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The Jesus Prayer Rosary
Father Michael Cleary, SVD
Sadly, Father Cleary passed away suddenly on October 28th, 2008,
just a month after sending me answers to my email interview questions
concerning his book, The Jesus Prayer Rosary. Please remember
his soul in your prayers. He was very learned and kind.
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A Jesuit's Corner Archive
Father Shields, S.J.
This is a small collection of homilies which Father Shields wrote
exclusively for MHR. Life got too busy for him to keep writing for us,
so the record of what he's contributed will have its new home here.
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Litaniae Sanctorum (Litany of the Saints)
If you are unfamiliar with the Litany of Saints, you may recall it
from the processional of the funeral of St. John Paul II.
It's exquisite, especially in Latin. This page provides
the Latin lyrics with their translation, and a link to the music.
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Vatican Traditional
The Vatican provides beautiful mp3 selections for online listening.
This short page provides direct links to a few favorites, with
a link to the whole Vatican music index.
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Lavadie Woodwork
Roberto Lavadie, master woodworker, is currently our guest designer
(see the resources section). In case you missed his write-up there,
please visit his website from the link above.
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Wynne Art Studio
Laura Wynne is an incredibly gifted oil painter (and sometime rosary maker)
with art gallery representation. Some of her work, with that of her
reknowned father, landscape artist Bernard Wynne,
may be found at their website above. Enjoy!
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Imagine a
a really nice
icon here.
A really nice one.
St. Andrei Rublev Icons
Father William McNichols, S.J.
Roberto Lavadie led me to the work of his friend, Fr. McNichols, S.J.,
who paints the most extraordinary icons. Fr. McNichols' website, linked above,
is just beautiful, with so much to see. Please don't miss it!
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Nicole Shoellhammer
Nicole creates beautifully embellished holy cards,
handmade rosaries, textile art, antique-look jewelry
and dabbles a bit in sculpture also.
She's a lovely person with a wide range of creative talents.
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Jesuit Stamps
Fr. Peter Fennessy, S.J.
This is more than a stamp collecting website! Fr. Fennessy has created
a compendium of stamp art and historical anecdotes, with info on
lives of Saints and much more, all in a friendly and readable style.
In true Jesuit fashion, his site is thorough and an obvious labor of love.
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O Come, Desire of nations, bind
In one the hearts of all mankind;
Bid Thou our sad divisions cease,
And be Thyself our King of Peace.
O Come, O Come Emmanuel, hymn
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