Described as “every inch a Dominican”, Fr Francis Stephen Kenelm Foster OP was a noted scholar, outstanding preacher and beloved

Advent is the opening liturgical season of the Church’s year. It has its own distinct character and popular piety

In our Oxford priory we celebrate Thanksgiving Day with a big dinner with all the students of Blackfriars Hall, many

Credo: The Christianisation of Medieval Europe

Solemnity of Christ the King. Fr Dominic White reflects on suffering and our role in redeeming creation (we also publish

Liturgical icons can be found not only in Catholic Churches; in our homes also we can find a lot of

The 21st and most recent Ecumenical Council of the Church held its formal sessions in St Peter’s Basilica in the

The son of an Anglican clergyman, Fr Aelwin Tindal-Atkinson was born in Zurich in 1896, and was brought up in

Thirty-Third Sunday of the Year. Fr Euan Marley reflects on the nature of permanence and change. Great buildings are like balloons

Unlike Trent and Vatican II, those two great councils that have radically shaped the Catholicism of the modern world, the

The body of St. Robert Bellarmine.

Back in June, Br Gustave noted that just a matter of months after the end of Lateran V, Martin Luther