The Pilgrimage

Rest your heart and feed your soul.

The Canticle Project is envisioned as a pilgrimage, bringing sacred art, poetry, and music into churches and communities, creating spaces for encounter, contemplation, and shared prayer. It hopes to reach those who long for Beauty, meaning, and a deeper connection with the sacred.

At its heart, the project celebrates human creativity as a gift from the Creator—a gift expressed through a pen, a brush, a voice, or the keys of a piano. In a world increasingly shaped by AI, it invites us to rediscover the personal, human act of creating and the relationships that give it meaning.

Through each gathering, the Canticle Project offers an invitation to slow down, listen, and rediscover the beauty that draws us closer to God and to one another.

OUR FIRST STATION

Multisensory Exhibition at Gilbertie’s Farm

Sunday I October 4, 2026 I Gilbertie’s Farm I Easton, Connecticut

The Canticle Project’s first public expression unfolded at Gilbertie’s Farm in Easton, Connecticut, on October 4th, 2026 through A Feast with Saint Francis. The multisensory exhibition brought together Ewa’s twelve original paintings and Father Norbert’s poems and meditations, accompanied by original musical compositions by Michael Ferrari and a live cello performance by Gjorgj Kroqi.

The gathering also included Holy Mass celebrated ad orientem in the open fields, followed by a shared feast. Art, poetry, music, prayer, and fellowship came together in an experience inspired by Saint Francis’s enduring invitation to praise God and recognize our connection with all creation.

To bring the Canticle Project to your parish or organization,
contact us at info@eviacordis.com.

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