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Year of Consecrated Life 2014-2015
Today marks the beginning of the Year of Consecrated Life! This is an opportunity for us all in the Church
First Sunday of Advent – Down to Earth
Readings: Isaiah 63:14-64:8, 1 Corinthians 1:3-9, Mark 13:33-37. The readings today speak of patience, of holding fast in the certain hope
Christ the King 2014
Here is the text of the sermon I preached on Christ the King (Sunday 23rd November) at Corpus Christi College,
Dominican priories: Lille, France
The arrival of Dominican friars in the city of Lille in the North of France dates from 1224 and the
O how glorious is the kingdom…
Today is the Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, which falls on the last Sunday before
Our Father: Musical Settings of the Lord’s Prayer
To round off our commentary on the Our Father, we come to the ways it has been set to music.
“Assisted Dying” Bill – Is it really democractic?
As I write, Lord Falconer’s “Assisted Dying” Bill is currently scheduled to be debated in the House of Lords this
Dominican priories: Zwolle, The Netherlands
The Dominicans arrived in Zwolle in 1465 as part of the newly established 'Congregatio Hollandiae' (1464-1517). The 'Congregatio Hollandiae' was
Our Father: Doxology: For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and for ever. Amen.
Doxology” comes from the Greek words “Doxa” and “Logos” which mean “Glory” and “Word”. Doxology is thus a word of
Remembering fr Cornelius Ernst OP
Fr Cornelius Ernst’s early death in 1977, aged just fifty-three, cut short a theological career of great promise and significant
The Lord’s Prayer: ‘And lead us not into temptation’.
'The Temptations of Christ' 12th Century mosaic in St Mark's Basilica, Venice,
Remembering fr Clifford Bertrand Pike OP
During the month of November we remember and pray for the dead. This year, as in previous years we shall