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It was around this time of year, late summer, that we sold our house and moved into an apartment. After 25 years in the same home, I found the […]
It was around this time of year, late summer, that we sold our house and moved into an apartment. After 25 years in the same home, I found the […]
Q: I have been practicing Centering prayer for about 7 years. I have read most of Fr. Thomas’ books, most of Richard Rohr’s books and several of Cynthia Bourgeault’s. I […]
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Q: Is it beneficial for two practicing Centering Prayer together? A: Thank you for this important question. There are many benefits, joys and learning experiences to be found in practicing […]
by Carolyn Goddard Nashville, Tennessee, USA Two years ago, to escape the heat and humidity of August in Nashville, my husband rented a place on a lake in Quebec. […]
When I first enrolled in the Spiritual Journey Series, I saw Fr. Thomas primarily as a modern wisdom teacher who helped revive the contemplative treasures of the Christian tradition. Through […]
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Q: In his book, Into the Silent Land, Martin Laird seems to suggest that the sacred word and sacred breath can be used together, and I have been doing this. […]
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Q: More than a year ago, I had just finished a Centering Prayer session when I hear Father Thomas say to me as clear as day, “I want a new […]
12–Step Outreach was established in 2005 with the full support and blessing of Thomas Keating. The ministry grew from the recognition of the deep spiritual affinity between the practice […]
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by Matt Scrimgeour Ballycastle, Antrim, Ireland At the start of 2026 during a Living Flame retreat day, I was listening to Sr Fionnuala Quinn share on the topic of […]
Q: Fr Keating, in his book Open Mind, Open Heart writes that it is possible for one to have a thought and not be affected by it. I am […]