The Social Oblate: Recent Episodes

Dominick Max

An oblate initiative discussing vocations, faith, Oblate spirituality, and lifestyle. Produced by the Oblates of Ireland & the United Kingdom.

The podcasts are released on the 1st and 17th each month - also available on YouTube in video format.

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Hello Dear Oblate Family! In the new episode of the Social Oblate Fr Dominick speaks with an oblate parish worker, Ms Pádraigín Clancy on the Irish and Celtic spirituality. In their conversation there is also plenty about Saint Patrick, after all it’s his day on the Emerald Island. Please enjoy their conversation and subscribe to our channel. If you prefer, you can listen to the podcast in the audio form on Spotify and Apple Podcasts - simply find “The Social Oblate” page. Happy St Patrick’s Day! Lá Fhéile Pádraig faoi mhaise duit!

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In the past months, we all have been lead by the Communication Team in preparing the online morning prayers. So many people engaged in this new mission of our oblate family. It was and still is just astonishing how beautifully the current situation triggered in all of us the willingness to connect and build up the relationship with God through our daily prayer.

Let's think about it and take another one step in this journey of our oblate family prayer.

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In today's podcast fr Dominick and fr Paul talk about Mary - her role and importance in the lives of each one of us. It's even more significant because on the 2nd of February we begin the Novena for Our Lady of Lourdes festivities. Enjoy!

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On the 17th each month, the Social Oblate releases an interesting conversation on one topic: vocations. Why? Because for our Oblate family this is the day of our special prayer for the new vocations in the Church as well as to support those who are discerning God's call already.

Today, the guest of our blog is father Victor Manuel Patricio Silva, Oblate of Mary Immaculate, who is currently working in one of the parishes in California, USA.

Enjoy, and... Praised be Jesus Christ! And Mary Immaculate!