"I feel the need to introduce a greater expression of transcendence in our religious art, while, as one who is involved in evangelization, I want to glorify God in the 'ordinary'."
This work, rich in its use of Franciscan sources, concentrates its study not only on the history of Francis of Assisi but also his humanity.
Exactly what role did the type of fraternity the Pope speaks of play in the life and thought of his thirteenth century namesake?
This book views preachers in European culture through the lens of dynamic community language and maps out Franciscan initiatives for confident, peace-seeking theology in detail.
In this article, Richard Rohr builds upon Ken Wilber's model of four stages (Cleaning Up, Growing Up, Waking Up, and Showing Up) of moral and spiritual development.
