Quodlibets
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Quodlibet 14 – Gender in God talk.
I've a heard a friend who did a Theology degree refer, a number of times, to the Holy Spirit as
Quodlibet 13 – Salvation and Hell
QuestionIf the saved know that some of their loved ones are damned how is it that they can have perfect
Quodlibet 12 – How much do Dominicans study?
People who know only a few things about the Dominicans are likely to know that the Order places greater importance
Quodlibet 11 : Stages of Dominican Formation
I was wondering if you could go over the stages of becoming a Dominican priest - from the clothing onwards.
Quodlibets – ask us more questions!
Our regular readers will know that we sometimes have posts labeled 'quodlibet' The quodlibet, roughly meaning whatever it pleases, was a
Quodlibet 10 : The seal of the confessional
Is it true to say that even if a priest knows through confession that he is clearly dealing with a
Quodlibet 9: Call no one on earth your father
I attended a social function recently. I noticed that some attendees addressed the Catholic priest as 'Mr'. They
Quodlibet 8 – Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us
"How, exactly, do we forgive others? We can say the words, but what if we simply cannot? How is forcing
Quodlibet 7: Is priesthood a higher, better, more spiritual calling than marriage?
Essentially it is not good to start considering the sacraments in terms of a hierarchical order: each of them has
Quodlibet 6 – Vows and Sacraments
'Why is religious profession a sacramental and not a Sacrament? Similarly, a priest is eternally a priest
Quodlibet 5 – Search for God
Question:Many people sincerely search for God. The multiplicity of religious beliefs as well as agnosticism and atheism indicate that the
Quodlibet 4 – Baptism of Infants
Lent is begining tomorrow. It has always been a special time for those preparing to receive baptism. Br. David Rocks