The four Gospels contain Jesus’ program for revolutionizing our understanding of the Ultimate Reality and hence of ourselves and other people, and indeed of all created reality.  This is the God that is manifesting who he is at every moment, in and through us and through all creation. 

        Jesus’ teaching initiates us into how to take part in this cosmic adventure.  For human beings, it is the most daunting challenge there is -- the challenge of becoming fully divine.  For to become human is to become fully divine.        

                                        Fr. Thomas Keating

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  1. Bullet    What is Christian contemplation and how can it help you? 

  2. Bullet    What is the contemplative understanding of Jesus and his teachings? 

  3. Bullet    What is the most effective way of practicing Centering Prayer? 

  4. Bullet    Can I live a contemplative life without going to a monastery? 

  5. Bullet    What is Incarnational contemplation, who is David Frenette and how can his work of spiritual direction help you?

  6. Bullet    What resources can introduce you further to Christian contemplation?


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Incarnational Contemplation

   

  1. Bullet    Renews the ways and practices of coming to union with Christ and unity in God

  2. Bullet    Presents a comprehensive and usable contemplative path for people in ordinary life

  3. Bullet    Realizes the interdependence of all humanity and all creation through awareness of Christ’s love


“Transforming our ordinary separate lives in God’s extraordinary unifying love”