03:50Dominican Nuns Sledding 2010.wmv.
Dominican Nuns Sledding 2010.wmv
this is awesome. I want to go sledding with them. DO not run into a tree. haha God bless these Dominicans.
04:40American Idol: 9th Child of 12, Daughter of Pro-Life Blogger Advances to Next Round.
Watch 16 year-old Maddy Curtis wow the "American Idol" judges. Video below.
Maddy Curtis, the 9th of twelve children and sister to four siblings with Downs Syndrome (three of which are adopted) could not be sweeter. Her audition of "Hallelujah" had the judges sending her to Hollywood unanimously.
We just loved Maddy's pure, clear tone. Simon and Kara liked her soul and Randy loved her control. Hope to see more of you in Hollywood, Maddy!
I can already tell you I am voting for her. She has a heart of Gold and she can sing. God bless her.
02:44Beloved: The Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia.
The Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia, commonly known as the Nashville Dominicans, continue to expand into new territory with a message of hope that the springtime of the New Evangelization is indeed in bloom. For almost 150 years, in the heart of the Bible Belt in Tennessee, the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia have embraced God's love in the living of their vows and apostolic vocation in the field of education. Now, with a median age of 36, the 235 Dominican Sisters of this congregation bring generations of young people the message of Christ in over 30 schools, throughout the United States and Australia.
Like the virgin martyr Cecilia, Nashville Dominicans promise their hearts to Christ. The Lords voice fills their ears and secures their promise to be Christs alone. Nashville Dominicans show the world a love that is different and unique. It is a love that is eternal. Nashville Dominicans are indeed beloved by God, as you will witness in …
nashville Dominicans are beautiful reflections of God's love. They are truly brides of Christ. They teach with Joy and make their students have a love for learning. God Bless them
07:35Video On The Nashville Dominicans.
They are the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia in Nashville, Tennessee, a traditional order that began in 1860. Their day begins at 5 a.m. with meditation followed by a Mass. Meals are held in silence. Their vocation is to teach. The sisters here have come from different states and different backgrounds, most of them raised Catholic, some not.
they are married to Christ in a since of taking vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. In order for a marriage to work you have to communicate. In a religious vocation, God and the sister have to communicate in order for their vocation to work.
Priests are not married to God but the church. The church is sceen as a woman. Priest represent christ.
Thankyou, Catholic High School