Through a powerful combination of spoken word and song, Reckless Son humanizes the experience of the incarcerated by giving them a voice and telling their stories of hope, forgiveness, and self-discovery.

In September, in honor of National Recovery Month, students from Roy C. Ketcham High School in Wappingers Falls, New York – located 19 miles from Graymoor – spread kindness and hope to the men at St. Christopher’s Inn

On Sunday, September 30, close to 500 of our neighbors, including Friars, Sisters and staff from St. Christopher’s Inn and FOA participated in the 3rd Annual “Be the Bridge: Walk for Recovery” in Poughkeepsie, NY.

New Evangelization Television (NET) recently featured a video and blog about St. Christopher’s Inn on their website. Hear the moving stories of the men seeking healing.

The Tablet, the newspaper of the Diocese of Brooklyn, recently featured the Friars’ ministry at St. Christopher’s Inn. In her article, Paula Katinas explores the Friars’ approach to addiction recovery and its blessings in men’s lives.

Every summer, men in formation at Graymoor, home to the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, are called to do a service project. It’s a great way for a Friar to learn about himself, the Friars of the Atonement community and committing oneself to religious life.

This May, the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement are observing Mental Health Awareness Month, a day our nation needs now more than ever.

Renowned musician and composer Eric Genuis performed a private concert at St. Christopher’s Inn on Tuesday, March 19.

Every March, our country celebrates Women’s History Month. While we eagerly celebrate and recognize achievements by women in industry, technology and politics, we are fortunate on the Holy Mountain to spotlight a unique group of women: our Sisters of the Atonement.