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Reflecting on CONSPIRE 2018

Written by Living School Staff on November 28, 2018

LS Alumni and Students Reflect on CONSPIRE 2018 Mark Longhurst (’15) CONSPIRE 2018 dared to open a thematic gateway to challenging terrain that few spirituality conferences tread: the path of descent as the path of transformation. As Fr. Richard Rohr said in his conference video invitation, “Failure, relapse, death, and woundedness are our primary teachers.… Continue Reading Reflecting on CONSPIRE 2018

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Alumni Newsletter — November 2018

Written by Living School Staff on November 28, 2018

A Note from the Editor Dear Living School Alumni, Most of us, having been “sent” by the Living School, are doing the work of integrating action and contemplation. Fr. Richard Rohr tells us “and” is the most important word in the Center’s name. One way to describe Living School alumni is those who are “sent”… Continue Reading Alumni Newsletter — November 2018

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Staff Reflection: Cliff Berrien

Written by Living School Staff on November 28, 2018

Interview with CAC Staff Member Cliff Berrien Cliff Berrien reflects on CONSPIRE 2018, contemplation and drumming, the impact of Barbara Holmes, and the spiritual practice of customer service. Listen to the interview below and/or read the transcript.  

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the Mendicant, Winter 2018, Vol. 8, No. 1

Written by CAC Staff on January 29, 2018

Click here to read the Winter 2018 Mendicant. This issue features: Mirror and Mask by Richard Rohr Getting to Know Our Donors: Kathryn “Kate” Hampton Awakening a More Loving World by Paul Swanson My Living School Experience: A Reflection by Living School Student Darleen Ortega CONSPIRE 2018 information

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