Father Paul G. Hinnebusch

Father Hinnebusch puts it this way:

The sin of our "first parents" is transmitted to us in the sins of our more immediate parents, and we in turn ratify it.Thus, the child who is already fearful and resentful in his mother's womb is likely someday to accept consciously and ratify willingly this resentment, which at first is but the spontaneous reaction of the nerve fibres of his sense life.His is likely to turn the resentment into sin when he comes to the use of reason by consenting to it and turning it into a willful act of rejection of those who have rejected him.And thus he too will become a full-fledged sinner like those who have sinned against him (3).
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(2) Paul Hinnebusch, O.P., Mother of Jesus Present With Us (Libertyville, IL: Prow Books, 1980) 154.

~ FR. PAUL G. HINNEBUSCH, O.P. ~
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Contemplation and the Charismatic Renewal, edited by Paul Hinnebusch, O.P. 1986: Paulist Press.

ARTICLES IN THE YEAR BOOK."THE MARIAN ERA"

"Mary Immaculate, Queen of Freedom."Vol.III.

"The Passing of Our Lady."Vol.IV.

"Lourdes and the Eucharist."Vol.V and IX.
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"Thank You, Lord, For Father Paul Hinnebusch" poem by Mary Ellen Matasso, cover art (Thankyou.tif)
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"Father Hinnebusch celebrates 50 years of priesthood" by Barbara Yablonsky (50 year anniv.) June 1994 (copyright Barbara J. Yablonsky)
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"Tribute to Father Paul Hinnebusch - September 8, 2002" -Compiled from oral sharings by Joe Tinker, Bobbie Tinker, Jeannette Lynch, Mike Lynch, Kathy Rogers and Deacon Don Van Scoy at CCGD Gathering Sept. 8, 2002, honoring Fr. Paul (PTLmem-tributes)
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"Report from Father Hinnebusch," August 1976 (Report)

"Be Wholehearted!"September 1976 (Be Wholehearted)
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FATHER PAUL HINNEBUSCH, O.P. AWARDED DEGREE OF
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At the recommendation of an international committee of Dominican scholars, the Master General of the Order of Preachers, the Very Reverend Timothy Radcliff, has bestowed the post-doctoral degree of Master of Sacred Theology upon Father Paul Hinnebusch, O.P.Father Hinnebusch is a member of the Dominican community of St. Albert the Great on the campus of the University of Dallas.

This degree is awarded by the Dominican Order to members who have made outstanding contributions to the Scriptural and Theological work of the Order and of the Church.Father Hinnebusch has been awarded the degree primarily in recognition of his many writings on the Sacred Scriptures and on the Theology of the Spiritual Life.In these fields, he has published seventeen books and over one hundred articles in various journals.A number of his books have been translated into Spanish and Portuguese.His best selling books are FRIENDSHIP IN THE LORD and MOTHER OF JESUS PRESENT WITH US.Others currently available are COME AND YOU WILL SEE: ST. JOHN'S COURSE IN CONTEMPLATION and DYNAMIC CONTEMPLATION.

Father Hinnebusch has lectured in Contemporary Spirituality at Notre Dame University, the University of Dallas, and St. Louis University.He taught courses in the Scriptures and in Dogmatic Theology at Dominican College in New Orleans (1954-62) and at its extension at Rosaryville, Louisiana (1962-68).Since then, he has preached spiritual retreats for priests, sisters, and the laity at many places in the United States and Canada, and has been spiritual director for the Charismatic Renewal in the Diocese of Dallas.For the past eleven years he has served the University of Dallas by presiding at the Eucharist four or five days a week in the University chapel, and by administering the sacrament of reconciliation there.He has also served as spiritual director of some of the students, faculty, and staff members.He will celebrate the Golden Jubilee of his priestly ordination early in June.
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Materials on this website authored by Fr Paul Hinnebusch are the property of the Southern Dominican Province and may not be used for commercial purposes.Contact www.opsouth.org.

Father Hinnebusch puts it this way:

The sin of our "first parents" is transmitted to us in the sins of our more immediate parents, and we in turn ratify it.Thus, the child who is already fearful and resentful in his mother's womb is likely someday to accept consciously and ratify willingly this resentment, which at first is but the spontaneous reaction of the nerve fibres of his sense life.His is likely to turn the resentment into sin when he comes to the use of reason by consenting to it and turning it into a willful act of rejection of those who have rejected him.And thus he too will become a full-fledged sinner like those who have sinned against him. (3)
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(2) Paul Hinnebusch, O.P., Mother of Jesus Present With Us (Libertyville, IL: Prow Books, 1980) 154.

Father Hinnebusch puts it this way:

The sin of our "first parents" is transmitted to us in the sins of our more immediate parents, and we in turn ratify it.Thus, the child who is already fearful and resentful in his mother's womb is likely someday to accept consciously and ratify willingly this resentment, which at first is but the spontaneous reaction of the nerve fibres of his sense life.His is likely to turn the resentment into sin when he comes to the use of reason by consenting to it and turning it into a willful act of rejection of those who have rejected him.And thus he too will become a full-fledged sinner like those who have sinned against him. (3)
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(2) Paul Hinnebusch, O.P., Mother of Jesus Present With Us (Libertyville, IL: Prow Books, 1980) 154.

Father Hinnebusch puts it this way:

The sin of our "first parents" is transmitted to us in the sins of our more immediate parents, and we in turn ratify it.Thus, the child who is already fearful and resentful in his mother's womb is likely someday to accept consciously and ratify willingly this resentment, which at first is but the spontaneous reaction of the nerve fibres of his sense life.His is likely to turn the resentment into sin when he comes to the use of reason by consenting to it and turning it into a willful act of rejection of those who have rejected him.And thus he too will become a full-fledged sinner like those who have sinned against him. [3]
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2. Paul Hinnebusch, O.P., Mother of Jesus Present With Us (Libertyville, IL: Prow Books, 1980) 154.

Paul Hinnebusch, O.P., Mother of Jesus Present with Us (Libertyville, IL: Prow Books, 1980) 150-161.