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By Mr. Mark Connolly, OP · March 16, 2022
Lent Reflection – Part 3 of 6
BY: Mr. Mark Connolly, OP
Some short observations to start off this reflection. The Joyful Mysteries span approximately 12 years of Jesus’ life. The Luminous Mysteries approximately 3 years. The Glorious about 90 days.
The...
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By Mr. Mark Connolly, OP · February 28, 2022
A 6 part series
BY: Mr. Mark Connolly, OP
I am writing this on Fat Tuesday. Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday and so I decided to do a personal Lenten reflection by doing a deep dive into the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary. Since Lent is focused on Christ’s Pas...
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By Mr. Mark Connolly, OP · April 16, 2021
A Fullness of Description
How can we know Love.” “Let me count the ways.”
(ST. ALBERT THE GREAT PRIORY – Irving) If you want to give someone a complete description of something, what kind of information do you need to provide? You would want to make sure...
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By Roy Johnston · July 20, 2019
Gaining Knowledge
How does a good Catholic gain knowledge? What, in that case, is knowledge. There is a lot of data. Is having lots of data the same as having lots of knowledge? Am I going to answer any of these questions?
Let’s play with koans. Koans a...
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