Faith
Franciscan Leadership Today
Sara P. Marks challenges the limits of other leadership models and explores a more collaborative, adaptive approach rooted in Franciscan values like sine proprio—leading without ownership, even of our own ideas. She invites listeners into a conversation about Franciscan leadership that prioritizes relationship, mutuality, and humble listening in a divided world.
The Franciscan Heart of Thomas Merton
Daniel P. Horan, PhD, a longtime Thomas Merton scholar, professor, and author of The Franciscan Heart of Thomas Merton, sits down to discuss how the Franciscan tradition helped shape the journey and spirituality of Thomas Merton, one of the 20th ...
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Lectio Divina: How Sacred Reading Can Transform Our Lives
“Lectio Divina,” which means sacred reading, is one of the most ancient contemplative practices in the Christian tradition, dating back to the Desert Fathers and Mothers.
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Brother Wind and Air
Father Murray recently wrote his 12th book of poetry, Brother Wind and Air: A Lifetime in Verse, which is the focus of this episode.
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A Life in Dialogue: Listening, Common Ground, and Bad Bunny
Enjoy "A Life in Dialogue: Listening, Common Ground, and Bad Bunny"
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Work in Progress
In this episode, Fr. James Martin, SJ—one of the most relatable voices in contemporary spirituality—sits down for a heartfelt, often hilarious, conversation about his new memoir, "Work in Progress."
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A Spirituality of Aging and Letting Go
What does aging with grace mean? How do we know when our spirituality has matured? In this conversation, Fr. Ronald Rolheiser joins Off the Page to explore themes from his powerful new book, "Insane for the Light..."
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