Anything Richard Rohr, I’m in. But the wisdom of these show is expansive thanks to the great cohosts and guests.

I am deeply moved at the opportunity to spend a year through the podcast with this book.

A beautiful journey provided by the CAC. Thank you

Thank you so much for bringing this wisdom into my home love all of the series

Wish the interviewers would ask concise questions instead of offering long statements with a question tagged on the end. More focus on those interviewed.

Thank you for bringing us along with you for the intimate conversations with Fr. Richard. What a privilege.

We can do this! Include and transcend. Transcend and include.

Wonderful

Awesome podcast, great guests. I am especially grateful for Father Richard Rohr’s leadership. Always looking forward to an opportunity to learn from him.

I really love the podcast. I like the combination of Father Rohr with the amazing guests. I’m thankful for the CAC, you have been my spiritual community for more than five years, since I retired as a bilingual teacher in Texas. Thanks again 🤗🙏🏻

Over the Rainbow was not written by Irving Berlin, but by the great Harold Arlen, the lyricist, and Yip Harburg, the composer.

This podcast is truly transformational - and I feel I'm here at the exact right point in my life (still squarely in the first half but inclings of moving beyond). Paul and Mike are really masterful interviewers and bring out the absolute best in Richard and their incredible guests. Thank you so much for this great service!

Great Series Alot to learn from these two

This podcast gives me perspective to understand my faith and world. It helps keep me grounded in what is important.

Father Rohr has given my faith a new strength. Learning that Christ is in all things, has opened my eyes to a new seeing, every day has become a try at following the Christ instead of just worshiping. I see everything around me become more and more beautiful. Being 80 is nothing, Father Richard, I'm learning, changing and I am 92.

Since I first listened to Richard after reading Another Name for Everything, I have learned so much about my faith from different positions. Richard has a unique view of our world and the rare gift of explaining it to others so that we can understand. Richard’s books have helped me grow more mature in my faith journey. God Bless Richard Rohr!

As a dedicated listener of the podcast Another Name for Everything, and someone who considers Richard Rohr a primary spiritual teacher, I’m so happy to have a new series of podcasts that synthesize his work on an even deeper level. I love the format of hearing from Richard in his elder wisdom, and then listening to Paul and Mike dive into the ways the concepts play out in real life for them. It feels like you’re walking alongside me on my own contemplative pathway. Thank you all for this wisdom and for your generous vulnerability.

This new podcast is a gift, received during a time when it was most needed. Thank you, Father Richard!💕

Having attended 6 years of Conspire and having followed Rohr for years, I am so grateful for this podcast. I will look forward to this season. I revisit Rohr and he constantly teaches me something new or helps me Re-remember. Thank you for sharing him and his teachings. Blessings to you.

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I love his candor and honesty and vulnerability. Such a gift!

I heard at the end that Father Richard was asked to say a prayer. He did. I often say one that he gave in one of the first pandemic episodes of Another Name for Every Thing. I’ve wrote it down and thought I would share. Surround us Support us Sustain us. We don’t know how to live through this. We don’t know how to walk through this. We don’t know how to understand this. We don’t know. We all feel a certain threat to our lives. (My addition)- (We all feel out of control) Let this be a time of Global initiation. Initiate us to what is real, what matters, what lasts, what is Good. May we offer hope, consolation and comfort. We ask this in the name of Christ and in all the holy names of God Amen.

So wonderful to hear Fr. Richard reflect and share so personably. What a gift he is!

Each time I hear Richard speak, I find myself smiling. He somehow transforms everyday conversation into sacred.