Version en français – Versión en español The European Council of Lay Dominican Fraternities has heard the horrific news coming from the Ukraine and indeed feel the palpable tension in Eastern Europe. Our thoughts and love are with our sisters...
Traduction françaiseDownload Traducción EspañolaDownload Greetings in our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ, we pray this communication finds you well. The Convent of St Philip and St Jacob the Apostles, Vilnius, Lithuania, was the venue for the first...
Based on the ECLDF Formation Plan and in response to the decisions of the International Assembly in Fatima (2018), the Dominican Lay Fraternity of the Netherlands (DLN) wrote the document: ‘For the salvation of all souls’ : formation within the DLN...
Reflection for the Palm Sunday 2021 🇫🇷 Lire la version français ci-dessous They led him out to crucify him. They enlisted a passer-by, Simon of Cyrene, father of Alexander and Rufus, who was coming in from the country, to carry his cross. Mark 15...
Reflection for the fifth Sunday of Lent 2021 🇫🇷 Télécharger la traduction française (via DeepL) 🇪🇸 Descarga la versión en español (via DeepL) If the grain of wheat that falls to the earth does not die, it remains only a grain of wheat; but if it...
🇪🇸 Versión en español a continuación Reflection for the fourth Sunday of Lent 2021 God so loved the world that He gave his only Son. Jn 3:16 The fourth Sunday of Lent is called Laetare Sunday. “Laetare” means “rejoice”, and the Church exalts us to...
Reflection for the third Sunday of Lent 2021 «Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up» (John 2: 13-25) On the third Sunday of Lent, we meet the angry Jesus. His anger is caused by the desecration of the dignity of the temple in...
Reflection for the second Sunday of Lent 2021 There are those moments, when I feel frozen. Not able to move. My mouth half open and my eyes big as the moon. Moments when time seems to stop, but that go away way too fast. Some may think I write about...
Reflection for the first Sunday of Lent 2021 It can stop now, I can see where I can go, freedom, I can do whatever I want, no more being on my best behaviour, no more forgiving those who cross me, no more mister nice guy, I’ll get even with him, by...
O God, our Creator, Redeemer Paraclete, in prayer we lift our praise, our blessing, our preaching. And this opens our Jubilee prayer, as a Dominican this first and opening line lifts our heart, our gaze, our life, our soul and our very being to God...