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If you haven't heard this radio play previously, or if you have, you don't want to miss the Christmas radio play performed by Dominican friars.

2023-12-22

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Back by popular demand: Dorothy Sayer's play, "The Man Born to be King"

The Dominican brothers perform a radio play written by the acclaimed British mystery writer Dorothy Sayers, author of the Lord Peter Wimsey novels. Fourteen Dominican brothers participated in this effort. We perform the first two scenes in her radio play, in the court of King Herod when the kings tell of their journey to find the messiah, and in the shepherd's home when the three kings visit Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.