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Richard Rohr clarifies the role and necessity of honest criticism within the fullness of consciousness—compassionate and calm awareness. He writes: "We must first succeed at healthy and intelligent dualistic thinking before we can rise to the contemplative mind.”
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CAC offers self-paced, online courses to support spiritual formation. Deepen your understanding of Fr. Richard Rohr’s books and teachings through guided study and reflection. Registration is now open for Immortal Diamond: A Study in Search of the True Self and The Franciscan Way: Beyond the Bird Bath.
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Receive Richard Rohr’s free daily or weekly emails. This year Fr. Richard’s meditations explore the theme of Love through his teachings on Christian scriptures, the Trinity, the Twelve Steps, and more. Discover how Love is the foundation of everything.
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Are you ready to embody Love more fully in the world? Embark on a two-year journey with Richard Rohr, Cynthia Bourgeault, and James Finley. Admissions are now open for the 2017–2019 Living School program. Purchase an application by September 16, 2016.
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WEBCAST - Living Cosmology: Dwelling within the Journey of the Universe - Join Mary Evelyn Tucker as she tells an epic story of hope and healing for our planet. Watch the webcast live, August 25 at 12:30 p.m. MDT, and/or watch the replay. Register for as little as $1!
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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.
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In a short talk, Christena Cleveland and Richard Rohr explore how our subconscious beliefs about the “other” damage our relationships, communities, and justice system. They help us imagine a better way—a way of humility and vulnerability—that honors our differences.
In the Hindu tradition, darshan is to behold the Divine and to allow yourself to be fully seen. Many Hindus visit temples not to see God, but to let God gaze upon them. — Richard Rohr Read True Self/False Self: Week 1 Summary
Contemplation helps us to rest in God’s love; as we gradually take on the likeness of love, we will see love over there too. What you see is what you are. — Richard Rohr Read Sharing in God’s One Spirit
Some form of suffering or death—psychological, spiritual, relational, or physical—is the only way we will loosen our ties to our small and separate false self. — Richard Rohr Read Welcome, Sister Death
Longing for God and longing for our True Self are the same longing. The mystics would say it is God who is even doing the longing in us and through us. — Richard Rohr Read You Are What You Seek
When you are living in conscious connection with this Loving Inner Presence, you are in your True Self. God is forever united to this love within you. — Richard Rohr Read Love Is Who You Are
You did not find the Great Love except by finding yourself too, and you cannot find your True Self without falling into the Great Love. — Richard Rohr Read Beginning with Yes
The True Self: Call it the soul, the unconscious, deep consciousness, or the indwelling Holy Spirit. — Richard Rohr Read True Self/False Self: Week 2 Summary
Nondual knowing is living in the naked now, the “sacrament of the present moment.” This consciousness will teach us how to actually experience our experiences. — Richard Rohr Read The Sacrament of the Present Moment
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