Catholic-Link Connect Advent Study

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Please join Catholic-Link Connect this Advent as we journey alongside the Abiding Together Podcast for their beautiful seasonal study.

This year, we will embark on a pilgrimage of the heart, traveling through four sacred spaces—Eden, Loretto, Elizabeth’s home, and the Stable. These are more than geographic locations; they are holy dwelling places where God reveals Himself in tenderness, hiddenness, expectancy, and incarnate love. In each space, heaven bends low to meet humanity, inviting us to slow down, listen, and prepare room in our hearts for the coming of Christ.

Each week, we will listen to that week’s podcast episode and then gather as a community of women for meaningful reflection, honest conversation, and prayer.

 Thursday evenings at 7:30 PM EST
 Virtual Gathering
 Begins Thursday, December 4th, 2025
 Open to all women

Whether you are longing for deeper intimacy with the Lord, seeking companionship on the spiritual journey, or desiring a more intentional Advent, this study offers a gentle and powerful way to enter the season.

Come journey with us as we step deeper into the mystery of Advent and prepare our souls to receive Christ with renewed hope, peace, and joy.
Please sign up here—and feel free to invite a friend to walk with you.

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