answer this call: The Agape Community is a lay Catholic residential community, interfaith in prayer, practice, and outreach. We are actively seeking
In the Swirl of Hatred: Can We Listen and Weep?
by Brayton ShanleyOngoing, Relentless Nakba ExhibitI have known for months now that my good friend and pro-Palestinian activist, Skip Schiel, had a photo exhibit scheduled at the Newton Public Library.
Annual Agape Francis Day: Sat. Oct. 7, 2023 10am-4pm
CONTEMPLATION, CONVERSATION AND COMMUNITY Holy Cross Students at Quabbin Reservoir Agape Community will animate reflection and periods of meditation on contemplative life and practice for peacemakers. Topics include: Power of Silence
Invocation for the Earth, Saint Francis day at Agape Community 2022 by Katja Esser
Beloved Mother, we have gathered upon you to honor your holy presence. We stand here in the glory of your colorful dress, that with all its challenges of the growing
Louisa Rossell’s Reflection at Agape’s 40th Anniversary Celebration
Louisa, center, planting the Cranberry Bush dedicated to the next generation Changing Seasons, Changing Agape My name is Louisa Rossel and I had the pleasure of interning at Agape from
Agape Autumn ’22 Work Days
November 5th and 12th from 9 AM to 4 PM Assist our community in getting ready for winter. We need your strong (or weak) arms and willing hearts! Come help
Frida Berrigan’s Reflection at the Berrigan Tree, A White Pine for Peace and Perseverance
Frida Speaking at the Berrigan Tree When my father was dying twenty years ago, we asked him what he wanted on his tombstone. He said, only half in jest, “‘I
Skip Schiel’s Reflection for Agape’s 40th Anniversary
Agape’s annual Francis Day celebration in 2009 featured nonviolent resistance to the Israeli occupation and siege of Palestine. Aziz Sarah, whose 18-year-old brother died of injuries while in an Israeli
Robert Morris’s Speech at Plum Tree Dedicated to Saud Kader
Agape rededicated the Plum Tree planted in memory of Saud Kader who was killed at a check point in Iraq by the US Military, while her son, Omar, was sitting