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Founded in 1987
Richard Rohr founded the Center for Action and Contemplation because he saw a deep need for the integration of both action and contemplation.
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In “What Do We Do With Evil?” Richard Rohr invites us to encounter evil with a contemplative, nondual mind and to reflect on how we too are complicit in the social evils pervading our lives.
Explore what it means to live in Christ with “Every Thing is Sacred: 40 Practices and Reflections on the Universal Christ.” Richard Rohr and Patrick Boland guide readers through contemplative practices, reflection activities and embodied exercises to help us embrace the deep beauty of God, even amid the uncertainties of life.
Discover your place in the emerging contemplative community of people committed to the intentional work of personal transformation, embodied practice, and engaged living. The capstone conference in a seven-year series on Richard Rohr’s alternative orthodoxy takes place Sept. 24 – 26.
