A New Book from Richard Rohr
In The Tears of Things, Richard Rohr offers a hope-filled model for the world today, grounded in the timeless wisdom of the Hebrew prophets.
Latest Podcast
Entering the World of Another: Francis and the Sultan of EgyptEntering the World of Another: Francis and the Sultan of Egypt
How can we build solidarity and connection with people of different faiths and cultures? Today on Everything Belongs, Father Richard Rohr guides us through Chapter 10 of his…
Daily Meditations
The Prophet-MysticThe Prophet-Mystic
In an essay for ONEING: The Path of the Prophet, Mirabai Starr describes grief as the thread which draws together the work of prophets and mystics: Our religious…
PUBLICATIONS
Walk in Prophetic Wisdom
Explore the journey from anger to love with essays from Richard Rohr, William Barber III, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Mirabai Starr, Pixie Lighthorse, and more in “ONEING: The Path of the Prophet.”
Upcoming Events
What Do I Do With My Anger?
We hope you’ll join our upcoming online event on March 14! Explore the teachings of Richard Rohr and his new book “The Tears of Things.”
“Contemplation embodies compassion. The more we are transformed in compassion, the more we act with compassion toward others.”
—JAMES FINLEY, CAC FACULTY
CAC NEWS
Embodying the Divine Presence in January’s “We Conspire” Series
“When I felt fear or anxiety arising within me, I would pause and ask myself the question, ‘How would this be different if I was energized by love and not by fear in this moment?’” —Wendy VanderWal Martin How can we cultivate the presence of Divine love in our lives? In January’s “We Conspire” series
“There is a deep relationship between the inner revolution of prayer and the transformation of social structures and social consciousness. Our hope lies in the fact that meditation is going to change the society that we live in, just as it has changed us.”
—RICHARD ROHR, CAC FOUNDER
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