Life Coming to a Focus
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“Wow, I loved Fr Rohr’s explanation of this gospel. I especially love the part about the disappointment of “not telling anyone”. It really explains how “true transformation” can only be experienced. It cannot be taught-no matter how well someone else tries to teach it. It must be experienced and lived. Love and suffering are the vehicles to this transformation and they are not different. They (love and suffering) are necessary to each other. And they are necessary for us to become focused in life to what really matters-the few things that really matter. It is true-God has a Hand in all of this corona virus crisis. Our suffering, and love, are bringing us closer to ONEness in the world. God is still and always has been in control. Hope is alive!”
M of M via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/20/20
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“Just finished the last episode and it was something my heart needed to hear. Thank you!”
@mrslebowitz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/07/17
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“I love how Father Richard just makes a point plainly. It’s clear, understandable, & rich with wisdom. May God continue to bless him as Father Richard has immensely blessed me.”
Mi-marie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/21/19
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“I love reading Richard Rohr’s books, but nothing is greater than hearing his voice and receiving the insights, prayers and challenges he gives us to live the Gospel. Thank you!!”
judyinjersey via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/27/19
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