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Recording and text in English and Spanish of the LCWR presidential address by Rebecca Ann Gemma, OP.

Recording and text in English and Spanish (to come) from the presentation by Brian Thomas Swimme.

The following resources are available below: Assembly Recordings and Texts A 4.5 minute video overview of the assembly Participants engaged in processes designed specifically to lead to a transformation of consciousness in order to contribute to the creation of a more just world. Set in a context that will honor and highlight the presence of sacred mystery, the assembly provided prayer and liturgy, input from speakers, processing at tables, breakout sessions to explore areas of interest for leaders today, and a presentation on Hildegard of Bingen and leadership.

How does our story fit with what is evolving and emerging in the larger universe and how might we draw hope from all that we are seeing and learning? How might we grow in our awareness of the sacred mystery that surrounds us and trust its movement within our own lives and the lives of our institutes? Assembly Highlights In this LCWR assembly, participants looked at these realities through a cosmic lens. Religious life leaders are working with a vast array of challenges today that include exploring new collaborative and partnership opportunities, imagining new expressions of mission, envisioning religious life into the future, attending to changing structures, assuring the care of their members, pondering new approaches to institute leadership and governance, and more. Drawn By Sacred Mystery: A Journey Into Hope