It was by the power of the Holy Spirit that Jesus Christ our Saviour took flesh in the womb of

The author of the so-called ‘third-Isaiah’ (the third part of the book of Isaiah, composed by a later prophet), when

Seventeenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Robert Pollock assures us that it is right for us to ask God questions. When

For the first time those reciting the creed are incorporated into its subject matter: the identity and revelation of God

The summer brings opportunities for a diverse range of pastoral placements for us Dominican students. Last weekend, the Dominican Sisters

In the middle of the 2nd century a Christian theologian called Marcion began to teach that the world was made

Sixteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr Bruno Clifton finds in two examples of hospitality offered to God a profound meditation

In the post on Credo 15, we learned something of the history of the Arian controversy and the way in

In the 4th century, Arius, an eloquent and morally upright priest of the philosophically rich but riven city of Alexandria,

Fifteenth Sunday of the Year. Fr David Goodill preaches on the difference between love and justice. Where does justice end and

Athanasius in his discussion on the incarnation said out of nothing God created man, on them he bestowed his own

When we recite the Creed on Sundays and Solemnities, we recall the fundamental tenets of our faith. But the