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Second Sunday of Lent: Glory is not without sacrifice
What are you willing to do for glory? Abraham is commanded to bind his only son, Isaac, and to offer him
First Saturday in Lent: The rain it raineth on the just
The rain it raineth on the just And also on the unjust fella; But chiefly on the just, because The unjust steals the
The Third Station: Jesus falls the first time
In this video Br Jean-Baptiste offers a reflection on the Third Station of the Cross: Jesus falls the first time. Br Jean-Baptiste
Consecrated Life: Contemplation
It might seem that contemplation is reserved only for a few people who are chosen by God according to his
A Tale of Rowan Williams, Dostoyevsky, Franzen and Freedom
One of the great privileges of living in Oxford is the richness of the cultural life that is going on
First Tuesday of Lent: Innovation
The Apple corporation recently earned record profits from its sales of Smart Phones, iPads, Computers and through its business decisions. In
Contemplation and Action: Mary and Martha
Dominicans are useful ‘amphibians’. We seek God as contemplatives, living lives of prayer and study, but only because we have
First Sunday of Lent: Flourishing in the desert
Pope Benedict, reflecting on today’s readings, which include Mark’s account of Christ’s temptation in the wilderness, says that “the image
Saturday after Ash Wednesday
The call of God demands a change of life. Are we willing to accept this demanding invitation? (The Gospel of the
The First Station: Jesus is condemned to death
In this video Br Matthew suggests we adopt a 'double vision' as we walk the Stations of the Cross: Jesus is
Consecrated Life and the Universal Call to Holiness
In this Year for Consecrated Life, the Dominican student brothers on Godzdogz will share our perspective on the consecrated life –
Ash Wednesday 2015
“Remember man that thou art dust and to dust thou shalt return.” With these words the priest imposes ash upon our