A Contemplative Vision of the Mystics, Part 1

BC Clough School of Theology and Ministry Cont. Ed

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Presenter: Ronald Rolheiser, O.M
June 9, 2012
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Description: Fr. Rolheiser offers reflections on St. Thérèse of Lisieux and the contemporary Carmelite mystic Ruth Burrows, as part of a day-long session which included large group Centering Prayer practice.
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@jenniferaltmann4574 4 месяца назад

A fabulous orator. Father Ron is incredibly entertaining. He manages to impress on us the powerful love of God through speaking the language of today. By describing Little Therese with Anne Frank, helps us understand the type of person Therese was. A speaker of great integrity , I will definitely be listening to more of his talks. Totally refreshing speaker!

@bphifer 3 года назад

I clicked this because I thought it was Richard rohr 🤣🤣🤣 but I’m gonna stick around and listen

@zeljkabozic5781 Год назад

😂😂😘

@brendanieuwstad8850 3 года назад

An awesome person, who draws one to being the best one can be. I'm fascinated by her love for her father and sisters. Deep suffering at the loss of family 👪 who loved God, leaving her with an indelible love of God.

@ingerlodberg1335 2 года назад

Can anyone help a Scandinavian listener? What is the full name of the woman Rolheiser refers to a couple of times during the first 40 minutes: Ruth xxx? Thank you :)

@bccstmce 2 года назад

@@ingerlodberg1335 It's Ruth Burrows ronrolheiser.com/sitting-at-a-mystics-feet/

@brendanmccarthy6368 2 года назад

Excellent content and presentation..Most helpful to guide spiritual life efforts...

@fiatfeliz 4 года назад

Superb! Calls you back to the previously touched part in us Our deepest center where God touched our soul in eternity before we were born. God branded His image in us He kissed our soul,we know perfect t 💘 Perfect beauty in your soul. The kids of God before you were conceived. That is moral. Enter. We long to meet th

@reginataylor9790 4 года назад

Ceferina Siosonk

@gabriellefinnerty2680 2 года назад

Wow great to see some of your sessions are on RU-vid congrats.

@lolalola8421 Год назад

Excellent video!!

@martasanchezgarcia5124 Год назад

Thanks 🙏 Rezo por ti Marta Spain

@dmshueyable Год назад

Thank you.

@tomm1243 Год назад

What do you mean when you use the word “complexity “ Hope

@dylanx9327 4 месяца назад

What are you centering on in the centering prayer? Jesse Lee Person promotes: "Silent Prayer" were he just focuses on being still, being in the presence because God is in the present. All thoughts and all passions (good and bad) are lies from the Evil one, so just observe them but do not identify with them, let them be. They were your false identities or they will become your false identities if you identify with them. Only God is with you in the present.

@lietaconyers3836 Год назад

What is the music before the speaker???

@davidstankiewicz2049 2 года назад

That's for expressing so perfectly all about this person which I cannot do myself, which as I still cannot like her being aware of her illness, is irritating.

@normanchu2482 3 года назад

If you admire St Teresa of Lisseaux so much, a Saint in the Catholic Church, why are you still not a practicing Catholic?

@lindawer 3 года назад

It's the other Catholics you meet nowadays that are the big turn off.

@nebjaminsusej151 6 месяцев назад

I'm considering if you don't have something nice to say don't say it. That being said is Cadence in his speech is a little bit obnoxious "Goooooooood"

@dylanx9327 4 месяца назад

1:39:00... your deepest part of your self is were evil committed and evil undergone meet (Paul Ricœur) ...It is called guilty pain... it is immediate... it does not go away unless it is radically dealt with... otherwise, your centering prayer will become a self-absorbed mind game.... plesent delusion... And it is God who came to help us to deal with our issue of the pain of guilt.. He already, right there on the spot, took care of our shame when He enclothed us.. and then He promised us to deal with our inner pain of guilt: weight of the monstrosity of our (i.e. mine) sin, evil I had done.... serious business...God came to deal with the Lake of Fire of Hell in us....

@TheGuiltsOfUs 2 года назад

Realize the Krishna consciousness within!

@bakhop 3 года назад

Canonizing the relatives of true saints is problematic. If you read her interactions with her father and how he was diagnosed with mental illness, there's something troubling there. Normally, great saints are not born into perfect families, usually quite the contrary. Why did she throw herself at the feet of the Pope begging to get into a convent when in a few years she would have qualified anyway? Why did she need to get out of that house?