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This month, Sinéad speaks with Fr. Valerian from the Fr. Peyton Centre about the retreats they run for school children and to Fr. Benedict McGlinchey, vocations director of the Dominican Friars in Ireland. L'articolo E14 | Catholic Mothers: Family Matters with Sinéad Strong – Fr. Valerian – Fr. Benedict McGlinchey proviene da Radio Maria.

Harry Broad reviews Preachers, Pastors, Prophets: The Dominican Friars of Aotearoa New Zealand by Susannah Grant published by Otago University Press

Following the success of The Hillbilly Thomists' fourth album, Marigold—which soared to number 2 on Billboard's #Bluegrass Chart—Fr. Jonah Teller, O.P., joins Deacon Mike Beauvais on RED-C Roundup to delve into the band's journey, the intersection of #faith and #music, and the unexpected ways their Dominican spirituality resonates through bluegrass. Fr. Jonah shares his inspiring journey from a cradle Catholic upbringing in Cincinnati to joining the Dominican Order, where his love for music found an unexpected outlet. The conversation delves into the unique fusion of Dominican spirituality and bluegrass music, exploring how Fr. Jonah and his fellow friars use their talents to evangelize and spread joy through their art. Fr. Jonah offers insights into the Dominican way of life, the significance of art in faith, and the surprising success of their music, which has charted on Billboard's Bluegrass Charts. This episode is a testament to how faith and creativity can intersect to create something truly beautiful and impactful. #CatholicPodcast #BluegrassMusic #CatholicFaith #ChristianMusic  #ReligiousLife  #BillboardCharts #Vocations Check out our YouTube page to see great RED-C Apostolate content!   Visit redcradio.org or download our RED-C Radio App to access our live radio, listen to all of our podcasts, and find additional information and resources related to our Catholic faith. And if you want to support The RED-C Apostolate and all that we do, please consider making a recurring or one-time donation (https://redcradio.org/donate). You can also subscribe to our email list at https://redcradio.org/subscribe. May God bless you and all your loved ones!   Listen to Marigold on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mt1nX0s1sIUN3MptDTvzzNgEcBb6h5gk0&si=PkZ3tI5HoyYut7s5   https://linktr.ee/redcapostolate https://instagram.com/redcradio https://www.facebook.com/redcradio/

In this episode, Bobby and Khalil are joined by special guest, Fr. Simon Teller, from the rising bluegrass band, The Hillbilly Thomists. The Hillbilly Thomists are a group of Dominican Friars that formed together to spread the word of God and connect with others through string band music that's characterized by its use of un-amplified acoustic instruments, free improvisation, and close, high-pitched harmonies. The guys dive into the band's origin, how it's received, and why these men have chosen to use music as a conduit for faith! Background on Fr. Simon Teller: Fr. Simon Teller grew up in Cincinnati, OH as the third of seven children. His family attends St. Gertrude Parish, where he first encountered the Dominican Order. Fr. Simon entered the order after graduating from the University of Dallas with a degree in English. “I was attracted to the Order by the friars' life of study, brotherhood, prayer, and preaching, and by the joy that the friars shared in living out their vocation." Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:15 Fr. Simon joins the podcast! 03:20 Who are the Hillbilly Thomists? 09:05 How do you fit in touring as priests? 10:55 Where did the name Hillbilly Thomists come from? 18:38 What about country/bluegrass music that lends itself to the Catholic faith? 21:30 We have to break into the culture! 26:10 How are you received at the different venues you play at? 29:10 Reaching the younger generation 33:20 Preaching as a Dominican Friar 37:30 How do you feel St. Thomas Aquinas can be relevant to people today? 49:18 Have you ever played the "Devil went down to Georgia?" 55:00 Where can you find the Hillbilly Thomists online? 56:30 Closing Prayer #purposelycatholic

