Award-winning author and pastor Greg Paul, inspires us with a vision for finding our way back to the good news of our faith.

Dr. Ray Aldred, a status Cree Indian and Director of the Indigenous Studies, shares how Nouwen's words have helped him and other indigenous people in their quest for healing -  shifting from an identity of shame to a heritage of dignity.

In Part Three of Henri Nouwen at the Crystal Cathedral in 1992, Henri teaches us about the three disciplines which can help us open a space within to hear God speaking to us.

Award-winning author Robert Ellsberg shares about his new book "A Living Gospel" and challenges our idea of what it means to be holy, even saintly, in this very day and age.

Sister Sue Mosteller gives insight into the life of her good friend Henri Nouwen and the wonderful book he wrote about Adam.

In Part One of Henri Nouwen at the Crystal Cathedral in 1992, Henri addresses the central questions – Who am I? Am I - what I have, what I do, or, what others say about me?

Best-selling author Anne Lamott champions radical hope in the face of the unprecedented challenges brought on by COVID-19.

From a spiritual retreat led by Sister Sue Mosteller and Joe Egan, it features two talks inspired by Nouwen’s meditations on the depth of God's compassion to welcome us home.

Featuring author and activist - Shane Claiborne, who talks about Nouwen's concept of the Wounded Healer and downward mobility, to his new book "Executing Grace."

Sister Sue Mosteller gives a meditation inspired by Henri Nouwen’s "Return of the Prodigal Son" on the depth of God’s compassion to welcome us home.

In this two part Now & Then podcast, we feature Sean Mulrooney's morning and afternoon session at the one day Lenten retreat "Alone in the Desert."  Themes Include: Loneliness & Brokenness

In this four part interview series, Sister Sue Mosteller discusses how Henri taught a father to bless his son, talks about the unique relationship that he had with Adam, gives insight into Henri's breakdown, and shares what it was like to have him as a friend.

Former managing editor of The Catholic Worker and publisher of Orbis books, Robert Ellsberg shares what it was like to work closely with Henri Nouwen in his last years.

In this interview, Ron Rolheiser discusses the incredible influence Henri Nouwen's writing as 'a spiritual master' has had on his own writing, Henri's challenge to find a home and struggle with downward mobility, and so much more.