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	2012 December 2012decembernewsletter.pdf Centering Prayer & Resting in God by Fr. Thomas Keating Centering Prayer moves us toward the deepest level of relationship and intimacy with God described in Matthew 6:...
	2012 June 2012juneconewsletter.pdf The Seven Stages of Centering Prayer, Fr. Thomas Keating The essence of Centering Prayer is consenting to God’s presence and action within. The seven stages of Centering...
	2011 December 2011decembernewsletter.pdf Simplicity, Fr. Thomas Keating Simplicity is the integration and unification of human capacities. Our Lady of the Sign, Gail Fitzpatrick-Hopler...
	2011 June 2011junenewsletter.pdf Consenting to the Divine Presence Fr. Thomas Keating We began teaching Centering Prayer using the sacred word as the symbol of consent to God’s presence and action because most...
	2010 December 2010decembernews-web.pdf The Mystery of the Trinity Fr. Thomas Keating Centering Prayer comes out of the life of God moving within us. We may first have experienced this movement as a...
	2010 June 2010junenewsletter.pdf Seekers of Ultimate Mystery Fr. Thomas Keating Many paths lead to the Source. Some call this Source the Absolute, the One God, the Holy Trinity, Brahman, Great Spirit, ...
	2009 December 2009_december_web.pdf Sarah's Advice by Fr. Thomas Keating There were many events or situations along the way that have made a significant difference in my life. I’ll offer one special...
	2009 June june2009newsletter.pdf Unity in Contemplation by Fr. Thomas Keating In describing the functioning of the Mystical Body of Christ, Saint Paul writes that everyone has a special role to play...
	2008-2009 Winter 2008_december.pdf The Crescendo of Violence by Fr. Thomas Keating The only fully adequate alternative to utmost violence is utmost charity: the practice of mutual love in personal...
	2008 Summer conewsletterjune2008.pdf The Four You's by Fr. Thomas Keating Let us tune into the level of our being that is more us than we normally perceive ourselves to be. A series of questions might...

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