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I have a weird life. I know that I have written about these things before, but it isn’t without reason. Many things happen in the day of a priest. I have a weird life. Not too long ago, I was … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: January 2015
It sure is easy for me to forget that time is running out. Today’s second reading seems to indicate that Saint Paul encountered Christians with the same forgetful tendency. He reminds the Corinthians that the things of this world are … Continue reading
Thanks, Deacon Dan, for the post. Credit: Pastor Steve Holy Father Dominic, pray for us! The Ten Truths of Moses I All is One. (There is only one thing, One Being. Don’t settle for anything less than … Continue reading
Whom in your life do you identify as a teacher, and why do you identify the person in that way? In today’s Gospel reading, Andrew and another disciple followed Jesus because they recognized Jesus as a teacher. They recognized him … Continue reading
In a priory of nineteen men, you would hear a lot of funny things. At the dinner table, you would have conversations about Aristotle and Kant, or the theology of The Hobbit, or how mom and dad are doing, on … Continue reading
Hello. My name is Brother Andy Opsahl, and I am a Dominican student brother doing an internship here at St. Dominic’s until June. Father Michael Hurley will be absent for the next three weeks due to his leadership role on … Continue reading
Every four years, the Dominican Order has what we call an Elective Chapter. Very much like how our citizenry elects officials, we Dominicans elect all of our officials every four years. However, we do so in the Greek Democratic form. … Continue reading
And behold, the star that they had seen at its rising preceded them, until it came and stopped over the place where the child was. They were overjoyed at seeing the star, and on entering the house they saw the … Continue reading