The Movement Toward Personal and Saving Faith.
Fr. Daniel Jones
Born in 1953 in Detroit, he received a B.A. from the University of Michigan (history) in 1975, and lived as a member of The Servants of the Word, a lay brotherhood, for 15 years. He served in a variety of apostolates, working in European missions (Brussels and London) for five years, and as a junior high school teacher (Ypsilanti, MI) for nine years. During those years he obtained an M.A. in Education and an M.A. in English from Eastern Michigan University.
He began priestly studies for the Archdiocese of Detroit in 1992, and received an S.T.B. from the Pontifical Gregorian University (Rome) in 1996. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1997, and then received an S.T.L., Diploma, and S.T.D. (2003) in Theology and Patristic Sciences from the Augustinianum Patristics Institute, Rome.
In addition to his responsibilities as a professor and formator at SHMS, Fr. Jones serves as weekend assistant at St. Anthony Parish in Belleville. He has given numerous retreats and seminars for religious, priests, seminarians, and laity in the USA and abroad.
Fr. Daniel Jones Talks and Homilies
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Homilies by Fr. Daniel Jones
Yr B, 5th Sund. Lent: Jesus' Hour of Glory
Jesus' obedience reverses the disobedience of Adam, and draws us into His own obedience.
4th Sun. Lent: For God so loved the world
Draw near to Christ, the remedy for our healing.
3rd Sunday of Advent (2005): John the Baptist's Testimony to Jesus
Why must John point to a light already present before their eyes?
34th Sun. Ord. Time: Feast of Christ the King
He will come to judge the living and the dead