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Fr Ronald Rolheiser

Private morality is where all morality takes root

Fr Ronald Rolheiser January 15, 2015

We can never be challenged too strongly with regards to being committed to social justice. A key, non-negotiable summons that comes from Jesus himself is precisely the challenge to reach out to the poor, to the excluded and to those whom society deems expendable. Therefore, the huge, global issues of justice should preoccupy us. Can…

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Why our differences should be understood and appreciated more

Fr Ronald Rolheiser January 8, 2015

‘Different notions about God and different ways of speaking about God do not mean that we’re speaking of a different God’ writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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Opening the gates of life

Fr Ronald Rolheiser January 1, 2015

There is no hell that Christ cannot penetrate, no locked door he cannot go through, writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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Christmas is to be delighted in

Fr Ronald Rolheiser December 25, 2014

‘Christmas is about the monumental challenge to reform our lives’, writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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We need each other to understand God

Fr Ronald Rolheiser December 18, 2014

‘Without recognising that the other too is carrying the divine, we will… be unable to truly release our own Magnificat’ writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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Success should enlarge the soul, not swell the ego

Fr Ronald Rolheiser December 11, 2014

Greatness is somewhat of an intangible writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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The mystery of the Eucharist

Fr Ronald Rolheiser December 4, 2014

‘The Eucharist is a far-reaching mystery with multiple depths and levels of meaning’ writes Fr Ron Rolhesier

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Grounding concepts of the ‘real’ Church

Fr Ronald Rolheiser November 27, 2014

The real Church is ‘a place of conscience and spirit inside a person’, writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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Who’s really to blame for the fall in church attendance?

Fr Ronald Rolheiser November 20, 2014

The drop-off in church attendance is very much our own fault, writes Fr Ron Rolheiser

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The battle between good and evil

Fr Ronald Rolheiser November 13, 2014

Christ teaches us how to ‘triumph over all the powers that oppose God’

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