Dominican Brother Sebastian Condon says the preacher’s task is to teach the timeless truth anew
Preacher's role: Our preaching task is to make that truth actual, striking, appealing. PREACHING Practice – the weekly highlight of ...
Preacher's role: Our preaching task is to make that truth actual, striking, appealing. PREACHING Practice – the weekly highlight of ...
Dominican Father Matthew Boland: “You’ll find the answer to these questions in scripture, although they are not ones most of ...
Lion King: “Hakuna Matata – it means no worries for the rest of your days.” I THOUGHT it was just ...
Following Christ: “Our lot, my brothers and sisters, is the lot of the disciples in Matthew’s Gospel – to set out ...
Seeking God: “We pray in common multiple times every day and, come the moment during lauds or vespers when extempore ...
Helping others: “At the very beginning of the Rite of Profession, having thrown ourselves prostrate, cruciform on the floor – ...
First profession: Br Sebastian Condon kneels in front of Dominican provincial Fr Anthony Walsh during Br Condon’s first profession of ...
Helping others: “The preacher is not going to be too anxious about the state of his own soul, because his ...
Homilist: Dominican Father Matthew Boland gives the homily at the Mass in Our Lady of Graces Church, Carina, celebrating the ...
POPE Francis praised Singapore and its citizens for their hard work and ingenuity, but he urged them to be mindful...
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