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Richard Rohr is calling his new book, The Divine Dance, “the most important book I’ve written.” Pre-order a copy and receive a free digital resource, featuring audio recordings that inspired the book and access to a webcast with Richard Rohr and Wm Paul Young (a $99 value!).
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In conversation with Relevant Magazine, Father Richard explores Franciscan, contemplative spirituality. He shares, "Jesus did not come to change the mind of God about humanity; it didn’t need changing. Jesus came to change the mind of humanity about God."
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Enjoy Richard Rohr’s homilies here or find his podcast on iTunes. Fr. Richard speaks occasionally at his local parish, Holy Family Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His short sermons are recorded and made available by the CAC.
All love, goodness, and holiness is a reflected gift. You take all things into yourself by gazing at them with reverence, and this completes the circuit of love. — Richard Rohr Read Trinity: Week 1 Summary
All authentic knowledge of God is participatory. . . . Divine knowing is allowing Someone Else to know in us, through us, for us, and even as us! — Richard Rohr Read Participatory Knowing
The energy in the universe is not in the planets, nor in the atomic particles, but very surprisingly in the relationship between them. — Richard Rohr Read A Relational Universe
Goodness isn’t sameness. Goodness, to be goodness, needs contrast and tension, not perfect uniformity. — Richard Rohr Read The Delight of Diversity
The Trinitarian flow is like the rise and fall of tides on a shore. All reality can be pictured as an Infinite Outflowing that generates an Eternal Infolding. — Richard Rohr Read The Fourth Person of the Trinity
Divine Personhood and human personhood are reciprocal, mutually-mirroring concepts. God’s nature as relationship creates ours. — Richard Rohr Read Creative Continuation
Love can flow toward you in every moment: through a flower, in a grain of sand, in a wisp of cloud, in any one person whom you allow to delight you. — Richard Rohr Read Let the Flow Happen
Contemplative prayer is a practice of self-emptying. At its most basic, it is letting go of our habitual thoughts, preferences, judgments, and feelings. — Richard Rohr Read Trinity: Week 2 Summary
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