Seniors

The “greening of the soul” is a process that helps us to refresh and revitalize ourselves in the face of today’s challenges. Through mindfulness, walking meditation, deep relaxation, and sharing, we’ll gain new perspectives and reconnect to the Divine.

Led by Rev. Eileen Mahoney, Interfaith/Interspiritual minister and 2021 graduate of OneSpirit Seminary in New York City. Rev. Eileen draws on her rich Roman Catholic heritage, as well as practices of Buddhism and Sufism. A member of Thich Nhat Hanh’s Order of Engaged Buddhism and an initiate of the Sufi Order Inayatiyya, she is also a certified trauma-informed expressive arts therapist and mindfulness teacher.

For more information or to reserve your spot, email Samantha Trolice or call 917-816-6316.

The “greening of the soul” is a process that helps us to refresh and revitalize ourselves in the face of today’s challenges. Through mindfulness, walking meditation, deep relaxation, and sharing, we’ll gain new perspectives and reconnect to the Divine.

Led by Rev. Eileen Mahoney, Interfaith/Interspiritual minister and 2021 graduate of OneSpirit Seminary in New York City. Rev. Eileen draws on her rich Roman Catholic heritage, as well as practices of Buddhism and Sufism. A member of Thich Nhat Hanh’s Order of Engaged Buddhism and an initiate of the Sufi Order Inayatiyya, she is also a certified trauma-informed expressive arts therapist and mindfulness teacher.

For more information email Samantha Trolice or call 917-816-6316.

Starting April 25, Compassion Meals are offered throughout the day, six days a week from Monday through Saturday to drop-in guests at Trinity Church (Broadway at Wall Street).