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Season 2 of Another Name for Every Thing continues with new episodes each week! Listen in as hosts Brie Stoner and Paul Swanson join Richard Rohr in a casual conversation responding to questions from his new book, The Universal Christ.
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The spring edition of CAC's journal Oneing explores themes of the Universal Christ with poems by Mary Oliver and Avideh Shashaani and articles by Ilia Delio, Cynthia Bourgeault, Matthew Fox, Michael Dowd, and others.
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Our bookstore carries hundreds of titles by core faculty Richard Rohr, James Finley, and Cynthia Bourgeault. Explore their insights on contemplation, Trinity, Thomas Merton, Jesus, Mary Magdalene, and more.
The advantage of most spiritual practices is precisely that they are about practice rather than belief . . . open to religious people and to nonreligious people. — Rupert Sheldrake Read Science: Old and New: Weekly Summary
The resurrection is not a one-time miracle that proved Jesus was God. Jesus’ death and resurrection name and reveal what is happening everywhere and all the time. — Richard Rohr Read Good News from Old Images
Artists use color, form, line, and texture to bypass our normal defenses, stirring emotions that transcend language, explanation, time, and space. — Richard Rohr Read Worship or Transformation
A miraculous event unfolds when we throw the lead of our personal story into the transformative flames of creativity. Our hardship is transmuted into something golden. — Mirabai Starr Read Fallow Time
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