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Fr. Neil J. Roy STL, Ph.D.

Fr. Neil J. Roy STL, Ph.D.
SAGI Chaplain & Director, Inspiring Faith
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Father Roy, STL, PhD, is a priest of the Diocese of Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. He is the principal editor of Benedict XVI and the Sacred Liturgy (Dublin: Four Courts, 2010; Chicago: Scepter, 2011) and former editor of Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical Renewal. Fr Roy has taught liturgy and sacramental theology at the College of St Mary Magdalen, the University of Notre Dame, and The Catholic University of America. His articles have appeared in The New Catholic Encyclopedia, revised edition (2002), The New Catholic Encyclopedia Supplement 2010, Ephemerides liturgicae, and Antiphon.

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The effort we put into work and career is important and fixed–effort spent on one task is effort not spent on another task.

We welcome you to join SAGI and our raison d’etre to be a unifying force with worldwide outreach and inspiration for sharing good works together!

In the face of present-day doctrinal confusion and social disorders, Flee from Heresy by Bishop Athanasius Schneider is a clear guide to understanding the nature of doctrinal error…

God will bring about the greatest good in ourselves and in others if we are pliable in the Hands of Divine Providence and are open to doing His Holy Will in all things.

In this masterful collection of retreat conferences, Fr. Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P., an esteemed Thomistic theologian of the 20th century…

In the lives of the saints, we may easily find inspiring and admirable examples of men and women who shared similar states of life, professions, or interests with ourselves.

Wisdom is a gift from God. Here we contemplate wisdom in pursuits of virtuous science, inspirational faith and unwavering truth, to help humanity to do good works for the glory of God.

“A good man will hardly be always dreaming of being a great monarch; but, such is the liberality of the Church, that she cannot forbid even a great monarch to dream of being a good man.”