Started in 1986, the Pro Fidelitate et Virtue Award is conferred each year at the Institute on Religious Life's National Meeting to someone who has been outstanding in the support and promotion of authentic religious life. Today's episode is honoring our 2022 award recipient, Fr. Brian Mullady, of the Dominican Friars, Province of the Most Holy Name of Jesus in Oakland California.  Fr. Mullady is a mission preacher and retreat master for the Western Dominican Province. He has had twelve series on Mother Angelica's EWTN television network. He is the author of four books and numerous articles and writes the Answer column in Homiletic and Pastoral Review.  He is also designated as an official Missionary of Mercy by Pope Francis for the Year of Mercy. Today's episode is a recording of his talk from the 2016 National Meeting entitled, “Reawakening Our Consciences Through the Works of Mercy”. We hope you enjoy! Episode: https://instituteonreligiouslife.podbean.com/e/14-fr-brian-mullady-op-2022-pro-fidelitate-et-virtute-award-recipient/ Podcast: https://instituteonreligiouslife.podbean.com

Back by popular demand: Dorothy Sayer's play, "The Man Born to be King" The Dominican brothers perform a radio play written by the acclaimed British mystery writer Dorothy Sayers, author of the Lord Peter Wimsey novels.  Fourteen Dominican brothers participated in this effort.  We perform the first two scenes in her radio play, in the court of King Herod when the kings tell of their journey to find the messiah, and in the shepherd's home when the three kings visit Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

With Nick back and Tim relieved not to be holding the fort alone, this episode begins with something different - a discussion about the anointing of the sick - and ends with something equally out of the ordinary - a joke that Nick really should have heard before. And if that wasn't enough right in the middle, Nick and Tim settle a matter playing rock, paper, scissors. Intrigued? Have a listen. Here is the music they played as well as the lyrics to the hymn from Glenstal Tim sang. 1. There is a Balm in Gilead sung by Jessye Norman and Kathleen Battle from the album Spirituals in Concert (Kathleen Battle Edition, Vol. 10) 2. The Communion Antiphon for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Amen Dico Vobis, Sung by the Dominican Friars. 3. Our Help is in the Name of the Lord from the Hillbilly Thomists 4. Tallis: Spem in Alium - 1. Spem in Alium from the album Spem in Alium - The Tallis Scholars Sing Thomas Tallis 5. Sunctus (sung live!) 6. Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9: IV. Sanctus from the album Fauré: Requiem, Op. 48 - Duruflé: Requiem, Op. 9 7. The Hymn at Nightfall from the album Vision of Peace: Monks of Ampleforth Abbey 8. Compline hymn from Glenstal (sung live!) 9. Salve Regina : Glissade dans la neige from the album Le grand silence (Bande originale du film) Compline Hymn: As shadows fall and daylight dies, Renew your gift of peace. Be with us as we close our eyes, Let all our troubles cease. Though we may sleep, stay in our hearts Keep your love there ablaze. When darkness of the night departs We'll rise to sing your praise. Watch over us that as we sleep, Our purpose stay aflame. Let angels all-night vigil keep To guard us in your name. To you be glory, God of rest, And glory to your Son, To you be glory, Spirit blest, The Holy Three in One. Amen

Today is the first of our collaborative BREAKING OPEN THE WORD with the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Albert the Great (the same province as Fr. Brian on our team). Periodically they will share the reflection with us on Sundays.CLICK HERE for the video to this reflectionGOSPELMatthew 23: 1-12A Warning Against Hypocrisy23 Then Jesus said to the crowds and to his disciples: 2 “The teachers of the law and the Pharisees sit in Moses' seat. 3 So you must be careful to do everything they tell you. But do not do what they do, for they do not practice what they preach. 4 They tie up heavy, cumbersome loads and put them on other people's shoulders, but they themselves are not willing to lift a finger to move them.5 “Everything they do is done for people to see: They make their phylacteries[a] wide and the tassels on their garments long; 6 they love the place of honor at banquets and the most important seats in the synagogues; 7 they love to be greeted with respect in the marketplaces and to be called ‘Rabbi' by others.8 “But you are not to be called ‘Rabbi,' for you have one Teacher, and you are all brothers. 9 And do not call anyone on earth ‘father,' for you have one Father, and he is in heaven. 10 Nor are you to be called instructors, for you have one Instructor, the Messiah. 11 The greatest among you will be your servant. 12 For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.

