Lenten Retreat: Talk 6

Each Thursday during Lent the Dominicans in Cork team up with Paving the Way Home to provide a series of lenten talks.

The sixth and last episode of the retreat comes from Fr. Brendan Clifford O.P. and reflects on the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Please go to http://www.pavingthewayhome.com for more information or watch the video on their YouTube channel:

The fiftieth anniversary of Michael Cardinal Browne, O.P.

From the Provincial Archive: This is a photograph of His Eminence Michael Cardinal Browne, O.P., in St Saviour’s Priory, Dublin, in 1967 on the first occasion that he wore the Dominican habit in Ireland subsequent to his elevation to the College of Cardinals in 1962.

His Eminence Michael Cardinal Browne, O.P., in St Saviour’s Priory, Dublin, in 1967

O God, who chose your servant Michael Cardinal Browne
from among your Priests
and endowed him with pontifical dignity
in the apostolic priesthood,
grant, we pray,
that he may also be admitted to their company for ever.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ,
your Son,who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
God, for ever and ever.
Amen.

Lenten Retreat: Talk 5

Each Thursday during Lent the Dominicans in Cork team up with Paving the Way Home to provide a series of lenten talks.

The fifth episode of the lenten retreat comes from Fr. Luuk Jansen O.P. and reflects on the Way of the Cross and the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

Please go to http://www.pavingthewayhome.com for more information or watch the video on their YouTube channel:

Lenten Retreat: Talk 4

Each Thursday during Lent the Dominicans in Cork team up with Paving the Way Home to provide a series of lenten talks.

The fourth episode of the lenten retreat comes from Fr. Louis Hughes O.P. and reflects on the Last Supper during Holy Thursday.

Please go to http://www.pavingthewayhome.com for more information or watch the video on their YouTube channel:

Lenten Retreat: Talk 3

Each Thursday during Lent the Dominicans in Cork team up with Paving the Way Home to provide a series of lenten talks.

The third episode of the lenten retreat comes from Fr. Philip Mulryne O.P. and deals with the subject of grace.

Please go to http://www.pavingthewayhome.com for more information or watch the video on their YouTube channel:

Lenten Retreat: Talk 2

Each Thursday during Lent the Dominicans in Cork team up with Paving the Way Home to provide a series of lenten talks.

Each week the reflection will be given by a different Dominican. The second episode is from Fr. Damian Polly O.P. who reflects on the element of fasting in the context of lent.

Please go to http://www.pavingthewayhome.com for more information or watch the video on their YouTube channel:

Conference on Prayer

Please join us for a Conference on Prayer this Saturday the 27th of February at 3pm.

Key Note Speaker: Spiritual writer and poet, Fr. Paul Murray, OP 

Fr Paul will speak on: The Silence of Mother Teresa: A Lessor in Spiritual Practice. Fr Paul had the privilege of being on occasion a close confidant of Mother Teresa.

Admission free. To book in please click on this link: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/conference-on-prayer-tickets-139071292981 or go to http://www.dominicanscork.ie

Lenten Retreat: Talk 1

Each Thursday during Lent the Dominicans in Cork team up with Paving the Way Home to provide a series of lenten talks.

Each week the reflection will be given by a different Dominican. In this first episode, Fr. Maurice Colgan O.P. explains how we are to discern what God is calling us to this Lent.

Please go to http://www.pavingthewayhome.com for more information or watch the video on their YouTube channel:

33 Days for St Joseph

In response to Pope Francis declaring the Year of St Joseph, the Irish Dominicans are inviting you to join us online as we make a collective consecration to St Joseph, while also asking his intercession for vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life. Please see the the poster below for more information!

Podcast by Fr Conor McDonagh OP

A short while ago Fr Conor participated in a podcast on the blog “Risking Enchantment“:

Often dismissed as ‘the Dark Ages’ of the Church before the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, the Middle Ages was in fact a fascinating era for Christian preaching. Richly textual, highly informed, and even, entertaining, Fr Conor McDonough OP joins us on the podcast to discuss a Dominican perspective on preaching, especially in the Middle Ages, as well as the work of Humbert of Romans in his Treatise on Preaching.

To listen to the podcast please visit the blog.