We possess within us two minds. So far I have written only of the conscious mind. I would now like to introduce you to your second mind, the hidden and mysterious subconscious.
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There are certain diocesan priests who, urged by supernatural grace, discern a call to enroll in the Order of Saint Dominic and profess a rule of perfection suited to their state. In professing the Rule of Saint Dominic, these priests become true sons of Saint Dominic and sharers in the grace and mission of the Order.
Dominic Medals is an apostolate of the Servants of the Redemptor, and as members of the Lay Fraternity of St. Dominic, we are working for the propagation and fulfillment of the fifth Marian Dogma through the carrying of the Purity Medal. To learn more or purchase a Purity Medal, please visit DominicMedals.com.
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ABOVE: Fr. Dilger with Fr. Jim Koressel, celebrant, and Deacon Bob Martin.
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LEFT: Fr. Donald Dilger, guest homilist, joined us for Sunday Mass on September 10, 2023 (Homily in above link begins @ 43:15)
ABOVE: Fr. Dilger with Deacon Bob Martin during the Holy Mass
Without changing their status as diocesan priests and permanent deacons of the Diocese of Evansville, six members of the local clergy made their profession on November 15 in the private oratory at Indiana Cardinal as members of the Dominican Order. Two more will follow shortly.
Fathers Jim Koressel, Jack Durchholz, John Pfister and Jeff Read, along with permanent deacons Tom Goebel and Tom Kempf finished a year-long novitiate formation program and made their profession as Dominicans in the Priestly Fraternities of St. Dominic. Following shortly will be Deacon Franco Cottrell of the Louisville Diocese and Deacon John McMullen.