Ever found yourself chasing life's shiny illusions - the allure of money, power, sex, drugs, and alcohol? Join me, your host David, as I strip back the layers of these counterfeit pursuits and illuminate the enduring solace found in faith. Brace yourself for a raw, enlightening conversation that may just inspire you to let go of the fleeting pleasures of life's counterfeits and embrace the lasting satisfaction of true faith and a real happiness Key Points from the Episode:Listen in as I recount the profound impact of Father Deo  Rosales and Father Winthrop Brainard, who guided me through my baptism, First Holy Communion, and confirmation. A painful breakup was the catalyst for my search for solid ground and for the love of Our Lord Jesus Christ, leading me to the hallowed halls of St. Patrick's Catholic Parish and the wisdom of the Dominican Friars. Allow me to share how confession, Holy Mass, and teaching CCD to high schoolers nurtured my spiritual growth and laid the foundation stones for a happy life.The second half of our journey takes a closer look at the pivotal role of the Dominican Friars in my spiritual evolution. Discover how the power of prayer, particularly for men, is underscored by the That Man Is You group at St. Patrick's, ensuring men are not left adrift on their faith journey. Thank you for the 20 years at St. Pats!Other resources: More goodnessGet your FREE Academy Review here!Get our top book recommendations listGet new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easilyWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!

Today, Fr. Francis Orozco, the Master of Novices at the Dominican Friars Province of St. Marin De Porres, shares his duties as a Master of Novices. He shares with us how men begin to explore Dominican life and begin to discern if religious life is for them. Once a man decides to join the Dominican Friars, they must apply, submit their application, and eventually meet Fr. Orozco to begin their formation. Guest Links: Fr. Fracis J Orozco O.P.Master of Noviceshttps://www.opsouth.org/

Alyssa Murphy talks with The Hillbilly Thomists, Dominican Friars that are combining Catholic theology with bluegrass music.

Alyssa Murphy talks with The Hillbilly Thomists, Dominican Friars that are combining Catholic theology with bluegrass music.

Alyssa Murphy talks with The Hillbilly Thomists, Dominican Friars that are combining Catholic theology with bluegrass music.

Alyssa Murphy talks with The Hillbilly Thomists, Dominican Friars that are combining Catholic theology with bluegrass music.

Alyssa Murphy talks with The Hillbilly Thomists, Dominican Friars that are combining Catholic theology with bluegrass music.

Fr. Leo Camurati of the Order of Preachers, or, Dominicans, is the Chaplain and Mathematics and Physics Teacher at the Montfort Academy! Fr. Leo tells us his vocation story as only he can, blending his quick wit and humor with a profound intellectual and spiritual depth. We give thanks to God for the presence of the Dominican Friars in this Archdiocese, especially Fr. Leo! Please like, subscribe to, and pray for this podcast! Share it with your friends and ask them (if they are young, unmarried men, of course!) if they have considered how God is calling them to serve His Church!

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Fr. Gregory Pine, Fr. Patrick Briscoe, and Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk discuss how to prepare well for a conference, and how to live well beyond it, recounting some of their own favorite SEEK memories along the way. Godsplaining is a podcast hosted by the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph, featuring contemplative preachers and their contemporary age. Considering topics philosophical, theological, cultural, and beyond, Godsplaining presents ideas from the Church's tradition and brings them to bear on our lives' most urgent questions. For more content from these Friars, visit godsplaining.org.The SEEK22 Podcast is brought to you by FOCUS –the Fellowship of Catholic University Students. If you're new around here, SEEK22 is a multi-day Catholic conference, broadcasted live to your community. This February, come together with your friends, family, fellow students, parishioners, and coworkers to seek the Source of all your heart's desires and find new ways to live and share the Gospel in your daily life. Happening wherever you are, February 4-6, 2022. To register, go to seek.focus.org.This episode is sponsored by FOCUS Alumni. Learn more at focus.orgalumni. Get your FREE Finding Your Purpose e-book from FOCUS Alumni at https://rb.gy/eqnkrl. 

