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St. Catherine of Siena

1347  - 1380

Canonized in 1461

Declared a Doctor of the Church in 1970

St. Catherine of Sienna

You cannot share with others what you do not have yourself.

-St. Catherine

To contemplate and to share with others the fruits of contemplation

This particular Dominican motto is at the heart of our mendicant Order.  St. Dominic's inspiration was to unite a contemplative life with an apostolic life. No longer confined to a monastery or cloister, this marriage compels a true Dominican to be both contemplative and apostolic.

We participate daily in the following:

  • Celebrate the Eucharist
  • Chant the Liturgy of the Hours
  • Recite the Rosary daily

Likewise, we daily feed our minds and hearts by

  • Meditation and contemplation of the mysteries of our redemption
  • Devotion to Eucharistic adoration
  • Study of the Scriptures

Other features of our prayer include the following:

  • Remembering deceased members of our families, our congregation, and the entire Order as we daily pray Psalm 130, the DeProfundis,  after each liturgical hour.
  • Honoring our deceased parents, the Dominican Order and our benefactors on three special days in the Dominican calendar.
  • Singing the Salve Regina (Hail Holy Queen) intercedes with Mary at the end of each day.

 

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