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Newest Connexions now available

Submitted by admin on January 10, 2012 - 9:55pm
Newest Connexions now available

Dear Friends of Epiphany,

The latest Epipnay Association's Connexions is now available for download.  Here is a sample from the introduction of our latest edition...

"The majority of souls are lost through discouragement." by the Venerable Francis Liberman:

Updates at Epiphany

Submitted by admin on December 6, 2011 - 11:36pm
Updates at Epiphany

Epiphany International 2011 is available to order by calling our office at  1-877-324-6873 (Toll Free).  

We have also updated our 2012 Epiphany Academy Schedule so please make sure to download it and make your plans to attend!

AND

Be sure to check out our new ELFA brochure and join us for:

Awe-Evoking Experiences in Ireland

Download your brochure here.

Connexions January 2011

Submitted by admin on January 24, 2011 - 4:13pm
Connexions January 2011

 

Epiphany Association's latest CONNEXIONS newsletter has just been published.  You can download a PDF of CONNEXIONS here.  This issue will introduce you to the young Seminarian Marinus Scholtes and his diary entitled "Become Jesus".   

Father Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R., said of Become Jesus that:

Advent Letter of Reflection

Submitted by admin on November 8, 2010 - 10:44pm
Advent Letter of Reflection

 

We wish to share with you some thoughtful reflections for Advent...

 

Entering Into Spiritual Childhood

Dear Associates, Friends and Benefactors,

The Life Journey of a Joyful Man of God

Submitted by admin on October 6, 2010 - 4:21pm
The Life Journey of a Joyful Man of God

We are so excited about the long awaited and upcoming "must read" book about Father Adrian van Kaam and we know you are too!  Here is a small excerpt from the book. 

From "The Life Journey of a Joyful Man of God" - The Autobiographical Memoirs of Adrian Van Kaam

 

Each of us is on a voyage into the unknown. Countless events invite us to give form to our lives. Not everything that happens has the same effect. Remembering our past, some episodes stand out more than others. Striking for Father Adrian van Kaam was the Hunger Winter (De Hongerwinter) that afflicted his life and all of occupied Holland from 1944 to 1945.

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