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Drawn from the many books, writings, and interviews by Richard Rohr, one of the most popular spiritual writers today, this collections introduces many of the teachings for which he has become known, all organized around the central theme of Love as the foundation of everything. Interwoven with a probing personal interview, the writings gathered here illuminate a lifelong journey his own and that of anyone open and willing of growing in love: how we love God by loving others, how we learn to love ourselves, and how we ultimately seek and find love in everything. Experiences from Rohrs life, both joyful and sorrowful, illustrate how the path has unfolded for him and how we each might come to know love more intimately. |Drawn from the many books, writings, and interviews by Richard Rohr, one of the most popular spiritual writers today, this collections introduces many of the teachings for which he has become known, all organized around the central theme of Love as the foundation of everything. Interwoven with a probing personal interview, the writings gathered here illuminate a lifelong journey his own and that of anyone open and willing of growing in love: how we love God by loving others, how we learn to love ourselves, and how we ultimately seek and find love in everything. Experiences from Rohrs life, both joyful and sorrowful, illustrate how the path has unfolded for him and how we each might come to know love more intimately.

Ronald Rolheiser was born in Saskatchewan. A member of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, he was ordained in 1972 and received a doctorate from Louvain in 1983. He is the author sixteen books on spirituality, most notably The Holy Longing and Sacred Fire (both Image/Doubleday) and is popular as a speaker and retreat leader. He recently retired as President of the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, TX.

Joelle Chase and Judy Traeger edited Richard Rohr's Daily Meditations, a free email from the Center for Action and Contemplation (cac.org).