Those who find that the Church uses highly complicated theological words to define her dogmas might not know much about

Walking long distances is a very Dominican activity. St Dominic walked countless miles preaching the Gospel in southern France and

Solemnity of Christ the King. Fr Aelred Connelly reflects on the hopes for the coming of the Kingdom for the

In our previous article on Faith Councils we read of the famous Council of Chalcedon which issued the ‘Chalcedonian Definition’,

Every summer the student brothers here at Blackfriars  are dispatched from Oxford to go and do something useful at another

Thirty-Third Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean reflects upon the significance of Apocalyptic writings for our lives. Today’s gospel reading

November is traditionally the month of the dead. In our private prayers and public liturgy, this is the time when

The ‘Christological Settlement’ promulgated by the Council of Chalcedon is one of the most decisive texts of Christian theology, serving

At the beginning of July I was ordained deacon and, soon afterwards, I set out for my placement in a

Thirty-Second Sunday of the Year. Fr Fergus Kerr shows us two ways to see the story of the widow's might. As

The dogmatic definition of the Holy Trinity in the Nicene Creed did not shut down debate in the Church, but

Each year, student Dominicans do a summer Pastoral Placement, usually of around a month, and typically based in one of