On Ash Wednesday, we launched a public contest called Dominican Madness. Using the bracket framework of March Madness, we shared stories, photos, and biographical info about 32 members of the Dominican family. Sisters, staff, and the public voted for their favorites...
Throughout Lent, the Dominican Sisters of Hope are deepening our knowledge about the Dominican Family, and inviting others to join us, with a public contest called Dominican Madness. Using the bracket framework of March Madness, we share stories, photos, and...
It was the path Jesus embarked upon and it is the path that we too must embrace as we enter into these final days of Lent. I’m sure many of you remember Paul DiBacco. Paul was a faithful member of St. Brendan, a member of the Liturgy Committee and did much good in the...
On Holy Thursday, when Jesus said, This is my body, was he referring only to the ordinary bread on the ordinary table in front of him? Father Richard Rohr, in his book The Universal Christ, believes that Jesus “was … speaking about the whole universe, about every...
While we may acknowledge a need and desire for prayer within ourselves, sometimes, praying itself is a challenge. Finding the time and space –let alone quiet– can be a task in itself, not to mention cultivating focus and connection. “There is no bad...
Good Friday is a unique time for us to draw closer to God, in both Jesus’s human suffering and God’s infinite mercy. We invite you to use the three reflections and accompanying music/poetry below to grow deeper in holiness today.
