Finding the Treasure – a blog from Peter Murnane
Peter Murnane is a Dominican Friar who was in Auckland from ’91 to 2011, then in the Solomon Islands for four years. Back in Melbourne after some medical adventures, he has been wr ...
Peter Murnane is a Dominican Friar who was in Auckland from ’91 to 2011, then in the Solomon Islands for four years. Back in Melbourne after some medical adventures, he has been wr ...
The local Catholic Deaf community and parish of St. Brigid’s will be celebrating at special Dominican milestone in Feilding on Saturday 15th May. This year is 150 years since the f ...
Christ crucified is a symbol of LOVE Love for all people, in all times and places Love that heals, forgives, reconciles and re-connects Love that feeds peace, hope, justice and joy ...
Mystery of mysteries the story of call and response from Egypt to the Promised Land Bethlehem to Calvary Ireland to New Zealand Dunedin to completion. Always an inner invita ...
February 18, 1871 saw 10 Dominican Sisters and Bishop Moran arrive in Dunedin. February 18, 2021 saw the jubilee being celebrated quietly as the country was affected by Covid-19 re ...
March 5th – 7th was a historical time in Iraq, in which we all lived a unique experience on every level. As Iraqis, we followed His Holiness Pope Francis’ visit to different cities ...
We give thanks for our Dominican Sisters and their ministry. We give thanks for their willingness to share this homily which was given at St Mary’s Church, Mosgiel on Saturday 27 ...
Spotted this article online this morning and thought it might be interesting for whanau in Aotearoa New Zealand to hear news from Iraq. In the article the Dominican Sisters of St ...
The New Zealand Dominican congregation has its roots in Sion Hill in the second half of the nineteenth century. At that time, emigration was well and truly integrated into Irish e ...