From the Contemplative Outreach podcast series "Opening Minds, Opening Hearts," season 2, episode 11. Colleen Thomas and Mark Dannenfelser interview Cynthia Bourgeault. Cynthia discusses her three-month residency at St. Benedict's Monastery in Snowmass, Colorado in 1990 where she worked closely with Fr. Keating, and reflects upon a collaboration with him that continued for nearly 30 years.
From the Contemplative Outreach podcast series "Opening Minds, Opening Hearts," season 2, episode 11. Colleen Thomas and Mark Dannenfelser interview Cynthia Bourgeault. Cynthia discusses her three-month residency at St. Benedict's Monastery in Snowmass, Colorado in 1990 where she worked closely with Fr. Keating, and reflects upon a collaboration with him that continued for nearly 30 years.
In a lengthy, unedited interview that is in two parts, Ed Bednar describes early history of Contemplative Outreach, including initial proximity to the Thomas Merton Center at Columbia University. The third of three videos shows historical documents and photos. Interviewed by Fr. Carl Arico as part of an informal oral history project during CO's 30th anniversary year.
In a lengthy, unedited interview that is in two parts, Ed Bednar describes early history of Contemplative Outreach, including initial proximity to the Thomas Merton Center at Columbia University. The third of three videos shows historical documents and photos. Interviewed by Fr. Carl Arico as part of an informal oral history project during CO's 30th anniversary year.
In a lengthy, unedited interview that is in two parts, Ed Bednar describes early history of Contemplative Outreach, including initial proximity to the Thomas Merton Center at Columbia University. The third of three videos shows historical documents and photos. Interviewed by Fr. Carl Arico as part of an informal oral history project during CO's 30th anniversary year.
In a lengthy, unedited interview that is in two parts, Ed Bednar describes early history of Contemplative Outreach, including initial proximity to the Thomas Merton Center at Columbia University. The third of three videos shows historical documents and photos. Interviewed by Fr. Carl Arico as part of an informal oral history project during CO's 30th anniversary year.
Unedited interview of Cathy McCarthy, conducted by Fr. Carl Arico as part of an informal oral history project during Contemplative Outreach's 30th anniversary year. The interview includes discussion of Chrysalis House, a live-in community in which Mary Mrozowski, Cathy McCarthy and others developed practices such as the Welcoming Prayer and the Forgiveness Prayer.
Unedited interview of Cathy McCarthy, conducted by Fr. Carl Arico as part of an informal oral history project during Contemplative Outreach's 30th anniversary year. The interview includes discussion of Chrysalis House, a live-in community in which Mary Mrozowski, Cathy McCarthy and others developed practices such as the Welcoming Prayer and the Forgiveness Prayer.
Unedited interview of David Frenette, conducted by Contemplative Outreach of Colorado for CO’s 30th anniversary year series “Voices of Grace & Gratitude.” The interview includes discussion of Chrysalis House, a live-in community that David joined at a young age.
Unedited interview of David Frenette, conducted by Contemplative Outreach of Colorado for CO’s 30th anniversary year series “Voices of Grace & Gratitude.” The interview includes discussion of Chrysalis House, a live-in community that David joined at a young age.
From the podcast series "All Things Contemplative," episode 3, by Ron Barnett. Ron interviews Gail FitzpatrickHopler, who was the president of Contemplative Outreach for 33 years. Gail shares the story of how CO was formed under the guidance of monk and priest Thomas Keating, grew into a far reaching non-profit, and has introduced thousands of people to the contemplative practice of Centering Prayer.
From the podcast series "All Things Contemplative," episode 3, by Ron Barnett. Ron interviews Gail FitzpatrickHopler, who was the president of Contemplative Outreach for 33 years. Gail shares the story of how CO was formed under the guidance of monk and priest Thomas Keating, grew into a far reaching non-profit, and has introduced thousands of people to the contemplative practice of Centering Prayer.
From the podcast series "All Things Contemplative," episode 7, by Ron Barnett. Ron interviews Pat Johnson. In 1982 Pat and family moved to the Lama Foundation in New Mexico and there two months later she met Fr. Thomas Keating. She served then as the Lama liaison for two 16-day Centering Prayer retreats that he led at Lama in 1983 and again in 1984. These were the first intensive contemplative practice retreats in the Christian tradition using Centering Prayer and inspired by Zen sessions he'd experienced. In 1984 Pat served an experimental 9-week retreat Fr.
From the podcast series "All Things Contemplative," episode 7, by Ron Barnett. Ron interviews Pat Johnson. In 1982 Pat and family moved to the Lama Foundation in New Mexico and there two months later she met Fr. Thomas Keating. She served then as the Lama liaison for two 16-day Centering Prayer retreats that he led at Lama in 1983 and again in 1984. These were the first intensive contemplative practice retreats in the Christian tradition using Centering Prayer and inspired by Zen sessions he'd experienced. In 1984 Pat served an experimental 9-week retreat Fr.
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