Due to Mary and Lauretta unable to make it in today, this is a re-air from Monday July 12th.  Thank you. It's Monday with Mary and Lauretta loyal listeners.  Today, the ladies are very excited to have two guests on the show once again.  To start off the show, they welcome Sister Felicity Wolf who Mary had the privileged of seeing speak a  couple of weeks ago from the Dominican Sisters Immaculate Conception Province  and she discusses her new book about the foundress of the Dominican Sisters, Mother Kolumba and: A Flame for the Lord and she also discusses the Dominican Sisters.  For the second half of the show, we welcome Dominican Friar Raymond Bryce, OP, from St. Vincent Ferrer Parish and talks about Dominican Friars and his parish.  For more information on Mary, Lauretta, and their guests, please visit: Mary FioRito:   https://eppc.org Sister Felicity Wolf:  https://www.sistersop.com/ Friar Raymond Bryce: https://www.svfparish.org/

It's Monday with Mary and Lauretta loyal listeners.  Today, the ladies are very excited to have two guests on the show once again.  To start off the show, they welcome Sister Felicity Wolf who Mary had the privileged of seeing speak a  couple of weeks ago from the Dominican Sisters Immaculate Conception Province  and she discusses her new book about the foundress of the Dominican Sisters, Mother Kolumba and: A Flame for the Lord and she also discusses the Dominican Sisters.  For the second half of the show, we welcome Dominican Friar Raymond Bryce, OP, from St. Vincent Ferrer Parish and talks about Dominican Friars and his parish.  For more information on Mary, Lauretta, and their guests, please visit: Mary FioRito:   https://eppc.org Sister Felicity Wolf:  https://www.sistersop.com/ Friar Raymond Bryce: https://www.svfparish.org/

Fr. Royal Lee welcomes Brother Herman Johnson, OP, of the Southern Province of the Dominican Friars. Brother Herman Johnson, OP and Fr. Royal Lee discuss the importance of Black Catholics involvement in the religious life, beyond the Priesthood and the importance to the history and future of Black Roman Catholics.

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First hour: news, saint of the day, Gospel of the Day, Today we have the Hillbilly Thomist on air to discuss their new Album "Living for the Other Side" Second Hour: breaking news, saint of the day, Gospel, Plus New Round of the Catholic trivia game show Fear and Trembling!!!

On episode thirty of the Gotta Be Saints Podcast, I chat with Taylor Kemp, a retired professional soccer player. Taylor and I met back in 2018 at the Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington D.C. At the time, he was playing for D.C. United. During our chat, Taylor shares with me how he came to fall in love with the Catholic faith. If you enjoy soccer, Dominican Friars, the US National Team, Marian Consecrations, or St. Joseph, this episode is for you!To follow Taylor:https://instagram.com/taylorkemp2?igshid=9sr3jve6hjnb

Dominicans! I can't wait for you to get to know the Dominican Friars, especially Fr. Benedict Croell, O. P.! Find out what those letters mean behind his name, how this order started, and so much more!   Find out more about the Dominican Friars in Washington DC at https://opeast.org/vocations/. To find out more about the Angelicum: https://angelicum.it/     Subscribe/Rate Never miss an episode of Vocations Today! Subscribe now!  Also, it is super helpful to share this podcast with someone you know will benefit from it and take a few moments to leave a review in your podcasting app. Thank you so much!   Support The Show Please consider supporting the show by donating today. This helps cover our costs and grow the show so that the message can reach as many people as possible. Thanks in advance! (https://vocationministry.com/get-in-touch/donate/)   Vocations Today is a production of Vocation Ministry. (https://vocationministry.com) Vocation Ministry started from humble beginnings but is now making a big impact in dioceses all over North America. From books, workshops, to a Facebook page that reaches a million people a month, find out more about the nonprofit and how you can get involved at your parish to make a difference for vocations.   Connect with Vocation Ministry on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/VocationMinistry/)   Host: Rhonda Gruenewald Producer/Editor: Taylor Schroll (ForteCatholic.com) All music used on the show is by Rita West. (https://www.ritawest.com)

This week we initiate the 'Last Four Things' Radio Series over the next coming months with the Superior of the Dominican Friars of the Australian Capital Territory in Canberra, Fr Mannes Tellis OP. We discuss Purgatory, what it is? And how we can reduce our time there, or more ideally, AVOID it! Check out our Online Store.

