Richard Rohr and The Universal Christ (Part 1)

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The Liturgists

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 24 March 2019

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Hillary McBride, William Matthews, Science Mike, and Michael Gungor talk with Richard Rohr about The Universal Christ--Fr. Rohr’s latest book. You can learn more about the book here. You can get the audiobook for The Universal Christ for free using our Audible affiliate link. Learn more here.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, Michael Gunger here.
0:03.9	It's time to smike.
0:06.1	And this is a special episode.
0:09.1	We don't go on location for many episodes.
0:13.0	There are a few people in the world like Richard Roar that we're like, all right, we'll
0:18.4	get on a plane, fine.
0:19.7	Almost everyone were like, when are you going to be in Los Angeles?
0:23.3	Yes, exactly.
0:25.8	We had a chance for all four of us to fly to Albuquerque, New Mexico.
0:30.1	Woohoo!
0:31.1	We waited the old restaurants of the year nominee PF Changs.
0:35.8	Oh, there it goes.
0:39.0	It was really good.
0:40.0	It was one of the best PF Changs I've ever had.
0:42.0	When I saw it that it was nominated for restaurant of the year, I was like, come on Albuquerque,
0:45.3	I love you.
0:46.3	You got to do better for yourself.
0:48.5	But anyway, all four of us went to the CAC and got to sit down for a couple hours with
0:54.9	this amazing legendary man, Richard Roar.
0:58.9	Why is it do you think that our audience resonates so much with Richard Roar Mike?
1:02.8	I mean, he's obviously a favorite.
1:05.0	Anytime we put something on with him, people are like, yes, Richard Roar, what is it?
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