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The Oblate Family Morning Prayer Friday 19th April 2024
This morning, on Friday, April 19th, 2024, we join Pauline on the Isle of Anglesey for our Oblate Morning Prayer. Gospel John 6:52-59 © My flesh is real food and my blood is real drink Pauline reflects: “We see his radical belief that unrestricted table fellowship and indiscriminate welcome are the best ways of bringing salvation...
Gospel Reflection Sunday April 21st 2024 – Fourth Sunday of Easter
Gospel Reflection for Sunday April 21st 2024 | Fourth Sunday of Easter “Sheep are not only dependent creatures; singularly unintelligent, prone to wandering and unable to find their way to a shepherd even when he is in sight.” This was written by an animal behaviourist about thirty years ago. Luckily sheep cannot read because if...
The Oblate Family Morning Prayer: Thursday 18th April 2024
This morning we join Sr Anne Petit in London, England, for our Oblate Morning Prayer on Thursday 18th April 2024. Gospel John 6:44-51 © I am the living bread which has come down from heaven Sr Anne reflects: “Jesus tells us that He alone is the bread of life, which is a pledge of eternal...
COR UNUM : Ongoing Formation – A Daily Conversion to the Gospel
Intellectual Growth: For some, ongoing formation means getting more degrees. Spiritual Growth: For some, ongoing formation is a time for renewal and refreshment. Emotional Growth: For some, ongoing formation is a time for rest after years of ministry. Fr. Luis Ignacio ROIS ALONSO, OMI, Superior General of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, shared his...
Video: “Caring for Creation” Workshop with Trócaire in Inchicore
Recently the Oblates JPIC (Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation) group held a workshop in Inchicore called “Caring from Creation” which was faciliated by Laura and Jane from @trocaire and focused on Laudato Si’ (“Praise be to you, my Lord”), the encyclical letter by the Holy Father, Pope Francis, on caring for our common home....
Friends of Saint Eugene Crewe: FoSE During Lent
My name is Anne Walker, I am a member of the Friends of St Eugene here in Crewe. We are very privileged to have the Oblate Retreat Centre near to us so that we are able to meet there. It is a great blessing for us. The FoSE were formed here in 2012 by Angela...
The Calling Chronicles: The Good Friday Experience
Friends, Fr. Irvin, discusses Saint Eugene’s Good Friday Experience and how this shaped the OMI community we know today. If you or someone you know wants to become a PRIEST or a BROTHER, please contact vocations@oblates,co,uk or for more details check out our website: https://oblates.ie/vocations/
St. Eugene’s Good Friday Experience
St. Eugene’s Good Friday Experience Today, Good Friday can be a day of mixed emotions and feelings for a lot of us – especially this year as we continue to live with the consequences of Covid 19. For many of us within our own families, communities and parishes and throughout the world, the reality of...
Pray the Way of the Cross in the Oblate Gardens, Inchicore
Join us for the Way of the Cross, from the Gardens of the Oblate Community at the House of Retreat, Inchicore. Each year during Holy Week between Palm Sunday and Good Friday, the Stations of the Cross are placed in the beautiful grounds and gardens of the Oblates. We especially welcome all those who are...
The Easter Triduum: A Pilgrimage with St. Eugene
The Easter Triduum A Pilgrimage with St. Eugene Join Fr. Frank Santucci, O.M.I. and Fr. David Muñoz-López, O.M.I. each day of the Triduum in reflective conversations about the meaning of the Triduum for St. Eugene and the Mazenodian Family. Click the image for the video page.