This week Sr Mara Grace joins us to update us on some planned events with the Nashville Dominican Sisters for young people.The Dominican Sisters will be hosting a retreat for young women who are discerning their vocation and would like to explore the religious life from 14-16 February. Interested women can email limerick@op-tn.org for more information.From 27 February to 3 March 2020 Sr. Theresa Anne will be offering a course for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level I at St. Saviour's Church in Limerick. The €150 fee includes lunch and supplies. If you are interested in applying or would like more information email limerick@op-tn.org.The Dominican Friars and Sisters will be hosting the Upward Call Retreat for young adults from 13-15 March,2020 at Ennismore Retreat Centre, Cork. The all inclusive cost is €60. To book email limerick@op-tn.orgTheology on TapYoung Adults are invited to join us for 'Theology on Tap' at Bobby Byrnes Limerick on Tuesday 11 February beginning at 8pm. Fr. Conor McDonough will speak on the relationship of science and religionUpward Call Pilgrimage this August - This pilgrimage from 25-30 August,2019 to Rome, Bracciano, and Ostia with the Dominican Friars and Sisters is open to all young adults (18-35). Spaces are limited so please book soon: limerick@op-tn.orgSr Mara Grace also reminds us of their ongoing Catechesis for 3-12 year olds

On this weeks programme John and Shane are joined by Sr Mara Grace who joins us to update us on some planned events for young people upcoming in the diocese including:The Dominican Sisters will be hosting a retreat for young women who are discerning their vocation and would like to explore the religious life from 14-16 February. Interested women can email limerick@op-tn.org for more information.From 27 February to 3 March 2020 Sr. Theresa Anne will be offering a course for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Level I at St. Saviour's Church in Limerick. The €150 fee includes lunch and supplies. If you are interested in applying or would like more information email limerick@op-tn.org.The Dominican Friars and Sisters will be hosting the Upward Call Retreat for young adults from 13-15 March,2020 at Ennismore Retreat Centre, Cork. The all inclusive cost is €60. To book email limerick@op-tn.orgTheology on TapYoung Adults are invited to join us for 'Theology on Tap' at Bobby Byrnes Limerick on Tuesday 11 February beginning at 8pm. Fr. Conor McDonough will speak on the relationship of science and religionUpward Call Pilgrimage this August - This pilgrimage from 25-30 August,2019 to Rome, Bracciano, and Ostia with the Dominican Friars and Sisters is open to all young adults (18-35). Spaces are limited so please book soon: limerick@op-tn.orgSr Mara Grace also reminds us of their ongoing Catechesis for 3-12 year olds We have our regular reflection on the Sunday gospel as well the Saints of the Week

At a moment when Brexit and our carbon footprints are prompting us to reassess what it means to move around the world, Sarah Dunant looks at the long history of travel and the ways it has enchanted and alarmed us across the centuries. The anxieties over young Tudor travellers returning radicalised from Catholic Europe was a phenomenon that gripped England after the break with Rome. Nandini Das argues that fears over travel helped to define a nation.  Professor Eric Zuelow shows how the Nazi regime turned travel into a highly sophisticated propaganda tool, organising tours and trips specifically designed to cement ideas of racial superiority and national identity.  In the Middle Ages, travel is seen to be a startlingly tolerant and cosmopolitan experience, as the naturally curious medieval mind seeks to expand the borders of its world in a spirit of generosity. Whether the fantastical journeys of Sir John Mandeville or the diplomatic missions of Dominican Friars to Mongol Kings, Sebastian Sobecki explains how new discoveries were always understood through their existing religious and cultural lenses. And as the destructive nature of travel and excessive footfall becomes clearer, John Slight explains how the new travel technology of the 19th century led to an explosion in the number of Muslim pilgrims to Mecca, threatening the infrastructure, political stability and even its physical environment, as this small town crumbled under the pressure of hundreds of thousands of visitors. Presenter: Sarah Dunant Readers: Karina Fernandez and Keith Wickham Producers: Natalie Steed and Nathan Gower Executive Producer: David Prest A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4

On this Christmas episode of Word to Life, Fr. John Maria Devaney, O.P., plays selections from the album, "Christ Was Born to Save: Christmas with the Dominican Friars," and shares Christmas meditations by Ven. Fulton J. Sheen.

