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Homilies
"Word to Life" - March 12, 2010
Dominican Preaching on Sirius XM Radio
Posted by Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P. on March 12, 2010
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Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's "Return of the Prodigal Son" (1667-70); National Gallery of Art, Washington
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Joining me on today's program to discuss the readings for Laetare Sunday were: Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P., who serves the University Parish of St. Joseph in Greenwich Village; Deacon Corey Campeaux, a seminarian for the Diocese of Lafayette completing his priestly formation at Theological… » More
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo's "Return of the Prodigal Son" (1667-70); National Gallery of Art, Washington
Click above to hear this week's edition of "Word to Life."
Joining me on today's program to discuss the readings for Laetare Sunday were: Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P., who serves the University Parish of St. Joseph in Greenwich Village; Deacon Corey Campeaux, a seminarian for the Diocese of Lafayette completing his priestly formation at Theological… » More
Liturgy & Saints
"Rejoice, Jerusalem!"
An Article by Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P.
Posted by Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P. on March 11, 2010
Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P., is professor of liturgy, homiletics and spirituality at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (The Angelicum). This article, was published on March 10th, in the English of L'Osservatore Romano and is reprinted below with permission.
Rejoice, Jerusalem!
It may seem incongruous, but on March 14, the Fourth… » More
Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P., is professor of liturgy, homiletics and spirituality at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (The Angelicum). This article, was published on March 10th, in the English of L'Osservatore Romano and is reprinted below with permission.
Rejoice, Jerusalem!
It may seem incongruous, but on March 14, the Fourth… » More
Second Sunday of Lent—Year C
JM + JD
Posted by Fr. Brian Mulcahy, O.P. on February 27, 2010
They were tired. They were anxious. They were headed for Jerusalem. And the Master had said that it was in Jerusalem that He would be handed over to evil men to be put to death, but that on the third day, He would rise again...whatever that meant. And the Lord Jesus knew what was in their hearts. He knew what they had had to bear over… » More
Prayer & Spirituality
First Sunday of Lent
JM + JD
Posted by Fr. Brian Mulcahy, O.P. on February 24, 2010
The Temptation of Christ in the Desert
At the start of every Lenten Season, on the First Sunday of Lent, the Church, in her wisdom, always gives us the account of our Lord's Temptation in the Desert for our consideration and reflection. The temptations that Christ suffered in the desert for forty days at the start of His public ministry were not His first temptations, nor would they be… » More
The Temptation of Christ in the Desert
"Word to Life" - February 19, 2010
Dominican Preaching on Sirius XM Radio
Posted by Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P. on February 19, 2010
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Tintoretto's "The Temptation of Christ" (1579-81); Scuola Grande di San Rocco, Venice
Click above to hear this week's edition of "Word to Life."
Joining me on today's program to discuss the readings for the First Sunday of Lent were Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P., who serves at the University Parish of St. Joseph in Greenwich Village, and Br. Ezra Sullivan, O.P., one of four newly ordained deacons at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington,… » More
Liturgy & Saints
Pope Benedict Begins Lent
Receives Ashes at Santa Sabina
Posted by Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P. on February 17, 2010
According to ancient tradition, the Pope travels on Ash Wednesday across Rome to the Aventine Hill, to observe the beginning of Lent in the Dominican Basilica of Santa Sabina. This explains why you see so many Dominican Friars in the video above, including our own Fr. Benedict Croell, O.P., who is completing graduate studies at the Angelicum University.… » More
According to ancient tradition, the Pope travels on Ash Wednesday across Rome to the Aventine Hill, to observe the beginning of Lent in the Dominican Basilica of Santa Sabina. This explains why you see so many Dominican Friars in the video above, including our own Fr. Benedict Croell, O.P., who is completing graduate studies at the Angelicum University.… » More
Prayer & Spirituality
"Family Life and Lent"
An Article by Michael Monshau, O.P.
Posted by Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P. on February 13, 2010
Caravaggio's "Madonna del Rosario" (1607); Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
The following article by Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P., a professor of Liturgy, Homiletics and Spirituality at the Pontifical University of St Thomas Aquinas (the Angelicum) in Rome, was published in the February 10th English edition of L'Osservatore Romano. It is reprinted here with permission.
Family Life and Lent
by Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P.… » More
Caravaggio's "Madonna del Rosario" (1607); Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
The following article by Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P., a professor of Liturgy, Homiletics and Spirituality at the Pontifical University of St Thomas Aquinas (the Angelicum) in Rome, was published in the February 10th English edition of L'Osservatore Romano. It is reprinted here with permission.
Family Life and Lent
by Fr. Michael Monshau, O.P.… » More
Prayer & Spirituality
“Twenty Four Hours of Confession”
Dominicans participate in New York City initiative
Posted by Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P. on February 23, 2009
The Cathedral of St. Patrick Young Adults group in New York City is doing its part to renew practice of the Sacrament of Penance. On March 6-7, it is hosting "Twenty Four Hours of Confession" in over 20 Manhattan parishes. Not every parish participating will be open for the entire 24-hour period, but collectively, from 7:00 AM Friday to 7:00 AM Saturday,… » More
The Cathedral of St. Patrick Young Adults group in New York City is doing its part to renew practice of the Sacrament of Penance. On March 6-7, it is hosting "Twenty Four Hours of Confession" in over 20 Manhattan parishes. Not every parish participating will be open for the entire 24-hour period, but collectively, from 7:00 AM Friday to 7:00 AM Saturday,… » More
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US Open Umpire Makes a Call to Sirius XM Radio
Fr. Paul Arinze serves as a Tennis Umpire
All the Friar Bloggers
Homily for Simple Profession 2011
By The Dominican Friars on August 16, 2011
For more photos of our friars, please check out the Blog of the Director of Vocations.
On August 15, 2011, the Solemnity of the Assumption, Fr. John… » More
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Sirius XM Radio, September 30, 2011
By Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P. on October 01, 2011
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In this episode of Word to Life, Fr. Gabriel Gillen, O.P. and Fr. Bruno Shah discuss the readings for the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time and are… » MoreMore Word to Life »
Medical Meet and Greet
By Fr. Jordan Kelly, O.P. on July 15, 2011
The Dominican Friars Healthcare Ministry of New York is hosting a gathering of medical students, residents and medical professionals at the Church of… » More
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New Issue of The Trumpet
By Fr. Dominic Izzo, O.P. on June 03, 2011
Download the latest issue of The Trumpet. In this issue, there is an interview of Br. Ignatius Perkins, O.P., a reflection by Fr. Joseph J. Guido, O.P.,… » More
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Twenty-Eighth Sunday of the Year (Year A)
By The Dominican Friars on October 05, 2011
Each week, a Dominican member of the Provincial Preaching Advisory board prepares this Preacher's Sketchbook in anticipation of the upcoming Sunday Mass. … » More
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