That was great!!! You can't say Dominicans aren't lacking in humor! I loved it! The fast-track film reminds me in a way of 'Benny Hill' and his silly antics! LOL
I really enjoyed this. I am living with Frars, in the Bronx, New York and though I am not of any order, I live somewhat as you do. All the best Shaun of New York
Here in Oxford we used to have a weekday evening Mass with the community at Blackfriars but now it's in the morning which for some like me isn't great. There's still an evening Mass but not sung with the community as previously. I even remember when the Liturgy of the hours was combined with the Mass. I loved the sung Mass rather than simple low Mass.
I pray to Jesus, with the intercession of St. Dismas, for more vocations to the Dominican order from Spain, UK, Ireland, Sweden, France, Germany, Norway, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Hungary, Czech, Slovak, US, Canada, Australia, NZ, Philippines, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa, Angola, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Argentina, Haiti
dont forget to metion DOminican repupublic and santo domingo we literally are dogs of God lmaoo for real Dominican republic catholics are something else rlly use by the spirit
In the US I am currently a teen and am considering a vocation in the Dominican Order. Pray for me on my journey and for others also contemplating it. God bless
It's funny, I thought, "'Ooo, they have a snazzy coffee maker!", then I realized it is not in the states, so for Europe it's a regular cafe maker🤣🤣🤣 we drink our coffee in giant mugs, not shot glasses 😂😂😂
Humor perhaps but juvenile in character . Traditionally, in the larger Dominican communities, Friars do not use alarm clocks. Instead 1 Friar who may have used an alarm clock, walks the hallways ringing a bell similar to a loud school bell. Ideally, he actually Knox at each door and says: "let us bless the Lord," to which the Just awakened friar answers: "thanks be to God,". Indicating to the bell ringer that he is indeed awake. This practice may have passed out of usage, since (unfortunately) there are very few large Dominican communities housed in one place. 8 centuries of decay have reduced the various communities from houses of perfect observance to an unfortunate ragtag lifestyle. In fact today there are only two thirds as many Friar's as there were 50 years ago, perhaps attributable to the secularization of society in general, and a lack of selfless individuals to embrace the more narrow consecrated life within the wider, although still somewhat narrow, path to Salvation
Because there's such a thing as being appropriate to the subject at hand. And also because being a relentless hater and bigot who isn't actually interested in the latest historical research and a more nuanced view of history is a thing of the past except for right wing and left wing extremists, fundamentalists and ignoramuses, and of course, internet trolls.
The entire Roman Catholic Church has, for at least 800 years, acted in a sociopathic manner, murdering, sodomizing, and extorting money from those stupid enough to believe their dogma. The Domenicans are an agent of the Roman Catholic Church, manifesting in blood and suffering the sociopathy of that Church. My proof for that statement lies in the many apologies for vicious acts, essentially admitting the those acts. My proof?? th-cam.com/video/wMRuCS7MCG8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/1SJ6AV31MxA/w-d-xo.html
David Behrens, let me ask you this question--since the ability to apologize (e.g., Pope John Paul II's systematic purification of memories program leading up to the year 2000) far from proving unique badness indicates the absence of true sociopathy (yes, some people do understand psychology better than you!): Can you cite any of the many great, prosocial acts of service to humanity especially connected to the Roman Catholic Church? If not, do more homework or admit that you are constitutionally incapable of giving credit where credit is due.
The 'purification of memories program'?? ROFLMAO!! Sounds like George Orwell's novel 1984, where history was 'corrected'. The RC Church, a LARGE ORGANIZATION, has admitted performing collectively sociopathic decisions which resulted in the death and suffering of millions of people. This is NOT the stupid mistakes of an individual. These acts of sociopathy by the RC Church were decided by the leadership of that Church, after collective deliberation. The Church leadership, promoted from within, clearly expressed in those decisions the ideas placed in their minds over a long period of indoctrination into Catholic dogma. Giving a nine year of boy a baloney sandwich, after you sodomized him, is not in my mind great charity. Burning a person at the stake, whom some delusional group has declared a heretic, is not my idea of mercy. Did you look at the videos?? th-cam.com/video/wMRuCS7MCG8h/w-d-xo.htmlttps://th-cam.com/video/1SJ6AV31MxA/w-d-xo.html
It is is irreverent to film Holy Mass in this way. Please respect Our Lord's Presence in the Blessed Sacrament by not filming in a casual manner. Pax et Bonum.
Sean Casie Chitty actually the only part of the mass that was filmed was with the incense, if you look in the background there is no one present when the act of consecration is shown. They just filmed it separately from the mass and didn't actually film the consecration.
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That was great!!! You can't say Dominicans aren't lacking in humor! I loved it! The fast-track film reminds me in a way of 'Benny Hill' and his silly antics! LOL
So basically Dominicans shake hands all day
Brother you walk pretty fast!
A friar’s first word in the morning being “accidenti!” 😂
Italian spirit at its finest!
I really enjoyed this. I am living with Frars, in the Bronx, New York and though I am not of any order, I live somewhat as you do. All the best Shaun of New York
SHAUN CAMPBELL what's the name of this song?
Love how he made it look like he was drinking that cup of coffee, but it was just an amazing camera angle, 0:57
A good espresso is essential for body ánd soul ...
❤OP Awesome....
What a wonderful Basilica!! ✠ DOMINUS VOBISCUM ✠
Here in Oxford we used to have a weekday evening Mass with the community at Blackfriars but now it's in the morning which for some like me isn't great. There's still an evening Mass but not sung with the community as previously. I even remember when the Liturgy of the hours was combined with the Mass. I loved the sung Mass rather than simple low Mass.
