Being Salt & Light

Fr. Richard Rohr & CAC
Saturday, January 3, 2026
Week Fifty-Three Summary
December 28, 2025 – January 2, 2026

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Summary: Being Salt and Light

Sunday
Christ is the light that allows people to see things in their fullness. The precise and intended effect of such a light is to see Christ everywhere else. —Richard Rohr

Monday
This then is our walk: How can I learn to be healed from what hinders me from being ever more habitually established in the divine light that shines, transcends, and utterly permeates the broken edges of my life? —James Finley

Tuesday
Salt and light look different on the surface, but they both fulfill their powerful natures by giving away or losing themselves. Being salt and light reminds us that no matter how broken or broken-hearted by the world’s suffering, we are love and are most ourselves when giving ourselves away. —Carmen Acevedo Butcher

Wednesday
It’s so rare to find ourselves trusting—not in the systems and -isms of this world—but standing at a place where we offer our bit of salt, leaven, and light. —Richard Rohr

Thursday
Your one little grain of salt can help with something someone else’s grain can’t. And when all the grains get mixed and sprinkled together, preserving and flavoring and helping others flourish occurs everywhere. —Margaret Feinberg

Friday
For every person in your community who is marginalized, who has been abandoned, who has been rejected, the invitation is to be salt and light. Salt, which both gives flavor and preserves, and light, which always shines brightest in the darkness. —Carlos Rodríguez