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1/7/2025 2 Comments

Series invites Catholics and fellow travelers to see the world, and faith, anew through the poetic imagination

Just as towering cathedrals and vivid paintings reveal the beauty of God, so does the written word.
In the fall of 2023, St. Gregory’s Hall began a Poetry & Faith reading series to explore the mystery and beauty of faith in contemporary poetry. Poets from across the country have been invited to read their work and explore how poetry both forms our faith and forms us in that faith.
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David Mutschlecner reading his poetry.

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7/1/2024 0 Comments

Conference will be first ever dedicated to Catholic Worker Movement co-founder Peter Maurin

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St. Gregory's Hall and Canterbury House are partnering with Loyola University Chicago and DePaul University to host a unique gathering exploring the life, writing, and sources of Peter Maurin September 6-8.

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10/26/2023 1 Comment

Canterbury House - One Year Later

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It has been just over a year since Mary, Mother of God parish launched Canterbury House. This ministry strives to build Eucharistic community – a coming together of people transformed by the presence of Christ to become His hands and feet in the world – within our parish. Outreach is done through prayer, fellowship, service, and studying Catholic thought.

​Director James Murphy said the idea for Canterbury House, located in the rectory next to St. Thomas of Canterbury church (​4833 N. Kenmore), is heavily inspired by the Catholic Worker movement. Founders of the movement, Peter Maurin and Blessed Dorothy Day, viewed the Church’s social teachings as a much-needed answer to the injustice and challenges of modern society. Day said, “God meant things to be much easier than we have made them,” and Maurin wanted to build a society “where it is easier for people to be good.”


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5/2/2022 0 Comments

Dorothy Day Holy Hour: The Solidarity of the Cross

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When praying for Dorothy Day to be officially recognized as a saint in the Catholic Church, an immediate objection comes from Dorothy herself.

“What I remember her most saying is ‘Don’t make me a saint!’” said Jim Eder, temporary director of the Soup Kitchen at St. Thomas of Canterbury church, speaking of his acquaintance with the woman who co-founded the Catholic Worker movement in the U.S. “So here we are.”

“Here” was St. Thomas of Canterbury church following a holy hour of prayer for Dorothy Day’s canonization. This included sung Vespers by the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius, Eucharistic adoration, and preaching from Bishop Mark Bartosic.


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