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1. cac.org › daily-meditations › examination-of-consciousnessExamination of Consciousness — Center for Action and...

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   Hace 2 días · Examination of Consciousness. Wednesday, July 24, 2024. A daily examination of consciousness sounds like a very good thing indeed. —Richard Rohr. Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it. —Step 10 of the Twelve Steps. Richard Rohr names how Step 10 is beneficial when practiced from a contemplative stance:

2. cac.org › daily-meditations › facing-the-hurtFacing the Hurt — Center for Action and Contemplation

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   Hace 4 días · Father Richard names the importance of acknowledging wrong and harm, while trusting in the gift of grace: Despite the higher economy of grace and mercy lived and taught by Jesus, he didn’t entirely throw out the lower economy of merit or “satisfaction.”

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     Richard Rohr on Contemplative Prayer

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     Richard Rohr — Loving on the Margins

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     Leading with Love with Richard Rohr

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4. sojo.net › articles › our-country-and-churches-need-leaders-who-relinquish-powerOur Country — and Churches — Need Leaders Who Relinquish Power

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   Hace 3 días · Our Country — and Churches — Need Leaders Who Relinquish Power. By Wesley Granberg-Michaelson. Jul 23, 2024. Franciscan priest Richard Rohr emphasizes a spirituality of relinquishing. “ All ...

5. www.franciscanmedia.org › minute-meditations › god-shows-us-patienceGod Shows Us Patience | Franciscan Media

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   Hace 5 días · God Shows Us Patience. July 21, 2024. Richard Rohr, OFM. Minute Meditations. Humans do not have the patience or the humility of God. We want things done as fast as possible to achieve our immediate goals. Spiritual power, however, is the ability to influence events and others through our very being.

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7. dioceseofcharlottetown.com › website-of-the-week-richard-rohr-becoming-stillnessWebsite of the Week Richard Rohr “Becoming Stillness”

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   Hace 5 días · Renowned Franciscan author and speaker, Richard Rohr, quotes St John of the Cross in a powerful hour-long address on ‘Becoming Stillness’ at Norwich Cathedral. In it, he expresses the conviction that our day-to-day life and our religious beliefs do not allow us to understand, embrace or even recognize the great mystery of God, love, and compassion because we are locked in the grids of our ...

8. annacuyler.substack.com › p › the-gifts-of-storyThe Gifts of Story - by Anna Cuyler - An Uncharted Path

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   Hace 1 día · Rohr notes that the heroine eventually returns to where she started -- and knows the place for the first time. She steps into something called “deep time” – a blending of past, present, and future – and there she finds her True Self. As the journey concludes, the heroine doesn’t return empty-handed.

9. almutfurchert.substack.com › p › sunday-read-there-is-no-wrath-inSunday read: "There is no Wrath in God".

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   Hace 5 días · Richard Rohr’s The Naked Now. Have you ever felt trapped inside your to-do list? It seems bigger than you are: both solidly objective and immovable and deeply personal and threatening. Every item seems urgent. The most urgent ones seem impossible. Anxiety itself makes it harder to choose. Catastrophe lies in wait around every corner? Ah, yes.