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Up Close with Abbot Thomas Keating

Posted on 3 September 2013 by Marc of Contemplative Pathways

The following two-part video contains a rare interview where Abbot Thomas Keating talks about his personal background and the mystical transformation he went through prior to entering the religious life. The interview covers many other things that relate to … Continue reading →

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