Richard Rohr
The More I Read of Rohr, the More He Reminds Me of Early Christian Apocryphal Literature
If we do not transform our pain, we will most assuredly transmit it … Scapegoating, […]
1. “Are We Having Too Much Fun?” asks Megan Garber, in this week’s Atlantic. She’s […]
I felt a wave of relief when I pulled my copy of Ian Morgan Cron […]
The “performance principle” is a guiding mythology that, according to Richard Rohr, guides the first half […]
Mary Karr’s new book on memoir begins with this epigraph from Thomas Merton. It is […]
America’s favorite Franciscan dropped a doozie of a daily meditation the other day, one too relevant […]
A quote by Richard Rohr recently struck me, from Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two […]
In last week’s Op-Ed, David Brooks asked whether or not “knowing thyself” is possible and, […]
I’m reading Richard Rohr’s recent mainstream classic, Everything Belongs. He’s sort of the other Brennan […]