There is an on-line live Bible Conference conference from Cork this weekend, Saturday the 21st of November 2020.
Among the speakers are Frances Hogan, Prof Séamus O’Connell and Jeff Cavins.
This is a FREE event. To register please go to www.dominicanscork.ie and follow the link.
An obituary and bibliography of the late Fr Hugh Fenning, O.P., S.T.M., has been published by Archivium Hibernicum, the journal of the Catholic Historical Society of Ireland, to which the late Fr Hugh contributed for more than fifty years.
(† 25 July 2018)
Yesterday we received four brothers into our noviciate when they received the Dominican habit. Today the brothers who spend a year in our Noviciate have made their First Profession to continue to the next step in their lives as as Dominicans.
They will now go to Dublin to start their studies in our Studium, which is in St. Saviour’s priory. They will study philosophy and theology for the next few years and, with the help of God, and subsequently to be ordained priests.
Please keep our brothers who have joined the Order yesterday and the three brothers who have now made profession into the Order in your prayers.
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross is the traditional day that the new noviciate starts and the new novices receive their Dominican habit. This year four men joined the noviciate and received the habit during the 11 o’clock Mass.
Please keep our novices (and those discerning a vocation) in your prayers, that the Lord might continue to bless them and give them the graces that they require to perceive His call and to keep following it!
Ignite 2020 is a free online Catholic Evangelisation conference taking place on the Pentecost weekend, Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st May, to inspire, educate, and motivate all who attend to realise the beauty and depth of the Catholic faith, to live it to the full and to become true disciples who witness to the joy of their lived faith in their daily lives, helping others to come to know Jesus Christ.
This conference will help create a vision for how Catholics in Ireland can help renew the faith and help the Church through the current crisis.
Don’t miss out on all that our great speakers will have to share with us. For more information and to make your free booking go to www.domiminicanscork.ie.
Even though churches are open for private prayer in most places, public Masses are still not permitted. As such various Dominican churches in the province make their Mass available through a live stream.
After St. Mary’s in Cork recently started using Youtube Live to stream various events from the church, Newbridge College now also has to same system installed. The live streams and schedules can be found on their respective websites, but also on the Dominican Youtube channel.
Please check with your local church if they broadcast their services or check the list below with Dominican churches with a live stream:
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross is the traditional day in which new novices in the Irish Province of the Dominicans receive their habit and start their noviciate year.
Last year, on the 14th of September, four novices received their habit to start their noviciate year. Please find below a video of the event.
Bro Chris Gault OP is a Dominican Brother studying philosophy in NUI Maynooth. But since the college is closed, he answered the call to return for a while to his former career as a doctor in Belfast to help cope with the Coronavirus pandemic.
Over eight hundred years Dominicans have always reached out to the sick and suffering. Bro Chris follows in the footsteps of great Saints like St. Dominic, St Catherine, St Martin the Porres and St. Vincent Ferrer. We pray for bro Chris for his ministry at this time and for all those who are sick and suffering especially during this pandemic.
As church services continue to be restricted following them online through a live stream is an option to participate with our Dominican Communities.
Some of our communities also live stream apart from the Mass of the Lord Supper, the Passion of Our Lord and the Easter Masses also Tenebrae (morning prayer with the office of reading) during the three days of the Sacred Triduum and sometimes the stations of the Cross on Friday.
For more information on the times and if any services are live streamed, please contact your local priory or visit their websites.
Some who do have a live stream are:
St. Mary’s Cork
Tenebrae @11am each morning during the Triduum
The Mass of the Lord’s Supper @8pm Holy Thursday
The Passion of Our Lord @3pm on Good Friday + Stations of the Cross
Easter Sunday Mass @12:30pm on Easter Sunday
http://www.dominicanscork.ie
St. Mary’s Tallaght
Tenebrae (Morning Prayer + Readings) 9.30am each morning
Mass of the Lord’s Supper, Holy Thursday
(6pm – Spanish, 8pm – English)
Ceremonies of the Lord’s Passion (3pm English, 6pm Spanish)
Station of the Cross (8pm – English + Polish)
Easter Vigil + Mass of Easter (6pm Spanish, 9pm English)
Easter Sunday Mass ( 11.15am English, 3pm Spanish, 4:30 Polish)
http://www.stmarys-tallaght.ie/
St. Saviour’s Dublin
The Mass of the Lord’s Supper @8pm on Holy Thursday
Easter Vigil @ 9pm
Solemn Easter Sunday Mass @11am
(through Facebook live)
Most of the books in the late Fr Hugh Fenning’s office have been catalogued. Attention is now centred on his extensive collection of pamphlets, offprints, and booklets on Dominican, Franciscan, and Augustinian history.
Over the years, Fr Hugh had the material bound in volumes with his “H.F.” on the spines. The largest collection, the green volumes, relates to Irish Dominican material. Augustinian material was bound in red and Franciscan material in brown.
As a precaution and in light of HSE advice, the librarian is working from home.
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