Jocelyn E. Collen, M.Div.

Mission

Community Networks

Finding Your Path

Jocelyn is passionate about inviting others to notice how much God loves us, right here, right now, just as we are. No matter your faith and religion, God does not keep score of our imperfections nor our perfections.

As a prison chaplain for the past fifteen years, Jocelyn has been fortunate to accompany people in the worst moments of their lives. We all need to hear how deeply loved and special we are, on the inside and the outside.

As a Spiritual Director, Jocelyn practices accompanying people as they seek God's love in their own lives. She has been receiving Spiritual Direction for twenty years.

Cultivated during her delight in serving as a Campus Minister at Fairfield University, Jocelyn has a particular joy accompanying college-aged people and those in their 20s and now 30s! She is grateful for her current ministry of serving on the Bishop's staff in the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.

Finding Your Path

Community Networks

Finding Your Path

God leads us with crooked lines!

Jocelyn's path hasn't been as clear as she would have hoped, and wonders if maybe yours has been like that too? Jocelyn is happy to accompany you on your journey.

Regardless of your faith, religion, race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, or spiritual practices, Spiritual Direction is available for you.

Jocelyn would love to know what brings you hope, joy, love, peace, light, and strength.

Community Networks

Jesuit Alumni networks in Boston, MA with Jesuit Connections and Contemplative Leaders in Action.

Fairfield University Boston Alumni community.

A longtime past board member of FutureChurch & one of the founding members of the Steering Committee for Catholic Women Preach.

Jocelyn finds solace, solidarity, inspiration, and hope in the Ignatian Solidarity Network.

A team member serving with the Arts + Spirituality Program at Suffolk County House of Correction where inmates are welcome to create cards for their loved ones and the program will mail them out. There is time to check in and pray for those we love.