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My Preaching

Welcome!

I am Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP, a traveling preacher, theologian, and web-developer. Here you will find the bulk of my internet postings, stretching back to 1999. The Blog postings are housed here, the Videos are mostly from the website of the Dominican Province of St. Albert the Great USA (my province), and the Podcasts are mostly my contributions to theWord, a daily podcast from Dominicans around the world.

You will also find on this site a list of Questions & Answers about Liturgy in the Roman Catholic tradition, created by a great liturgist and friend, Fr. John Thomas Lane,SSS.

On Killing Prophets
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On Killing Prophets

For 4 June 2007, , based on Mark 12:1-12

The earthquake that shouts “Alleluia!”
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The earthquake that shouts “Alleluia!”

For 9 April 2007, Easter Monday, based on Mt 28:1-15

Following dreams
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Following dreams

For 19 March 2007, , based on Matthew 1:16, 18-21,24a

Does Jesus know my name?
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Does Jesus know my name?

For 8 March 2007, Thursday of the Second Week of Lent, based on Luke 16:19-31

The Rain of God
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The Rain of God

For 27 February 2007, , based on Isaiah 55:10-11

Do we still not understand?
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Do we still not understand?

For 13 February 2007, Tuesday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time, based on Mark 8:14-21

Welcome
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Welcome

Hello and welcome to the Word, your daily dose of Dominican preaching.

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Old Catholics?
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Mosaiko Cultural Center

Here is the courtyard of the Mosaiko Cultural Center, the place where I live and work here in Angola. Sort of boring, but I thought people might like the mundane things as well.

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A Trip to the Market

Out here at Kilometer 12, there are no stores, but there are many stands in front of people's houses selling crackers and drinks.

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Fighting the Satellite Dish

I finally arrived in Angola. It feels strangely like home. Not much has changed in the two years since I have been here, except now it is the end of the rainy season.

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Siena's Cathederal

Tomorrow is the feast of St. Catherine of Siena, famous Dominican preacher and the first woman writer of the Renaissance. In celebration, Yves Beriault and I took the train from Rome up to Siena in the heart of Tuscany.