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Sr. Miriam James Heidland

Sister Miriam James Heidland is a member of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, a missionary community serving global areas of deepest apostolic need. She has worked with elementary-school students, in parish ministry and as a high-school volleyball coach and Catholic radio host. Sister Miriam has a master’s degree in theology from the Augustine Institute and has attended courses at the Theology of the Body Institute. She enjoys speaking about authentic love, conversion, beauty and the healing power of Jesus Christ. Her book, Loved As I Am, was published by Ave Maria Press. She is online @onegroovynun.

Saints and adoration were hallmarks of this year’s NCYC.

A Lasting Hope: Encountering Christ at NCYC

Last weekend more than 24,000 teens, youth leaders and other diocesan representatives gathered to worship God, encounter his love and enjoy a time of fellowship and communion.

Sr. Miriam James Heidland Blogs November 25, 2017

Benediction during Eucharistic adoration at SEEK 25 in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 3, 2025.

‘A Little Taste of Heaven’: Eucharistic Adoration ‘High Point’ of SEEK Conference, Attendees Say

In Salt Lake City, adoration went until a little after 10 p.m.

Kate Quiñones/CNA Nation January 5, 2025

Archbishop Chaput, Sr. Miriam Heidland, Sr. Bethany Madonna Inspire Thousands at SEEK 2017

Archbishop Charles Chaput, Sister Miriam James Heidland, and Sister Bethany Madonna speak to thousands on the third day of the SEEK 2017 young adult conference.

Jacqueline Burkepile Blogs January 6, 2017

Enjoy journaling? ‘Behold’ is a new Advent resource.

‘Behold’: Embark on a Healing Journey Accompanied by the Holy Family This Advent

This season ‘in a particular way, invites us to consider the restoration of the family,’ Sister Miriam James Heidland writes in new journal.

Lindsey Weishar Books November 25, 2022

Religious sisters mingle at SEEK25 in Salt Lake City on Jan. 3, 2025.

SEEK to Be Held Next Year in Colorado, Ohio and Texas

Denver is the headquarters of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS), which runs the yearly event, while the Fort Worth location may draw students from Texas A&M, the University of Dallas and beyond. The Columbus location, meanwhile, is near Franciscan University of Steubenville.

Kate Quiñones/CNA Nation January 3, 2025