We are hard at work on season 2! While you await new episodes, we thought that you would enjoy another conversation that Fr. Dan had with Richard Rohr, the renowned Franciscan priest, author, and spiritual teacher. Fr. Richard came to visit us at the University of Notre Dame campus and spoke before a live audience at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. You can listen to the first half of the conversation in the previous episode, and the full video on YouTube. Thank you for listening! We w...
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We are hard at work on season 2! While you await new episodes, we thought that you would enjoy another conversation that Fr. Dan had with Richard Rohr, the renowned Franciscan priest, author, and spiritual teacher. Fr. Richard came to visit us at the University of Notre Dame campus and spoke before a live audience at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. You can listen to the first half of the conversation in the previous episode, and the full video on YouTube. Thank you for listening! We w...
Fr. Dan interviews Richard Rohr, the renowned Franciscan priest, author, and spiritual teacher. In this first half of the interview, they discuss Richard's perspective on the true self, the shadow, and forgiveness. We recorded this on location at the Center for Action and Contemplation. Resources: The New Yorker profile on RichardRichard's Daily Meditations emailRichard's book on the true self: Immortal Diamond
Heart's Desire & Social Change
We are hard at work on season 2! While you await new episodes, we thought that you would enjoy another conversation that Fr. Dan had with Richard Rohr, the renowned Franciscan priest, author, and spiritual teacher. Fr. Richard came to visit us at the University of Notre Dame campus and spoke before a live audience at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. You can listen to the first half of the conversation in the previous episode, and the full video on YouTube. Thank you for listening! We w...
