A public Taize prayer on the Upper East Side led by a brother of the community, followed by a reception.
A public Taize prayer on the Upper East Side led by a brother of the community, followed by a reception.
“So many people are looking for meaning in their lives. They are searching for something greater than the easy promises that fill our screens so much of the time.”Taizé
Ecumenical monastic community in Burgundy of about a hundred brothers from Catholic and Protestant traditions, whose short repetitive chants are sung to carry prayer and silence rather than to be performed.
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