It is fashionable in this Year of Mercy to relate everyone and everything to this single theological theme. But in

Fourth Sunday of the Year. Fr David McLean argues that Jesus is rejected by his own village because he challenged

News | Yesterday, Blackfriars Hall hosted the book launch of two publications by Dominican friars of the Province of England. Yesterday, Blackfriars Hall

Tertullian, no stranger to being victimised by his interpreters, called St Paul the “heretics’ apostle”, indicating the amenability of Paul’s writings to

‘How hard can it really be?’ That’s the question I would ask myself as I tore excitedly into the box

Bernard Gui, or Bernard Guidoni was born in 1261 in Royères, France, and is one of the more well known

“God is there and I talk to Him a lot!” Fr. Richard Ounsworth OP confessed to me. For a while,

Third Sunday of the Year. fr John Farrell explains how we are called to works of mercy and mission through

I recently interviewed Peter Harries OP after the end of our Provincial Assembly in December 2015 in Oxford. Originally from

Today is the day of six stories. Stories of the lives of six men who had a lot in common.

Second Sunday of the Year. fr Aelred Connelly reflects on preaching as a work of mercy.   In this jubilee year of

Blessed Jane of Orvieto was born in Italy in 1264. Jane was a lay Dominican, visionary and prophet, known for