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Type 3: Achieving Reality with Josh Radnor Type 3: Achieving Reality with Josh Radnor

Type 3: Achieving Reality with Josh Radnor

Today, Fr. Richard Rohr unpacks the Enneagram Type Three, which is often referred to as “the achiever.” We live, as Fr. Richard puts it, in “a Type Three culture” — a…

Daily Meditations

How Do We Become Poor in Spirit? How Do We Become Poor in Spirit?

How Do We Become Poor in Spirit?

How blessed are the poor in spirit: the kingdom of God is theirs.—Matthew 5:3 Father Richard Rohr explores the first beatitude as a call to interior freedom, a key to…

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Mystical Sobriety’s 12-Step Spirituality

In this self-paced online course, learn to recognize attachments of the mind by exploring past trauma to find your path forward. Dr. James Finley guides optional LIVE calls for participants. 

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“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

What’s New

Everything Belongs Explores the Enneagram 

Richard Rohr’s podcast returns for a new season, embarking on a journey into the Enneagram, a spiritual framework that reveals our core patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving. 

“Contemplation embodies compassion. The more we are transformed in compassion, the more we act with compassion toward others.”

—JAMES FINLEY, CAC FACULTY

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Inside the CAC Library: Curating Wisdom for Future Generations

At the Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC), our mission is to introduce Christian contemplative wisdom and practices that support transformation and inspire loving action. This work happens through Daily Meditations, online gatherings, podcasts, courses, publications, and teaching. But behind every offering is

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