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Meditation · Contemplative Outreach · 2020Centering Prayer at Folsom Prison
23 min
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A twenty-minute sit led by Keating, recorded with the men at Folsom Prison.

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Centering Prayer · Trappist

Thomas Keating

American Trappist priest and abbot (1923–2018), one of the principal developers of Centering Prayer, the contemplative method that came out of St Joseph's Abbey in Spencer, Massachusetts and spread through the network he helped found.

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