Below are some photos from the Simple Profession Mass, which was followed by a reception in the priory:
The novices make the form of a Cross, as a sign of the total gift of themselves to the service of the God and His Church in the footsteps of St Dominic.
So there are now three novices at Cambridge and there will be fourteen students at Oxford this academic year, from four provinces (England, Belgium, Ireland and the province of St Martin de Porres in the Southern USA). Please pray that our kindest Lord, in whose hand are all good things, may increase our love and our peace as we seek to become ever more completely the loving servants of his Word.
Warmest congratulations, Daniel and Robert! I'm sure the brethren at Blackfriars will make you feel as welcome as you did me, in Cambridge. My prayers are with you both.
ReplyDeleteIt is always good to see people making professions :)
ReplyDeleteI don't suppose a non dominican can say 'welcome', but what i want to say is 'welcome', so maybe a non dominican has to be able to say 'welcome', because that is the way it is.
ReplyDeleteHave fun and be happy with the dominicans. They will make you welcome everywhere you go.
With love and prayers for all of you, them starting the noviciate and them taking their simple vows.
God bless them!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the newbies! My prayers go with you.
ReplyDeleteGood day. How can I contact you? I am a Filipino medical student praying for a Dominican vocation. I have been meeting some Dominicans for spiritual direction, but I am emailing you so that I would be able to know of other perspectives. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteDear Jaifred
ReplyDeleteYou will find information about the Dominican vocation at http://english.op.org/frames/vocations/
godzdogz team
i forgot to add that it isn't just any dominican vocation that I like. I'm praying for the grace to become a friar. Looking at the these pictures inspire me further! I hope I can be in touch with you all. Thank you
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