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Quote by Richard Rohr

“When we can see the image of God where we don't want to see the image of God, then we see with eyes not our own.”

Quote by Richard Rohr

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Richard Rohr is an American theologian, writer, and priest, born in 1943. He is known for his profound insights into Christian spirituality and his critical thinking about contemporary society. more

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