Three Ways CAC Will Support You

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John,

It's been a couple of weeks since you joined our email list. Thanks for being with us! I want to tell you a bit more about the Center for Action and Contemplation and how we hope to serve you.

Father Richard Rohr founded the CAC 30 years ago to help people ground compassionate action in contemplative practice. We offer teachings by our core faculty—Richard Rohr, Cynthia Bourgeault, and James Finley—that are rooted in the Christian mystical tradition, teachings which point to our intrinsic oneness with God and each other. We seek to support individuals' spiritual intuitions and to encourage acts of peaceful change.

Though we are based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, our message and mission reach across the globe. Wherever you are, we hope to connect with you in one or more of these ways:

Invitation
We want to offer you a break from the busyness of life to experience moments of conscious awareness of God's presence—in you and all around you. You already receive these regular invitations in your email inbox. If you're on social media, you may also find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter where, rather than adding to the noise, we hold space for sacred conversation.

Inspiration:
The world brings daily challenges to living a contemplative life. CAC offers numerous resources to help grow your consciousness, deepen your prayer practice, and strengthen your engagement with the world.

Transformation:
Each year, hundreds of people gather in New Mexico to share transformative experiences—learning from inspiring teachers, forming friendships, and nurturing contemplative practice. Learn more about CAC's annual CONSPIRE conference (open to all) and the two-year Living School program, which combines online and onsite learning (the admissions period runs from July through September each year).

CAC’s generous donors make it possible for us to offer scholarships for all of our courses and events.

I hope you'll join us in whatever ways are best for you!

Sincerely,

Kirsten Oates
Director of Program Design
Center for Action and Contemplation

A collision of opposites forms the cross of Christ.
One leads downward preferring the truth of the humble.
The other moves leftward against the grain.
But all are wrapped safely inside a hidden harmony.
One world, God's cosmos, a benevolent universe.