As Holy Week begins, enjoy this podcast of Lenten reflections by Dominican priests at the College, based on the readings for each Sunday of Lent. This series, which continues through Easter, is offered to the Providence College community as a gift from the Dominican fathers.

On the latest Rock & Roles, Danny chats with Father John Maria about his life of service as a friar, music, faith, and activism. I met Father John Maria in the context of his involvement with the recent Lampedusa tour for Syrian refugees with Emmy Lou Harris, Steve Earle, and Robert Plant among others. Father John entered the Dominican Friars at the age of thirty-three and he was ordained to the priesthood on May 12, 2015. He was born as John Devaney and received his B.A. in Communications with a concentration in Radio/Audio from Emerson College in Boston, MA in 1998. From 1993 until 2008 he worked for public radio stations(blues and jazz and rock formats). He currently hosts a weekly on the Catholic Channel of Sirius/XM Satellite Radio called “Word to Life.” Father John’s first assignment as a priest has been to the Priory of St. Vincent Ferrer in New York City where his responsibilities include work as part of the team at The Dominican Friars Health Care Ministry of New York at various NY hospitals.

How do you teach an 800-year-old organization to use social media? This week on Driving Participation, Bill Skowronski, director of marketing for the Central Dominican Friars and founder of Constellation, joins in to talk about how he has helped an old organization see the benefits of using new media. For Skowronski, it comes down to strategy. Implementing a weekly video series, Skowronski has helped the Dominican Friars gain a larger following on social media and embrace tools they hadn't used before. He and Beth talk about creating content that appeals to a very specific audience and thinking about the services you offer in terms of what the world needs from your organization.

Dominican Sisters of St Cecilia (Nashville Dominicans)Sr Mara Grace joins us on this weeks programme to introduce us to the Dominican Sisters of St Cecilia.The Nashville Dominicans are establishing a community in Limerick diocese from August 2016 with the plan being for them to take up residence in the Dominican Friary on Glentworth St as the Dominican Friars will be withdrawing after over a 750 year association with Limerick.Sr Mara Grace tells us about their order, the work that they do and reflects also on the meaning of consecrated life in the world today.Our interview with Sr Mara Grace was recorded on the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord which is also the World Day for Religious Life and this year also marked the end of the Year for Consecrated Life.

(left to right): Sr. Rose Miriam, Sr. Mara Grace, Sr. Beatrice, Sr. Caitriona, Dominican Sisters of St Cecilia who are coming to Limerick in Aug 2016Sr Mara Grace joins us on this weeks programme to introduce us to the Dominican Sisters of St Cecilia. The Nashville Dominicans are establishing a community in Limerick diocese from August 2016 with the plan being for them to take up residence in the Dominican Friary on Glentworth St as the Dominican Friars will be withdrawing after over a 750 year association with Limerick.Sr Mara Grace tells us about their order, the work that they do and reflects also on the meaning of consecrated life in the world today.Our interview with Sr Mara Grace was recorded on the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord which is also the World Day for Religious Life and this year also marked the end of the Year for Consecrated Life.

Fr. Juan-Diego Brunetta, Dominican Friars of St. Catherine of Siena Priory, helps us understand the Immaculate Conception. Sr. Anthony Mary Diago, RSM, director, Office of Consecrated Life, shares about consecrated life and her personal vocation story. Debbie Georgianni, Community Relations officer, Immaculate Heart Radio, gives us an update on the network. Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted […]

A brief account of the reception by thirteen men of the Habit of the Dominican Friars in St. Mary's Priory Cork, Ireland. This occasion is the start of their noviciate in de Order of Preachers. It is an answer to the call of God in their lives, to deepen the understanding of their vocation.

A short movie showing elements of the contemplative, but also appostolic life of the Dominican Friars in Dublin.

Pilgrimage to Knock in county Mayo, Ireland. Knock is the national shrine of Ireland, and the Dominican Friars are traditionally the last pilgramigde of the pilgrimage season.

An brief account of the Solemn and Simple professions made in St. Mary's, Dominican Priory in Tallaght, Ireland. There were three simple and three solemn professions made by brothers of the Irish Province of Dominican Friars

A brief account of the reception by three men of the Habit of the Dominican Friars in Limerick, Ireland. This occasion is the start of their noviciate in de Order of Preachers