While it may not be polite to criticise another's writing, it is difficult not to overlook the following sentence.
It is on the home page of the Dominican Order's webpage. An opening sentence with over 100 words.
It is difficult to understand that an organisation that says it is dedicated to 'preaching' can do this sort of thing.
Some of the Order's websites are simply ludicrous - so poor that this blog simply ignores the material - content, grammar, syntax. At times the irrelevancy is embarrassing.
But one would imagine the flagship of the Order could do better than this.
Here's the sentence.
The Master General Fr. Bruno Cadoré decided to reactivate the International Bureau of the Dominican Family with the following objectives: to animate collaboration and coordination of new potential projects among the Dominican Family, in order to make the Gospel be Good News to everybody and everywhere, and to do this together; to foster mutual understanding of expectations of each branch of the Dominican Family; to continue in common the celebration of the Jubilee Novena of our Order, with its annual themes; to discuss any other task that is deemed useful for the mission and life of the Dominican Family today.
And the entry below, from one of the provinces of the Order, really catches the reader's imagination.
Wednesday 26th week
28 September 2011
Today is Wednesday of the twenty sixth week of the year; the Church on this 28th September also keeps the memory of Dominican Saints Dominic Ibanez...
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