I pray to Jesus, with the intercession of St. Dismas, for more vocations to the Dominican order from Spain, UK, Ireland, Sweden, France, Germany, Norway, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Hungary, Czech, Slovak, US, Canada, Australia, NZ, Philippines, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda, South Africa, Angola, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Argentina, Haiti
dont forget to metion DOminican repupublic and santo domingo we literally are dogs of God lmaoo for real Dominican republic catholics are something else rlly use by the spirit
Singapore too :)
Please remember Turkey ,too, in your prayers!
In the US I am currently a teen and am considering a vocation in the Dominican Order. Pray for me on my journey and for others also contemplating it. God bless
@@cosmicnomad8575Praying for you, what a wonderful way to live the life God has given you ❤❤❤❤❤!!!!!
0:48 The Tomb of St Dominic
what a life... :-)
Amo os dominicanos! Do Brasil 🥰
This is epic.
I recognize Bologna and the cardinal Zuppi 👌🏻
I wish I lived in a palace like this one
With 50 brothers 😂
How can I join?
I thought this video was gonna be about the Dominicans from the Dominican Republic....... 🇩🇴🇩🇴
Lorenzo I thought they were going to film my street. “Cristo rey” en Santo Domingo 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
Bologna, Italia
0:38 ad Orientem worship? Nice.
I’m interested in becoming a Dominican priest, I’m just wondering if they are diocesan priests, as that is how I would prefer to serve. Thanks again.
They are considered religious priests. Not secular (diocesan). I hope that helps!:)
Where was this? Beautiful
NerdyJock Bologna, Italy! ;)
It's funny, I thought, "'Ooo, they have a snazzy coffee maker!", then I realized it is not in the states, so for Europe it's a regular cafe maker🤣🤣🤣 we drink our coffee in giant mugs, not shot glasses 😂😂😂
Bologna
Humor perhaps but juvenile in character . Traditionally, in the larger Dominican communities, Friars do not use alarm clocks. Instead 1 Friar who may have used an alarm clock, walks the hallways ringing a bell similar to a loud school bell. Ideally, he actually Knox at each door and says: "let us bless the Lord," to which the Just awakened friar answers: "thanks be to God,". Indicating to the bell ringer that he is indeed awake. This practice may have passed out of usage, since (unfortunately) there are very few large Dominican communities housed in one place. 8 centuries of decay have reduced the various communities from houses of perfect observance to an unfortunate ragtag lifestyle. In fact today there are only two thirds as many Friar's as there were 50 years ago, perhaps attributable to the secularization of society in general, and a lack of selfless individuals to embrace the more narrow consecrated life within the wider, although still somewhat narrow, path to Salvation
Well, God bless them all!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Bruh
*NO MENTION OF THE DOMENICAN'S MANAGEMENT OF THE INQUISITION. WHY?*
lol
Because there's such a thing as being appropriate to the subject at hand. And also because being a relentless hater and bigot who isn't actually interested in the latest historical research and a more nuanced view of history is a thing of the past except for right wing and left wing extremists, fundamentalists and ignoramuses, and of course, internet trolls.
The entire Roman Catholic Church has, for at least 800 years, acted in a sociopathic manner, murdering, sodomizing, and extorting money from those stupid enough to believe their dogma. The Domenicans are an agent of the Roman Catholic Church, manifesting in blood and suffering the sociopathy of that Church. My proof for that statement lies in the many apologies for vicious acts, essentially admitting the those acts. My proof??
th-cam.com/video/wMRuCS7MCG8/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/1SJ6AV31MxA/w-d-xo.html
David Behrens, let me ask you this question--since the ability to apologize (e.g., Pope John Paul II's systematic purification of memories program leading up to the year 2000) far from proving unique badness indicates the absence of true sociopathy (yes, some people do understand psychology better than you!): Can you cite any of the many great, prosocial acts of service to humanity especially connected to the Roman Catholic Church? If not, do more homework or admit that you are constitutionally incapable of giving credit where credit is due.
The 'purification of memories program'?? ROFLMAO!! Sounds like George Orwell's novel 1984, where history was 'corrected'.
The RC Church, a LARGE ORGANIZATION, has admitted performing collectively sociopathic decisions which resulted in the death and suffering of millions of people. This is NOT the stupid mistakes of an individual. These acts of sociopathy by the RC Church were decided by the leadership of that Church, after collective deliberation. The Church leadership, promoted from within, clearly expressed in those decisions the ideas placed in their minds over a long period of indoctrination into Catholic dogma.
Giving a nine year of boy a baloney sandwich, after you sodomized him, is not in my mind great charity. Burning a person at the stake, whom some delusional group has declared a heretic, is not my idea of mercy.
Did you look at the videos??
th-cam.com/video/wMRuCS7MCG8h/w-d-xo.htmlttps://th-cam.com/video/1SJ6AV31MxA/w-d-xo.html
It is is irreverent to film Holy Mass in this way. Please respect Our Lord's Presence in the Blessed Sacrament by not filming in a casual manner. Pax et Bonum.
Sean Casie Chitty actually the only part of the mass that was filmed was with the incense, if you look in the background there is no one present when the act of consecration is shown. They just filmed it separately from the mass and didn't actually film the consecration.
Probably that was a encenation, and not really the consecration.
Thanks for the comment - glad I wasn't the only one who felt rubbed the wrong way about that shot.
Encenation? Don't know that word, to do with incense?