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posted by Maria Neva | 10:59:00 AM
2 Comments:
I love the Dominicans...I really do believe I am supposed to be a Dominican, whether in the lay state or religious life.
There is just something about them. And I don't think that in this world, so often bereft of the true Gospel, the Dominicans are reviving in a HUGE way.
Um...Benedictines are needed, also! I'll NEVER slam a good community of faithful Catholics!
I just love how God uses each charism in a way that melds with the others...distinct, but unified.
Hmmm...just made a connection. Religious communities are ALSO a reflection of the Trinity. I may need to contemplate that idea.
Yay, St Cecilia Dominicans! One of my best friends is also a Sister - but she's been there for - um - awhile.
One of the many things I love about the Nashville Dominicans is their laser like focus on a single charism - teaching. They teach different things, but there's no confusion about trying to take up with some other apostolic work. You want to be a Nashville Dominican, you pray and you teach.
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