Visio Divina: "Seeing the Word" Lenten Series with the Saint John's Bible

With Travis Salisbury, OblSB

Open Dates

Date and Time Details: Fridays of Lent, 7:00-7:45pm

Location: Online via Zoom

Address: St. Paul's Monastery, 2675 Benet Road, Saint Paul, MN, USA

Contact: Mary Ebb
mebb@stpaulsmonastery.org
651-777-8181, ext 148

  • $15.00 – All 7 Sessions (or select the ones you can attend below)
  • $3.00 – Feb 20 - The Creation
  • $3.00 – Feb 27 - In Praise of Wisdom
  • $3.00 – Mar 6 - Raising of Lazarus
  • $3.00 – Mar 13 - The Sower and the Seed
  • $3.00 – Mar 20 - The Crucifixion
  • $3.00 – Mar 27 - The Resurrection
  • $3.00 – Apr 3 - Good Friday Reflection
Select all or only the ones you can attend.
Select all or only the ones you can attend.

Lenten Series: Seeing the Word with The Saint John’s Bible

Fridays of Lent • 7:00–7:45 PM on Zoom
February–Good Friday | Limited to 12 Participants | $15 Materials Fee

Enter more deeply into the beauty, mystery, and transformative power of Scripture this Lent through Seeing the Word, a lectio divina–based series using illuminations from The Saint John’s Bible. Each week we will pray with a different illumination, exploring how sacred art opens the heart to encounter Christ in new and contemplative ways.

Guided by Travis Salisbury, this small-group experience invites participants to rest, reflect, and share within a supportive, Benedictine-inspired community. Each session concludes with online Compline or an Ignatian-style Examen, sending us into the night grounded in peace.

All sessions take place on Zoom.
Printed Seeing the Word materials will be mailed in advance, so timely registration is essential. The program is limited to 12 participants for the full seven-week journey.

About the Leader

Travis Salisbury, OblSB

Travis Salisbury serves as Director of Mission Advancement (since 2022) and Director of the Benedictine Center at St. Paul’s Monastery (since 2024), where he advances strategic vision, donor engagement, volunteer development, and spiritual programming grounded in Benedictine values. An Oblate of St. Paul’s Monastery since 2015, Travis previously spent nearly two decades at The Basilica […]

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