Richard Rohr

We have to remember that how we do anything is how we do everything. How we do this moment is how we are going to do the next moment.

The genius of the biblical revelation is that it doesn’t just give us the conclusions; it gives us both the process of getting there and the inner and outer authority to trust that process.

It is sad that we have a willingness to give our whole lives to producing items of no social benefit.

The church creates the bread, and the bread creates the church, like a wonderful and mutual admiration society.

Enlightenment is not so much knowing as unknowing. It is not so much learning as unlearning.

Francis undoubtedly carried a bit of guilt about his dramatic and showy rejection of his father in the city square many years before.