Credo: Timothy Danaher finds rich rewards in austere monastic life

By Liz Essley
Published February 23, 2013 5:00am ET
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Credo: Timothy Danaher finds rich rewards in austere monastic life
Brother Timothy Danaher (Photo: Graeme Jennings/Washington Examiner) | Graeme Jennings

The Dominican Order of the Roman Catholic Church dates back to 1216. Now 25-year-old Timothy Danaher is part of the tradition. Danaher, a Dominican brother who lives with about 80 others at the Dominican House of Studies near Catholic University in Northeast D.C., spends his days studying, volunteering, praying and reading Scripture.

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