Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate

Morning Prayer

The Oblate Family Morning Prayer: Sunday 19th November 2023

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to morning prayer from Our Lady Immaculate Parish in Darndale-Belcamp, North Dublin. We join Fr Eduardo OMI for our reflection today.   Fr Eduardo reflects: ” Friends, today, the Gospel will be talking to us in a very special way. The Gospel will be talking about talents and gifts that...

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The Oblate Family Morning Prayer: Saturday 18th November 2023

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to morning prayer from Our Lady Immaculate Parish in Darndale-Belcamp, North Dublin. We join Sr Lumay and Omorefe for our reflection today. As we reflect on today’s gospel, we ask ourselves these questions: How does Jesus’ parable about how ready God is to answer our prayers move me? ...

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The Oblate Family Morning Prayer: Friday 17th November 2023

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to morning prayer from Our Lady Immaculate Parish in Darndale-Belcamp, North Dublin. We join Sr Lumay and Daniel for our reflection today. What is Jesus saying to us today? We all know that at some point, the end of time will come. However, we do not know the...

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Morning Prayer November 16th

Morning Prayer with the Oblate Family: Thursday November 16th

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to morning prayer from Our Lady Immaculate Parish in Darndale-Belcamp, North Dublin. We join Sr Lumay again for our reflection today. What are the Pharisees waiting for before they are convinced that God is really with them on the course of the same thing in my life? What...

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Morning Prayer November 15th

Morning Prayer with the Oblate Family: Wednesday November 15th

Good morning, everyone, and welcome to morning prayer from Our Lady Immaculate Parish in Darndale-Belcamp, North Dublin. We join Sr Lumay Thomas for our reflection. Imagine this scene: ten miserable individuals have to call on Jesus from a distance for fear of contaminating him. What is going on in them? What happens? Spend a few...

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Morning Prayer November 14th

Morning Prayer with the Oblate Family: Tuesday November 14th

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to a morning reflection from Saint Joseph’s Parish here in Colwyn Bay in North Wales. We join Sr Joy for our daily prayer and reflection. “I don’t know if we would want to be called worthless slaves. But the message from today’s Gospel is something to do with...

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Morning Prayer November 13th

Morning Prayer with the Oblate Family: Monday November 13th

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to a morning reflection from Saint Joseph’s Parish here in Colwyn Bay in North Wales. We join Amy for our daily prayer. Every day we meet other people in so many ways, in our families, our workplaces, our school, our neighborhoods, and in our parish community. We are...

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Morning Prayer November 12th

Morning Prayer with the Oblate Family : November 12th

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to a morning reflection from Saint Joseph’s Parish here in Colwyn Bay in North Wales. We join Iola for our daily prayer on November 12th. We know that looking at the news every evening, there are sadly many wars taking place in our world today, especially between Ukraine...

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Morning Prayer November 11th

Morning Prayer with the Oblate Family : November 11th

Good morning, everyone, and welcome once more to a morning reflection from Saint Joseph’s Parish here in Colwyn Bay in North Wales. We join Paul Evans for our daily prayer on November 11th. Our Memorial Mass today is for Saint Martin of Tours, remembered for dividing his own cloak into and giving one part to...

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The Oblate Family Morning Prayer: Friday 10th November 2023

Good morning and welcome to Morning Prayer, which is coming to you from Colwyn Bay, Wales. We invite you to join John Baxendale this Friday, November 10th, of the 31st week in ordinary time.  Jesus said, “The master praised the dishonest servant” – Luke 16:1-8 John Baxendale reflects, ” Reflecting on this passage prompts us to consider...

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