Bishop Malcolm McMahon OP, Bishop of Nottingham, joined us for the day and talked to us about his life as a bishop and also as a Dominican. Other talks were given by various brothers about developments at Blackfriars Hall, the challenges of the credit crunch, and our involvement in the international community in Brussels. After a period of silent prayer together in the priory church, the day closed with solemn Vespers during which fr Nicholas Crowe OP was instituted as a Lector.
Below are photos from the day:
Bishop Malcolm McMahon sharing his reflection on the episcopal ministry with his Dominican brothers
fr Benjamin Earl OP, Provincial Bursar, gives the brethren an overview of the financial health of the Province
"The Cambridge Boys": some of the brothers of the Province who are graduates of Cambridge University.
Lunch and coffee breaks are a time to catch up informally
The first snowfall of the season lent a festive mood to the day!
Brothers in choir during solemn Vespers
fr Nicholas Crowe OP is given a copy of the Scriptures as a symbol of the Word which he is instituted to proclaim in the Liturgy and to reflect in his life
The High Altar is reverenced with incense as the Magnificat is sung
Bishop Malcolm McMahon sharing his reflection on the episcopal ministry with his Dominican brothers
fr Benjamin Earl OP, Provincial Bursar, gives the brethren an overview of the financial health of the Province
"The Cambridge Boys": some of the brothers of the Province who are graduates of Cambridge University.
Lunch and coffee breaks are a time to catch up informally
The first snowfall of the season lent a festive mood to the day!
Brothers in choir during solemn Vespers
fr Nicholas Crowe OP is given a copy of the Scriptures as a symbol of the Word which he is instituted to proclaim in the Liturgy and to reflect in his life
The High Altar is reverenced with incense as the Magnificat is sung
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